enumbered or okpay?

[randomman]

Okpay is doomed to fail.
They will find it hard to get high risk merchants because of incorporation.
Incorporated merchants will just use credit card processors.
And uploading verification documents like a drivers licence will turn folks away.
For an ecurrency, its overdone.

[ionicle]

quit bashing your competitor. it's way more than obvious that you are personally involved with enumbered and are trying to bump their rating up.

[pptrader1]

yeah he is the only guy in this forum who "belivies" in enumbered.

[randomman]

Ok, i feel like a complete fool as i have just worked out enumbered is a big scam.

Hi John,

Merchants are starting to accept eNumbered.

Oddly though, I can't tell you which ones, because I myself don't know. We do not have any kind of approval process. Anyone can become a merchant by signing up for a business account, and they can put the logo on their site to accept payments through eNumbered. I have no way of knowing their site name or URL.

eNumbered is growing at an extremely rapid rate and I expect that many more merchants will be accepting eNumbered e-Cash in the coming months. eNumbered is an especially good choice for vendors selling 'blackhat' type products such as anonymous VPN, fake IDs, diplomas, etc etc. You can use eNumbered to sell anything since there is absolutely no approval process - everyone is approved. We will be targeting more mainstream merchants too, as we are hoping to strip away some of the market share from Paypal. Many customers would benefit from the anonymity of eNumbered, especially in the wake of all the identity theft scandals and insecurity of online shopping in general.

If there is anything I can do to help, let me know. Cheers, Quentin Barnes




He can't tell me any merchants that accept enumbered and no ssl.

I feel so dumb!

[nanaimogold]

He seems to be e-numbering the canned goods.

http://www.thewesternstar.com/Busine...a-right-move/1

[randomman]

Okpay