Which processors have been cut off by Visa?
 

Anyone remember any of them?

Because someone should go onto WJ and tell them about the real world. Even better if people can link the reasons to why they were booted out by Visa.

Bump for some answers. Pirates are reading this and telling them how Visa pulls down processors and the ease they do it will show them how the real world works.

Hi Paul, I just thought I'd swing by and keep you company. Must be lonely in this thread all by yourself.

DMR was the first big one, as I recall

Why tell them? Let them live in the ignorance...

Is this a one-off thing or a continuing pattern?

They live in a world where they think processors will back them. not in the real world where Visa pulls the strings.

Visa pulled on globill for sure.
I think epass also.

Thanks BM. The pirates think processing is like them getting a processing account is easy.

There was a Canadian one who was canned for processing for bestiality sites. fucked if I can remember the name though.

It would be if more people would add to the list.

DMR
globill
Epassporte
Webstream

And you got citations to prove you claims?

Thanks for the bump. What are you doing to help in the fight to bring down file lockers?

I want to show them processors can get canned. Plus a few other things.

DMR didn't get pulled down. They shut themselves down.



I know where a lot of those bodies are bured.





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Don't go throwing facts into a thread... :winkwink:

So the list is shorter noe.

globill
Epassporte
Webstream

iBill .......

And Globill got shut down by their acquiring bank, not the V/MC card associations. If they had had a back-up account with another bank they might still be up today.



I guess that's just as good for your purposes though...

:2 cents:.

Yes, it shows banks are also willing the processor down for breaking rules. Reading the pirates boards they are under the illusion that no one has to follow companies rules. Reading between the lines it's obvious none have any real clue of running anything other than a small time scam.

Was iBill shut down?