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  • DutchTeenCash
    I like Dutch Girls
    • Feb 2003
    • 21684

    #1

    nexus billing ?

    been getting this to all the domains we own, anyone heard of them and had any pos/neg experience ? thanks !

    > Hello, I represent Nexus XI, a turn-key billing solution. I am emailing
    > you because I noticed you are currently selling products/services from
    > blablabla.com. We are seeking sites who are currently processing
    > with an IPSP company who would like backup credit card processing services
    > at very competitive rates. If you have some time, I would like to discuss
    > this with you further. Thank you for your time. Regards, Brenda
    > Guenther
    > Nexus XI Communications Inc. Tel: 1-718-504-6706 ext. 207 Fax:
    > 1-780-669-7013 Email: [email protected] Web: http://www.nexusxi.com/

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  • dabomb
    Confirmed User
    • Apr 2004
    • 190

    #2
    has anybody ever actually used this? it seems perfect, but i want to know that it's legit. is there some sort of better-business-bureau for this kind of stuff?

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    • nudecanada
      Confirmed User
      • Jan 2004
      • 793

      #3
      Funny company.

      They are spamming webmasters. But when you email them they reject your e-mail as spam and you have to confirm your e-mail address with them before they will reply.

      Also, their "office" is actually a Mailbox Etc. box number.

      I would stear clear of them. If they were any good they would get customers by reputation, not by spamming.

      How did they get your e-mail? Did you used to use Globill or Probilling?

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      • dabomb
        Confirmed User
        • Apr 2004
        • 190

        #4
        Originally posted by nudecanada
        Funny company.

        They are spamming webmasters. But when you email them they reject your e-mail as spam and you have to confirm your e-mail address with them before they will reply.

        Also, their "office" is actually a Mailbox Etc. box number.

        I would stear clear of them. If they were any good they would get customers by reputation, not by spamming.

        How did they get your e-mail? Did you used to use Globill or Probilling?
        thanks for your imput and advice. i knew it sounded too good to be true... do you happen to know any REAL company like this that would let me charge per minute? =)

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