Epassporte having "serious problems with their payment system?"
 

Just got this e-mail. This doesnt refer to affiliates but webcam chat hosts.

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Managers

We would like to advise that epassporte seems to be having some serious problems
with their payment system. For those of you that use epassporte as a method of
payment, we are completely unable to make any guarantees that payments for Feb
16-28 will be effective by that method.

We simply have no control over their system and have been unable to receive any
information as to when the problems will be fixed.

We are providing all studios with an opportunity to provide us with alternative
methods of payments. If you would like to provide cheque or wire transfer
information in order to guarantee your payment will reach you in a timely
manner, it is important that you do so before the end of the day on February 28.

We would ask that you submit any such changes using the Edit Profile function on
or before February 28, 2007. If you submit such changes and they have not been
approved, please contact me by ICQ to confirm.

If not, it will be necessary to wait and see what happens with epassporte.

Please feel free to contact me with any questions or concerns.

Sincerely,

Karen
WebcamCash Talent
[email protected]
ICQ 312-341-627

congrats.

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not good :Oh crap

epass supports theft by having a weak security system and then tries to blam the customer when money gets stolen.

DO NOT USE EPASS

What wasn't stated here is the "why". The issue likely has to do with the inability to transfer money from their bank to epass, potentially because they are using BoA.

That email is a nice "blame epassporte" without actually explaining the reason why the payment isn't going through.

Fr0gman, your shit is weak and tired. Your account got hacked, probably because you left a password somewhere, used the same password that you use somewhere else, or because your system was a victim of spyware or keylogging.