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Excellent pics from Europe BTW. :thumbsup |
There is a sniff of misfortune that alot of people have overlooked back in November 2009 when you could no longer upload funds via third party card to epassporte. Was this the first sign of decline?
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this post makes a massive amount of sense to me... its funny how initially everyone thought the wallet funds were the safe funds... turns out the visa funds are. Thankfully i never saw the point of the wallet.
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If it walks like a duck, quacks like a duck — it is a duck.
Bingo? |
A wannabe duck ?
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The intrigue and twists and turns are fucking nuts. In the very least it will make a great novel. Its going to happen. |
The thing that really gets me is not the thief stealing the money. You can look at that fat fuck's picture and see the larceny in his heart. It's the willing accomplices that came in to vouch for "a standup guy who will make this right". In the meantime, they are pulling their money out as quickly as possible. Talking about rats and sinking ships. Hey bro, here is your wire, please go calm the peasants the fuck down.
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They put the wallet feature because they said our pin's ATM number where in risk :D so that way we can't be robbed. hahahaha
don't you remember or what? I think i still have that email. |
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yeah he at first took it as a goodwill loan, betting that the movie was going to be a success, since it failed then epass closed doors, what a coincidence epass closes doors as soon as middle men was released
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Well it did at the start of the debacle ... :1orglaugh:1orglaugh |
Mallick put one feet in my country, I will kill him.... for only u$s1,470 :)
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if you guys really want to confirm that is how wallet worked, ask the question in the PAXUM thread........the owners are posting there, and establishing a wallet system as well....they seem pretty open how they run their business they might chime in how the wallet really works, then you can at least compare with the poster here if that was the case in epass wallet
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bump for this great post
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Still waiting for a Wallet Wire Requested on Sep 3rd :( nothing yet
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I believe it works something like this:
Visa -> Virtual Visa -> St Kitts -> Individual accounts with everyone having their own tied to their number. Bank -> Wallet Company -> The company keeps track of your share of their single account. You don't have any individual account with the bank itself. |
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How about all of these companies on the same IP as Mallicks. These media companies run by these women who seem to all have epass/oxymoron as a 'client'. The money seems to be flowing through them as well. |
I agree to the point where we call this a scam. Don't get me wrong, I don't defend the guy one bit. On the contrary, he fucked me over of what seems to be a few k as of now (unless the remaining of wires do come).
Now, unless this was planned for him to RUN with our money this was a pure legitimate business move that just hit the ground. Hey may have used the money as insurance to get fat loans for his projects or as co-investment. Which is NO DIFFERENT than what banks do with their money. You know that a run on the bank will cause the bank to go our of business and you don't call this a scam although banks don't have our money stashed in socks and use it just for loans and live off of interest. It's a bit more complicated than that (and more lucrative to add). And you all know it. So this ewallet was just nothing more than turning a virtual card provider into a bank, only that the activities of this "bank" were not as regulated as of your local trusted bank are. From there on the decision of where to invest the money was an unwritten law - it was up to the guy to use it as a seed money in investment that was to multidruple the investment. It's just if the investment was put all into one basket, all put on one horse, then it was very risky and in case of failure you have what we have now. He still owes us money. That goes without a question. It may not only be movies. Epass was also registered for real estate business as I was able to see in one of the threads. Whether that money was put into some real estate projects that didn't pay off quickly enough remains a question... It could be a scam and it could not be a scam, but if it wasn't a scam it was nothing more than a risky business. Wouldn't you just do the same as he did (only that maybe you would spread the risk better)? I know I would. It's how the bankers make their millions after all (only they spread the risk much better). But if this was all a scam, he should fry. |
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Don't forget Mr. Elias is part of this whole scheme as well....IMHO.
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any news about the WALLET money?
Or people just gave up and resigned their monies while stating: "Money is in motion" or something similar? . |
As per SKNANB message I received:
"SKNANB is not related to and or involved in any way with the wallet. As per ePassporte’s multiple public statements, ePassporte is responsible for all aspects of the wallet, as such, please contact ePassporte directly for any information with respect to their wallet product." |
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I posted the names and adress of the local regulator, contact them. |
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and that ELIAS guy doesn't answer either.. what must we do? anyone was able to get his wallte funds? I'm very surprised nobody seems to be worried or talking about it, BAD SIGN.. it looks like people just gave up.. Can't believe we webmasters are so weak, seriously. . |
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you don't know really know if they have intent to scam or not.....or just how stupid their investments can be.....people need to be cautious of crafty future wallet presentations. |
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