Payza and HYIP market: is it over? - Page 2

Jason M. · #11 07-18-2012, 04:33 PM

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Originally Posted by superservices

This is good act from payza. This is to avoid chargebacks mostly. But without hyip support, payza cant be the best in online processing industry.

So you think supporting HYIPs, MLMs and the like brought AlertPay the title of "the best in online processing industry"? In fact, do you think it has ever hold or been worthy of such title?

They were going to be shutdown at one point or another. Either by their banking/processing partners or by the government of their country. Rings a bell? Yeah... they got "problems" with their processing (bank cards) previously.

Hope MH Pillars brings a new meaning to their company name. Changing it to Payza and banning HYIPs is a good start.

Investor X · #12 07-18-2012, 05:03 PM

And by the way egopay fees are insane... Why whould anyone pay those fees when they can use Liberty Reserve or Perfect Money?

Alicorn700 · #13 07-18-2012, 06:41 PM

This was posted on JBP website today. Payza is going to use an affiliate for HYIP sites:

https://www.egopay.com. As early as July 20, 2012, Payza will begin utilizing this new affiliate site to process transactions for www.JustBeenPaid.com. This transition will also be made by many other organizations on the 20th. Our strong working relationship and good communication with Payza has paved the way for easy transition for our company. We request that each member start the process of creating and verifying their new account as quickly as possible to facilitate a smooth transition to this new provider. You will still be able to utilize your funds in Payza as they will be acting as an exchanger for their affiliate website.

Patryn · #14 07-18-2012, 06:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Jason M.

So you think supporting HYIPs, MLMs and the like brought AlertPay the title of "the best in online processing industry"?

No, I believe that paying for advertising from a useless source gave them that title.

ivaho · #15 07-18-2012, 07:44 PM

EgoPay does not require any verification so I don't understand this last JBP update.

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Payza and HYIP market: is it over?

About the topic question, not over, just beginning

Bitspace · #16 07-18-2012, 09:56 PM

I'm going to assume this is why I cannot find a reputable exchanger that will take Payza...

I really need to convert it to something like liberty reserve or bitcoins. Can anyone suggest any decent exchangers that still support AlertPay/Payza or have they really done away with any exchanging with alertpay?

I guess I could opt to get their debit card as they won't even let me transfer my balance to my verified bank account. What kind of crap is that?

Investor X · #17 07-18-2012, 10:37 PM

I've heard of alertexchanger... It's on the payza site https://www.payza.com/support/payza-...zed-exchangers but never used...

gstorms · #18 07-18-2012, 10:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Jason M.

So you think supporting HYIPs, MLMs and the like brought AlertPay the title of "the best in online processing industry"? In fact, do you think it has ever hold or been worthy of such title?

They were going to be shutdown at one point or another. Either by their banking/processing partners or by the government of their country. Rings a bell? Yeah... they got "problems" with their processing (bank cards) previously.

Hope MH Pillars brings a new meaning to their company name. Changing it to Payza and banning HYIPs is a good start.

The only thing Alertpay had going for it was the fact that they allowed HYIPs, if they ban HYIPs, they are going to be competing in the same market against companies like Paypal. Good luck with that.

**Joseph** · #19 07-18-2012, 11:04 PM

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Originally Posted by ivaho

EgoPay does not require any verification so I don't understand this last JBP update.

LOL there is some verification process for any site, since site must be approved before to accept payments etc

frederika · #20 07-19-2012, 04:05 AM

what Payza did not mention was:

Monetary Penalties If you are found in violation of this User Agreement and all terms herein, we reserve the right to fine you a penalty of $500 and upwards, depending on damages and the severity of the violation and the liability you cause to Payza and/or our professional partners. Sites that sell banned products or services are subject to immediate account termination. We also reserve the right to freeze or forfeit funds, as well as fine the account holder and/or cancel payment without notice.

Payza, want to be like paypal, however paypal sucks big time, so does payza support, fees the wholecanada based company