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BEWARE using PAXUM - attempted to withdraw funds, they closed my account without notice
Just a warning, I attempted to to withdraw funds from Paxum and they closed my account without warning, the only explanation I received was some vague reference to "your account has been closed as it is outside our risk appetite, no further information can be provided in this regard"
This makes no sense as I've had an account with them since epassporte shut down years ago and they kept accepting money into my account as recently as ten days ago. I haven't sent or withdrawn money in years, I just had a balance of ~$XXXX sitting there which I wanted to withdraw, then they closed the account. If you have any funds with them I would recommend withdrawing them immediately (if you can), and if you're using them to process payments be aware that the recipient may not receive them. Smells of epassporte all over again. Good luck. |
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Nonetheless, I want to clarify, did you successfully receive all your money from the closed PAXUM account? |
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They *claim* that they have reversed the transactions in my balance and sent them back to the issuers, however I have not been able to confirm this with anyone yet. I'll update the thread if/when I hear back from all of these people. |
Before closing the account they usually let you send all money to the bank account
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yeah, no explanation. I've only received payments from major reputable programs, no individuals or any shady business. this came as a total surprise. |
Sounds like some shady shit.
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Where did the money come from?
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Only thing I can think of is that maybe they don't want to do transactions with USA businesses anymore. All of my info was verified and correct, and I had a business, not a personal, account. Haven't heard back from any of the sponsors yet as to whether anyone has received these supposed payment reversals. |
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never had issues, blame your shithole country and its laws, regulations etc.:2 cents:
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regardless this was not handled in a professional manner. not even sure if what they claim to have done is legal, perhaps Canada allows these sort of actions however "reversing" transactions which were settled 3 years prior seems reckless. I'm fortunate that all of the entities involved are still in business, whether I hear back from them or not remains to be seen. |
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Not sure if i am close to that point as well.
This was my issue for the past 2 weeks, it's super hard to withdraw money on my paxum account. Good news is, the pending EFT's i made were validated and reached my bank at last, after a long wait and daily follow ups thru chat support. Hope you get your money! |
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I have literally never had any problems. It is my go to place as Paypal is shit nowadays |
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For what it is worth, never keep any balance online unless you have to :2 cents: |
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I had to do that last year, and it's a bitch :Oh crap (but luckily mine was only a few) |
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yeah, I shouldn't have kept that much in there, especially after getting burnt with epassporte years ago. |
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They sure have some reason why they closed your account. They dont close accounts just like that.. Probably there was something suspicious.. Nothing happened without reason
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You can configure PayPal to auto empty to your back account once a day no need for an app.
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As Roald said: try to never leave any balances online. Transfer to your bank ASAP. |
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Most people that get PayPal funds frozen are people that get a lot of funds with no PayPal history and PayPal freezes it to be safe from chargebacks.
If you do a few k a month of biz thru PayPal you will never get funds frozen after the first 1-2 months. Quote:
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There are quite a few threads related to PAXUM. There was one posted a few months ago by "Elliso". There should be some suggestions posted there, unless Elliso wrote me directly.
If you sincerely believe you are in the right, and PAXUM has failed to resolve this matter by now, then you should put together a simple demand letter, and forward it to [email protected], and cc Ruth. Make sure to give them an X amount of days to transfer all the money owed to your account. In the letter, provide specific account numbers, amounts owed, your full name and address, name PAXUM and Octav A. Moise (basically the owner of PAXUM), a light summary of the money originally in the account from Sponsors (name them), an ability to transfer out that money to your bank, a due date by which they must act, and notice of what action you will consider taking against them, should they fail to resolve the matter by X date. Sign and date the letter, etc. Should PAXUM and Octav decide to ignore your letter, than you might want to start submitting written complaints with the various authorities, including police in your home country, as well as in Canada, ideally in the Province/State that PAXUM is registered in. Again make sure PAXUM and Octav A Moise, are named/listed/mentioned as the Defendants. Make sure to keep good records. Get the correct spelling of the Officer's name that is taking your report, and the incident or report number assigned. Arrange to get a "certified" copy of the report when ready. If you want me to look over your situation and written statements, write me directly: alex AT nalem DOT com Good luck! I am not a lawyer, but if it was me, likely I would allege "misappropriation of funds" by the Defendants. |
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An update:
2 of the 7 programs have replied to me and said they found the funds. No word from the other 5 yet. Big thanks to AVRevenue and Payserve for helping me out with this mess :thumbsup Quote:
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In the event, most of the funds went back to a program with whom I had a decent relationship, and they offered to repatriate the funds to me by another method. But this should have been handled by Paxum, not dropped thoughtlessly on a random affiliate program. What recourse would I have had, if the affiliate program was one that paid by Paxum only? None; they would have just gotten a bonus from Paxum at my expense. What recourse would I have had, if the funds were from one of my many one-job-only, pay-in-advance freelance clients? Those guys pay, get what they want, move on. They have no incentive to pay me twice, just because my payment intermediary did something irresponsible. And some of them wouldn't bother, having no enduring business relationship with me. It is completely unacceptable that Paxum does this. And I scoff at all the dumb-asses who come into these threads and say "they never did anything shady to me" like that means anything. This is called "survivor bias" -- it's like saying "The tornado wasn't all that terrible, my house didn't blow away." No matter how many shredded mobile homes go tumbling past, you're out there standing on the front porch with a Bud Light in your hand saying "Tornado? It's no big deal, my house is good." It's a real dumb-ass argument, but for some reason it's been real common here on GFY for all of the damn near twenty years that I've been here. |
Same here, they have shut down my account as well
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I wasing crying, i was describing my iusse with paxum and show thier realface, i warned everyone about them and here is fact one is banned and tomorrow might be You
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If they did this to me they'll do it to anyone. I've been on this board for what, 17 years now? I'm someone with a pretty solid and longstanding reputation. This thread has been on the main page of the most highly visited industry forum for an entire week and they still haven't replied. That tells me they don't give a shit about their customers, at least those in the adult industry. :2 cents: |
Paxum has hundreds of thousands of users and 99,9% are happy. no service is 100%.
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