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The above statement is a lie.Since thursday last week Paymonde has removed Mastercard as a payment option, the reason,
October 19, 2006
Acquiring Bank Technical Problems - The acquiring bank we use to handle our Mastercard transactions has informed us that they are experiencing severe network problems and are unable to currently accept transactions. They have assured us they are working on the matter, and will let us know when they are once again capable of accepting Mastercard transactions. Until then, we are disabling Mastercard transactions to ensure you are not charged for these failures. Once we have confirmed their systems are working again, we will reenable Mastercard transctions. Rebills for Mastercard users are being held as well, and will be run as soon as we reenable Mastercard.
Anyone knows what's really going on?XXX TLD's - Another mosquito to swat.Comment
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Sure... Mastercard was removed. OK.. there *may* have been "technically difficulties" on or prior to October 19 - that would have been a complete coincidence.
Odds on, their is more to MyVirtualCard/Paymonde/Funds2Go et al than is known yet. Any processor who hides behind shell names has a problem - part of which may be that there is no substance behind these names, - time will tell
The purported president of the alleged parent company of Paymonde, Funds2Go Inc, has a small problem with transparency and judging from his responses so far on GFY - he's a complete idiot with another agenda.XXX TLD's - Another mosquito to swat.Comment
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How did the CEO of CCBill know about this a week ahead of time though?
I thought JoeJerry (or whatever his handle was) said that Paymonde had sold him a few shares of Funds2Go? Or it was private, now public, and he bought shares, but was good pals with the people who worked on the same floor, down the hall (i.e. CEO of Paymonde).
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Never checked but obviously it was never a secret that there were "technical difficulties" - else someone is clairvoyant
(Could be handy on the stock market)
Ah.. JollyJoe really has no clue about who he is or what he owns. He is not an employee, just a "friend of the CEO", then he's one of the owners, then he's the president:
The above is his claim of course. And he's right to a level, Funds2Go Inc is a Nevada corp, Paymonde is an unknown legal entity recognized only by the name "Paymonde" (duh?) and based at Olongapo City, in the Philippines. There is no known jurisdiction or company ID for this claimed entity tho it does want to be listened to by Quebec courts - so presumably it may be a Canadian corp - but who knows, - they sure are not saying. So basically it appears that any clients of "Paymonde" are trading with a face known as Paymonde.com - a $10 domain name and a few mail drop addressesJollyJoe:
I'm one of the owners of Funds2Go. Just to clarify the confusion here, Funds2Go is not Paymonde, both are two completely seperate companies. Paymonde uses our card products and money transfer services to payout their merchants.
There is amazing reluctance to provide even basic transparency - it stinks until such time they go deliver up more than confused statements.
From the info and responses so far...
"good pals" = conspiracybut was good pals with the people who worked on the same floor, down the hall (i.e. CEO of Paymonde).
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gooddomains....i bet your domains are pretty shitty also 
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