Originally Posted by minusonebit

OK, lets get some facts about ePassporte straight:

1. They never post details on this board. Any replies they give are almost always of the "contact me via [insert offline, non public method of communication here]" so that there is no public record of what they are pulling.

2. This exactly what got PayPal sued. The difference is, PayPal has many millions of dollars with which to defend itself. ePassporte wont survive such a suit. This whole ponzi scheme thing of closing accounts not directly linked with the fraud is not only dishonest and reeks of questionable ethics, but it is also a violation of the law - at lease in the US.

3. ePassporte has never been known for good customer service. The broken English comment was disgusting and the attempts to explain it away just made the situation worse. Sometimes, its a good idea to just shut up.

4. The reason they "cant and wont comment" on this has nothing to do with an 'investigation' (trust me, thier investigations are as through as those your credit card processor conducts when one of your surfers charges your ass back for six months worth of rebills during which time they downloaded every single file off your server including the robots.txt) is because they have been caught with thier hand in the cookie jar. The fact that someone else defrauded ePassporte means nothing, they have no right to take this guy's money to cover thier loss.

5. And finally, why would anyone not setup thier own damn account? I never did understand that. It makes zero sense. Its stupid. If you cant fill in a form and load $25 into an online payment account, then you're not gonna make it in this business (or any other, for that matter) and you should simply quit now while you are ahead and save yourself the loss and trouble.