Originally Posted by AmeliaG (Post 19492325)

I want to add something witty about:

a) Where is my money?
b) Why would a "new" company want a name and logo with the opposite of goodwill associated with the brand?

But y'all already covered it.

Originally Posted by iBill (Post 19490035)

It's called 5 years of track record and 2 complaints closed with BBB in last 3 years | 0 closed in last 12 months

Better then any other processor.

Give us a try :-)

Originally Posted by candyflip (Post 19490391)

The "clients" of theirs who chimed in have got to be fake nicks. Haven't seen a single one of them before now.

Originally Posted by iBill (Post 19490870)

Morning all,

No we are not the same people. If you look back at http://business.avn.com/articles/iBi...ny-350021.html you will see they ran a story on us after we got going. So no, this is not something fake. If you search, you will see a few stories on XBIZ and AVN about iBill.

Also, your money is more safe with iBIll then a brand new processor as strange as it seams because of the fact that iBIll has been put under so much scrutiny by the banks when we got started, we were watched more closely then any other processor.

Now with going on 5 years and rebuilding a name, wouldn't you think a few people complaining on here about us not paying out would do more damage then if the same people were talking about ccbill or epoch? That would put us back where we were 5 years ago.

Originally Posted by iBill (Post 19491622)

As I said, we have nothing to do with the old company so that is all I can say.

Originally Posted by iBill (Post 19491622)

As I said, we have nothing to do with the old company so that is all I can say.

Originally Posted by iBill (Post 16906067)

Saturday, Feb 27th, 2010

Denver, CO - It is a well-known fact that doing business with the old company known as iBill was a less than profitable experience from 2002-2007. Merchants often accepted worthless promissory notes with nothing more than hope of a future payout. For many, those notes are still tucked away in a closet or file cabinet. Much to their surprise, that long awaited payday has arrived.

On Saturday, February 27th, iBill President and CEO Jonas Brown announced that the newly founded iBill will honor all promissory notes issued by the former company of the same name. “I know there are a lot of honest people out there who have waited far too long for this day. I’ve received numerous phone calls from former merchants who lost their sites as well as their only source of income. They were forced to turn to friends and family to pay rent and car payments while they waited on payment from iBill. These people deserve the money they earned and I’m proud to say we now have a solution to honor those debts.”

Brown added, “Until now, there was no recourse, but earlier today our Board approved payback to all merchants who have a valid iBill promissory note.”

On April 7th, the company will release the new iBill 2.0. payment processing system. This newly developed, web-based technology will include a payback option for former iBill merchants.

Brown continued, ‘This is our way of saying we understand. It is important that we rebuild our image and establish trust with those who utilize our services. This solution will go a long way toward that goal and benefit all parties involved.”

According to Brown, details of the payback will be released on April 2nd, when a tour of the new iBill will be offered. A press release will follow there after. If you would like to register for the free webex, simply go to: ibill net webex aspx

Originally Posted by iBill (Post 19491622)

As I said, we have nothing to do with the old company so that is all I can say.

Originally Posted by epitome (Post 19492275)

What's happens with members and rebills if new iBill fails?

Originally Posted by iBill (Post 19492916)

You have full access to all your members info and we can move it to a different processor if needed. The fact of the mater is we did not go back in business to fail

Originally Posted by 2013 (Post 19492293)

ibill sucks 100 cocks

Originally Posted by ExtremeBank_Adam (Post 19492976)

Back in business? So, this is the same iBill?

Originally Posted by iBill (Post 19492916)

You have full access to all your members info and we can move it to a different processor if needed. The fact of the mater is we did not go back in business to fail

Originally Posted by lucas131 (Post 19494175)

maybe guys you can start new epassporte also? people will jump on the boat sure

Originally Posted by Rochard (Post 19503410)

Fuck me in the ass once, shame on you. Fuck me in the ass a second time, shame on me.

Originally Posted by ExtremeBank_Adam (Post 19492976)

Back in business? So, this is the same iBill?

Originally Posted by iBill (Post 19490870)

Morning all,

No we are not the same people. If you look back at http://business.avn.com/articles/iBi...ny-350021.html you will see they ran a story on us after we got going. So no, this is not something fake. If you search, you will see a few stories on XBIZ and AVN about iBill.

Also, your money is more safe with iBIll then a brand new processor as strange as it seams because of the fact that iBIll has been put under so much scrutiny by the banks when we got started, we were watched more closely then any other processor.

Now with going on 5 years and rebuilding a name, wouldn't you think a few people complaining on here about us not paying out would do more damage then if the same people were talking about ccbill or epoch? That would put us back where we were 5 years ago.

Originally Posted by lucas131 (Post 19494175)

maybe guys you can start new epassporte also? people will jump on the boat sure

Originally Posted by Dirty F (Post 19503523)

Noticed how they stopped posting after this?

Originally Posted by Niktamer (Post 19506950)

can you pays us on our epassporte ?