kimmy I am curious
 

Got the new issue of Klixx magazine and they write about epassporte being owned by epoch/paycom. Even have comments from the CEO Chris Mallick. So I am curious, is it a typo or were you lying to us everytime you said it wasnt owned by them and you didnt really know who owned the company? Just curious.

Go find me a post where I said that I didn't know who owned the company tony. That is not what I said. And if you go and look up the ownership of ePassporte it does not say Epoch.

No one, including me, ever said that Mallick wasn't involved in ePassporte, or that eP did not use resources from Epoch.

I find it kinda funny that you start a thread regarding what you think I said without even checking to make sure you are correct regarding what I did say.

From memory, what she said was that there was some involvement on the part of Epoch and/or the owners.

farbie

Offshore companies generally don't like to talk about who owns them.

Then Klixx must of made a typo. Kimmy what is your icq or can you icq me?

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I'll be back a few minutes, am running to the store.

Epassporte is a joke. The fees are crazy and its a bitch to sign up. Let alone make someone else sign up to pay you:321GFY

snarl

sometimes it's good to just bash someone in the head with a bat.

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yeah, I got another one in as quick as I could :glugglug :thumbsup

They are incorrect. Epoch does not own ePassporte. There is involvement between the two, as I've said before.

I just read the article that Tony404 referred to. It does not say that epassporte is owned by Epoch/Paycom.

Quote:
"According to Chris Mallick, Chairman and CEO of Paycom/Epoch Systems, even though they do not currently process for non-U.S. webmasters, Paycom does process in 18 languages Internationally. Their ePassporte program is proof positive that great strides are being made globally for U.S. webmasters, and this market is growing by leaps and bounds". -- KliXXX July Issue Page 74.

Tony you were wrong about Klixxx and you were wrong about Kimmy. Let's just leave it at that.

Actually the article also says "Another tool that has just emerged-and that has given webmasters all over the world high hopes for its success - is Epoch/Paycom's new ePassporte. Actually Rand I did let it go saying it must be a typo but if it gives you joy to discredit me so be it.

There is a search key. You shoud do a little looking in to that!


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Talk about splitting hairs here. For the last time, Epoch does not own ePassporte.

I'm done with this thread.