It's in the contract you sign with IBill.. somewhat shitty if you didn't know but you can't blame a company for protecting themselves for possible mass-migration and then instantly losing a lot of revenue without first allowing themselves time (from a disaster or fuck up, their fault or uncontrollable) to re-organize and adjust. It's extremely smart of them.
And as Jack76 just posted..
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Originally posted by Jack76
Ibill already officially announced it.
Go to http://www.ibill.com/about/faq/conferencecall.cfm
They wrote:
"[...]If an account is sending no new transactions, it is considered a closed account and monies and reserves will be held for 6 months as is standard on closed accounts. If the account is sending any transactions, it will be considered an active account and paid out all transactions beginning Nov 1 ? Nov 15 on Dec 1 as well as receiving the first of payouts on monies owed Dec 1.[...]"
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No new transactions = closed account, and they'll hold the money for 6 months.
Or, you could send "1" new signup, get your money, and then you'll wait 6 months for the money owed from the "1" sale - if you're really that concerned..
There's a solution to every problem, it's just being able to realize it.
Sorry IBill if I gave away 'good advice' / bad for you, I don't mean any harm and hope none comes of it, though it's a logical way to have your account not be considered closed and therefore get money owed. Just
Matt