There is a number of idiots who bitch at Epassporte no matter what.

It's dumbshits DamageX, DEA and the like.

The fact is, this security upgrade is great, and will make epass accounts much safer. But noo, there are still cunts who are constantly looking for reasons to bitch about.

Get a fucking life you tools.

There are thousands of happy customers who greatly appreciate Epassporte services.

If you personally don't like the system then don't use it, just shut the fuck up already.

Frankly I don't think half of the people who bitch have any real beef with them. They just follow along agreeing with what others say. I have my suspicions that Chio's goon squad has something to do with all the shit talking about epassporte too.

I love ePassporte. I have never had any trouble with them.

It would have made sense if Chio had actually something to offer.

Right now he ain't got shit. Once in a while Chio pops up, menacingly shakes his fist and threatens to release a system that would put Epass to shame.

It's been 3 years like this. Time to put up or shut up.

But they are doing in-house testing right now!!!! :1orglaugh

I don't know about everyone else but in DEA's case he got ripped off for $4500 because of holes in thier system, so regardless of what they do to fix security now unless they compensate him he has a right to bitch.

No he didn't.

He had his password stolen. His own fault.

If there were holes in the system, there would much more money stolen than his stupid $4500

You're oversimplifying it to make him look bad. You know it wasn't that simple, but you're a pompous cocksucker who lives up to his board handle and can't stop himself from spewing shit in every thread that you infect with your presence.

Why don't you do something productive like gargle with hydrochloric acid or share a needle with an ebola patient?

He made a totally valid point. I have had thousands of dollars in my account and have never had a single dime stolen. I use a very strong password that is changed on a regular basis. My computer and connection are both as secure as humanly possible (updated AV software and a hardware firewall as well as weekly scans for spyware, keyloggers, trojans, etc).

Like it or not, the security of any online account is almost completely the responsibility of the user. ePassporte and similar companies can't force their customers into having better security habits. To blame ePassporte for its customer's sloppy security practices is asinine.

Nice, i state a fact and your response to me is an ad hominem attack.
Great way to bring your point across. (NOT)


It actually was quite simple:
DEA had his login info stolen from him and his account was drained of money.
Anyone who is serious about running an online business and dealing with this kind of money has to think of his own security.