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DeadFidel · 07-01-2004, 03:30 AM

I tried calling, prochating, and emailing, asking for the $964.60 owed to me and promised in 180 days after account was closed by me back on 12-03, for the last week, and I finally got an email back:
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Hello There,

All reserves are currently being held and not released to merchants.
Currently your balance is in a negative state and we cannot send you these
funds at this time.

Please check back shortly.

Regards,

Merchant Services
proBilling
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Not that I counted on it, but I had to try, it's a fucking K of my money. I would have more respect (if any) if they just told me I was NOT ever going to get it so I could stop wasting my time...

...and NO, there were no CBs. The stats showing the amount owed me stayed the same for 6 months up untill the date they were due, and "magically" that turned into a balance of $19.99, a penny less than the $20 dollar wire transfer fee.

Funny shit.

07-01-2004, 03:30 AM
DeadFidel Confirmed User Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: This was my wife circa 2002 Posts: 6,760	180 days after Probilling "broke" reserves are due? I tried calling, prochating, and emailing, asking for the $964.60 owed to me and promised in 180 days after account was closed by me back on 12-03, for the last week, and I finally got an email back: _____________________ Hello There, All reserves are currently being held and not released to merchants. Currently your balance is in a negative state and we cannot send you these funds at this time. Please check back shortly. Regards, Merchant Services proBilling _____________________ Not that I counted on it, but I had to try, it's a fucking K of my money. I would have more respect (if any) if they just told me I was NOT ever going to get it so I could stop wasting my time... ...and NO, there were no CBs. The stats showing the amount owed me stayed the same for 6 months up untill the date they were due, and "magically" that turned into a balance of $19.99, a penny less than the $20 dollar wire transfer fee. Funny shit.