So i am having trouble receiving a wire from a Sponser for an affiliate payout. So I go and signup for a Paxum Business Account (the only other payout method). I submit my ID, proof of address and Articles of Incorporation, the same documents I have supplied for every such payment processor.
Well guess what? Paxum writes back with this insanely long list of info (see below), most of which I do not have access to or can find easily nor do I feel like selling my first born so I can receive a fucking $600 payout. LOL
Seriously Paxum suck my balls! No wonder I see thread after thread on here about how much you suck. Check this insane list out:
For the verification of your account to be completed, we kindly ask you to provide the following information and documents:
1. An ID and a valid proof of address issued under your name (Issued in the last three months);
2. Proof of address for your company (different to the Business/Corporation Registration)
3. The list of shareholders along with the identity documents and address proofs of all the persons that have more than 10% of the shares;
4. The part of the Business/Corporation Registration that shows the directors of the company;
5. The ID documents and proof of address (Issued in the last three months) for the Directors. Upload this in Profile Settings >> Business Representatives>> Add Representative.
6. The part of the Business/Corporation Registration that shows the Legal Representatives;
7. The ID documents and proof of address (Issued in the last three months) for Legal Representatives; Upload this in Profile Settings >> Business Representatives>> Add Representative.
8. A document that shows your position in the company;
9. Source of Funds:
10. The Purpose of the business account (reason/services you will provide to your clients):
11. The Line of Business
12. Estimated Monthly Deposits:
13. Estimated Monthly Withdrawals:
14. As well as a few examples of the companies/users who will be paying you (receiving funds) through Paxum and of those to whom you will be sending funds:
Legit companies do not make you jump through these many hoops. I have applied for mortgages, car loans and personal loans that didn't require half of this nonsense.


Well guess what? Paxum writes back with this insanely long list of info (see below), most of which I do not have access to or can find easily nor do I feel like selling my first born so I can receive a fucking $600 payout. LOL
Seriously Paxum suck my balls! No wonder I see thread after thread on here about how much you suck. Check this insane list out:
For the verification of your account to be completed, we kindly ask you to provide the following information and documents:
1. An ID and a valid proof of address issued under your name (Issued in the last three months);
2. Proof of address for your company (different to the Business/Corporation Registration)
3. The list of shareholders along with the identity documents and address proofs of all the persons that have more than 10% of the shares;
4. The part of the Business/Corporation Registration that shows the directors of the company;
5. The ID documents and proof of address (Issued in the last three months) for the Directors. Upload this in Profile Settings >> Business Representatives>> Add Representative.
6. The part of the Business/Corporation Registration that shows the Legal Representatives;
7. The ID documents and proof of address (Issued in the last three months) for Legal Representatives; Upload this in Profile Settings >> Business Representatives>> Add Representative.
8. A document that shows your position in the company;
9. Source of Funds:
10. The Purpose of the business account (reason/services you will provide to your clients):
11. The Line of Business
12. Estimated Monthly Deposits:
13. Estimated Monthly Withdrawals:
14. As well as a few examples of the companies/users who will be paying you (receiving funds) through Paxum and of those to whom you will be sending funds:
Legit companies do not make you jump through these many hoops. I have applied for mortgages, car loans and personal loans that didn't require half of this nonsense.


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