Here we go again.
It is easy to pick holes in that communication if that is what you want to do, but it is equally easy to read it as a further step forward if your mind is more open or if you actually want them to pull through this. Personally, for the little that my opinion is worth, I found it to be pretty honest and a lot more serious than previous communications which to me is a good thing.
As a merchant that has done nothing to be considered anything other than in good standing, it pleases me that they look to be taking steps to ensure that the actions of others will have less of an impact on settlements due to me in the future than it seems that they may have had in the past.
That said, I don't understand why the guy who posted that here found it necessary to post it here but then again, I also don't understand why people (those of you that are actually merchants) don't keep your discussions about your account and your overdue payouts out of the public domain and in the appropriate channel. I know that many of you hide your sites and think that you are posting anonymously, but it really isn't the right way to go about things.
When I have a question, I ask Zombaio. If they don't give me a good enough answer, I ask it again and again until they do. As I have said before even if I lose all that they owe me, I will not be here whining about it. Nobody here cares just as nobody here would ask for me or anybody else to be paid before them.
There is no camaraderie here. Get that in your heads. How quickly you will be paid depends upon you and your account, not on whether Showme69 or other people owed money agree with you or give your critical post a pathetic little
or
Showme69 doesn't want you to get paid and so looking at him as anything other than a fool will not help you.
What will help in my opinion is looking at the example set by Livepimpin, who posted a few days ago.
Seems that this guy was owed a lot more than most of us combined, and yet the first we hear of it, is that he has been paid in full after agreeing a schedule with them that they honored. This is a proper business man and this is how proper business people go about resolving issues.
If anybody in this thread deserves a
it should be him.