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Originally Posted by Barefootsies
?What I hate about this whole situation is people on the boards calling me a thief and a scumbag,? Cohen said. ?We tried to take care of all of our clients. I know many of them personally. We were at the shows. We never hid from anybody. We charged lesser percentage [per transaction] than others. And also, everyone should know the big guys like Paycom or CCBill are not immune to this. If their processing gets pulled, how can they pay??
While the Paymonde website is down, Cohen said the company will allow clients into their backend to check on their financial status if they contact him by email.
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OK... If you are reading this board Howard - First, your company failed to answer email and phone calls. Some call that hiding. You failed to take care of your clients and simply closed the doors. Up to this time you still have not contacted those clients. This conduct clearly would raise concern among clients - what else do you expect?
Contingency plans play a major role - not only in any biz, but with offering financial services. Clearly there were no contingency plans.
Now you are suggesting a client needs to contact you by email to gain access to their financial data? Why is that???
PS As aside.. who exactly is "Paymonde"? Is it an LLC, S.A, Limited Company? You even had clients signing up under an unknown entity called "Paymonde". Hell.. you need a lawyer who can drafted a basic contract. I give up on crap.