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Originally posted by Kimmykim
By all means email it to them and please make sure that someone there understands the difference between slander and libel for starters. The truth is certainly neither of those.
Then make sure that you and anyone else commenting on my statements can read.
I can ask if a particular processor is compliant if I want, and there's not fuckall you or your legal department can do about it. There is not one thing askance in my comment nor is it libelous, so get over it. IF Globill is processing for US based companies and settling those transactions in locations other than the US, as the rules are stated, their US clients are NOT in compliance as the rules have been explained by multiple processors who have read the regs, had their attorneys read the regs, and clearly understand the regs.
Perhaps I should send an email to compliance at Visa and ASK THEM what they think of this situation? I'm sure at that point we can determine whether or not there's any libel, slander or miscommunication on your part to the webmaster community going on?
Which way would you like to go with this? I don't think I'd rely on this board for my research that could potentially cause me serious business problems down the road. But then again, that's just my opinion.
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Lately most of your posts are unpleasant to webmasters . I agree that US sites should settle in the US and pay the 750.00.
They don't know how lucky they are. But there is no point to threaten to raise shit for Globill. They were the first to " arrange" their " structure" to keep their clients.
I understant that you push or use to push epassport, but it is still not a reason to justify your behavior.
