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Have you ever heard of shit like this from a sponsor?
a large sponsor requires a utility bill and id to get paid :Oh crap :Oh crap :helpme:helpme you think they do the customers the same? hell fuking no! :disgust i want to say the name but won't so don't ask
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That sounds like mainstream sponsor type shit. Name the sponsor.
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Do those fools know who they're fucking with?
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That sounds more like identity theft than business
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ddfcash..............
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talk about security, wanting personal details of the affiliate...
why? Thatīs just not needed :2 cents: |
Thought I read about that on here before.forget who it was though
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Sign of the times.
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If it's DDFCash (as some mentioned in the thread), simply put your Tax ID on the invoice you send them. |
here is a hint it ends with stripper put one letter in front of that :winkwink::winkwink:
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Contact Celine. |
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id is needed in mainstream, i imagine it is coming more and more to adult as well
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Totem cash was my first thought .... They never straight asked for THAT though. Last time I logged in it did say I needed to provide some additional information for payouts,
They're a great company and paid me like clock work for years .. I'd talk with them about your concerns and they'll probably work with you I wonder what ever happened to do boer |
EU laws forces the to do it, when sending money outside their own national border.
We just invoice them, so no problem there |
If you don't like the way a sponsor does business. Move on to another one.
They do it to stop tax evasion. |
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But in this case they just want to pay OP's electric bill directly to avoid disconnection. Its a charity thing. |
If it's a US Sponsor the IRS or the Department of Labor is looking at his books.
Either that or that sponsor is checking TIN numbers "e-Services is a suite of web-based tools that allow tax professionals and payers to complete certain transactions online with the IRS. The tools include Registration Services, e-file Application, Transcript Delivery and TIN Matching. These services are only available to approved IRS business partners as noted below and not to the public. Authorized business partners who need assistance using the online tools can contact the e-help Desk at 1-866-255-0654. International callers must dial 512-416-7750." |
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Hello Guys,
Sorry about my late response, I was off for a couple of days. So Brassmonkey is talking about us (iStripper). Yes, we have set this "Know Your Customer"process years ago on the request of one of our billers. I understand that it sounds unusual but you should look at it the way around as a guarantee of seriousness and an insurance for affiliates as it prevents iStripper affiliate program from most of fraudulent activities. To be honest, we have only received a few complaints about it over the years and each case has been solved with a fair & suitable solution. Serious affiliates should not be afraid of such prudence. Files are sent via https. Once they are validated, files are encrypted on our server and nobody can open or read them anymore (including us). Feel free to contact me if you have any question. cheers |
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2. Bull! Paul Einstein said its due to money laundering because he knows with amount of traffic OP sends, we are talking about millions of euros in payouts. Enough to create new black-afro ISIS who will be too lazy and too scared to fight. |
never said the name :2 cents::2 cents:
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in current times, sponsor should provide utility bill and id to new affiliates, so affiliates will know they wont be getting fucked later.
just saying. |
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Why? It's simple - fraud. Years ago I worked for a company where we were constantly being hit by fraud. An affiliate would sign up, get a few dozen sales, we would pay them out, and next month discover all of the credit cards were stolen. The only thing we could see from our end was that this person was on the upper east coast of the US - NY, NJ, and New England, etc. At a certain point the FBI got involved. It turns out the guy was a waiter at multiple restaurants in NYC, he would swipe new credit cards every night, drive out of the city to some place where he could get free internet (library, Starbucks, etc) and sign up for multiple affilaite accounts and also bang through credit cards. |
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bullshit!! you think a thief will use his or her real info??? :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh by the way those docs can be made with false info.
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There isn't one word about thieves using their real name. |
Is that illegal
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