Funds2go problems
 

Dear Merchant,

Funds2Go card products and services are hosted at a secure banking facility in Scarborough, Ontario. Due to a major water
break in the area this past Friday, Bell Canada, as well as all other major Internet providers have lost service, which in
turn, has caused a lack of connection to our servers.

Please be advised: All Debit cards are still operating as normal, however all web banking site functionalities are
interrupted (Card Activation, load, balance inquiry, etc). Also, if you have already loaded money onto your card, the
amount loaded will automatically appear on your card balance once service has been restored.

ESTIMATED DURATION: We expect service to be back up today (Monday October 30th 2006)
EXPLANATION: Interruption of internet service,

Again, we apologize for any inconvenience this may cause, and will notify you once service has been restored.

Thanking you,

The Funds2Go Sales Team.


:Oh crap
Nature sucks ass i'm telling ya

at least we got an email this time,

whatever you do, DONT CONTACT JOLLYJOE from funds2go, because he doesn't really work at funds2go...he is just friends with president of funds2go...but he cannot support you because, hey, he is only friends with president.....:1orglaugh :1orglaugh :1orglaugh

http://www.gofuckyourself.com/showthread.php?t=671837

Communication is good. [/sarcasm]
Lets have more of it from Paymonde....[/seriously]

Excuse me Roman, you must have me mistaken for someone else. Infact, I'm one of the owners of Funds2Go. Just to clarify the confusion here, Funds2Go is not Paymonde, both are two completely seperate companies. Paymonde uses our card products and money transfer services to payout their merchants.

:glugglug :glugglug :glugglug

You guys are based out of the same office tho...and in press releases, you say that mvc launched funds2go

Why you no reply to this thread???
http://www.gofuckyourself.com/showthread.php?t=671837

all will be fine

http://www.klixxx.com/news/november2004.shtml#funds2go

November 17, 2004
myVirtualCard Inc. Launches Funds2Go Debit Card System

(Montreal, Quebec) - myVirtualCard (www.myvirtualcard.com) announced the launch of Funds2Go, their new debit card remittance system. Funds2Go (www.funds2go.com), a subsidiary of myVirtualCard, provides a new and unique method to send, receive, and retrieve funds.

With Funds2Go, it has never been easier or cheaper to pay your suppliers, employees, and affiliates or to send money to friends and family. Funds2Go account holders can enjoy the convenience of person to person money transfers with the added benefit of debit card remittance.

The inception of Funds2Go solidifies myVirtualCard's positioning in the payment industry, allowing myVirtualCard to offer Person-to-Person (P2P), and mass-payout options.

"We are very excited about Funds2Go" says Joshua Ungar, Vice President of Marketing and Sales at myVirtualCard. "This development paves the way for significant growth at myVirtualCard. We are now one step closer to realizing our goal of being the one-stop shop for internet merchants."

Funds2Go expands growth opportunity for myVirtualCard by expanding global reach, and creating new and exciting payment opportunities for people around the world.

About myVirtualCard
Established in 2003 and headquartered in Montreal, Quebec, myVirtualCard's goal is to provide turnkey e-commerce solutions to online merchants around the world. The company's service is powered by proprietary technology that integrates online payment processing, fraud deterrence, merchant & user account management and financial reporting and tracking.

For more information about myVirtualCard:
Visit the company on the web at www.myvirtualcard.com

For more information about Funds2Go:
Visit the company on the web at www.funds2go.com

myVirtualCard is a trademark or registered trademark of myVirtualCard Inc. in Canada and other countries. Funds2Go is a trademark or registered trademark of myVirtualCard Inc. in Canada and other countries.

you must be employee or owner too :1orglaugh :1orglaugh :1orglaugh

When myVirtualCard became Paymonde, I bought out Funds2Go and became the President and owner of the company.

What gives....anybody else notice inconsistency???

I'm sure you are correct - now we know Jollyjoe is at the helm :)

Talking of Paymonde... who owns that and what is their real physical address and what jurisdiction do they operate in?

PS Same applies to Funds2Go - why can't the state their address even on their TOS?

there wont be any honest answers from them...they process from philipines, even though they are in montreal...they accept sites from everywhere in the world...now they only have visa, and they scramble to get mastercard processing. they make effort now seperate paymonde from funds2go in case paymonde goes belly up....maybe thats why paymonde sold funds2go to jollyjoe :2 cents:

As i'm sure you know, an incorporated company is made up of common shares. Knowing this, shares are issued to individuals who invest in the company. "That's called an Investor" I don't think I need to say anymore regarding your foolish comment.

Let me ask you something Roman123...Has Paymonde done anything to you in the past that would drive you to slander them as you have been doing in your most recent threads?

You say you bought the company. Means you bought 100% of outstanding shares. You also say that you are ONE OF the owners, which means you do not own 100% of shares outstanding. This = inconsistency.

I do not slander. What false things do I say about your company?

Hear ya.. Yes, traced a few of the leads (corps/addresses) down the line and they were of no substance (mailing addresses, registered agent offices etc) and covering multi-jurisdictions.

Yes Roman, Initially when the company was bought I was the sole owner, however, shares have been issued to investors since that point in time.

I personally think you have way too much time on your hands Roman and playing symantics with words is something I don't have time for.

If you have an interest to know our history and how we came to be, you can email [email protected], and I'm sure someone will be able answer all your questions.

but you wrote both posts today...why not just give most up to date version? Its no semantics, its what you wrote.

Why you not answer Webby, by the way?

what else you play symantics with???? :1orglaugh :1orglaugh :1orglaugh

Skin flute

**zip**

:winkwink:

:1orglaugh :1orglaugh :1orglaugh :love2suck

OK.. Read enough.

Jollyjoe, one hoss that is not going to run is vague garbage from anyone who handles the funds of others. That day has gone.

Either you operate in this market in a legitimate and transparent manner or find a job elsewhere.

It may be a clue to state on your website/s exactly what your physical addresses are, what legal jurisdictions your clients are signing up under, and quit avoiding the issue by using mailing or registered agent addresses. Does your bank publish their address?? You are handling client funds, tho not even a bank. What entitles you to sign up others under terms where your address is unknown? (Admittedly Funds2Go claims to be a Nevada based corp)

It may also be a clue to explain on your website what provision has been made for protection of client funds in the event of corporate problems with Fund2Go/Paymode et al blah.

An additional clue may to clarify on your website exactly what the situation is with card companies and answer the obvious question about cross-border transactions - plus any another other card company relationship info you may care to offer that is relevant from a client perspective.

The adult industry has seen the demise of more than enough corps offering transaction processing and left with debts owing by those corps - this industry does not need more problems from "processors".

But do you have other clients than Paymonde using your system?

This is a F*in joke! How about responding to my support requests from 10/21?!?! :mad:

A bump for Beckie lova... :winkwink: :small-smi :smilie_we :drinkup

bump for webby's unanswered questions....

very good questions

bump for a reply

I got a call from Daniel at Paymonde and said my problem was not a Funds2go problem. It was a paymonde problem and he gave me some other steps to go through. Hopefully that works.

Funny what posting on gfy does to solve problems. :helpme :error

We infact do have our address listed on our website, it was taken down yesterday because we recently moved our offices. Our address should be back up now.
https://www.funds2go.com/app.x?p=contact

Yes calvinguy, we certainly do. We cater mostly to camsites and affiliate programs.

There are about 70 companies with your address (186 U.S. Oval, Plattsburgh, NY 12903) if you search google. Do you have an office there or a registered agent?

186 U.S. Oval, Plattsburgh, NY 12903 is mailbox lol...

:1orglaugh :1orglaugh :1orglaugh :winkwink:

Thank you for the brief comment in answer to the issues raised in the post in particular the physical operating addresses of Funds2Go. One address is not a functioning office for Funds2Go.

It is unfortunate that as the President of Funds2Go Inc, you appear unable of unwilling to take the opportunity to sell the features of your company and clarify obvious issues webmasters may have. This clearly speaks volumes - and leaves an aura of non-transparency which is not in the interests of any company engaged in the handling of monies belonging to others.

Webby you have a way of putting my thoughts in to a literate, coherent post.