from namecheap.com: Where is your company located? Namecheap, Inc. is a U.S. based company. Our address is: Namecheap.com 11400 W.Olympic Blvd. Suite 200 Los Angeles , CA90064 USA I would consider that a secure registrar. Stay away from any US connctions
Hello everyone,
Since stealth docs are a big no-no or very grey area here. I can't say more but can someone point me in the right direction via PM? I need a complete set.
liberty reserve payment only
Really a strange problem i have,
I need to activate a dormant account in a US bank, and the only way to do this is to make a payment to the account, 1$ would make it active again. But I'm don't have 2-3 days to fix this and I need a way to do it asap. Does anyone have a way to do it? If...
Hi Zebrahat,
I didn't know it was against the rules the discuss the exchanges. Sorry about that. I don't think I have seen a niche with that many scammers in a long time! OMG - I agree with your take on the documentation.
Why is it so complex to exchange Ukash to LR?! Searching for an exchange just returns tons of scamming sites (you know who you are!) And the 'only' endorsed company ecardone requires a ridiculous amount of verification. The point of Ukash/LR is the anonymity, why would anyone want to send...
burnett4congress: It's not so simple. I know that we'll receive heat at some point down the road. But actual suits aren't the common in this line of business. It will be hard to take this to court in US.
The trail is also important since it would point towards me if deeply investigated. And there can be nothing pointing to me. So actually paying anonymously for the setup is a challenge we're also working on :O I understand you got the impression because I wrote the thing about the taxation. It...
Thank you for the input and insight. The company that has approached me explained that their have a lawyer that will notarize the scans of the required docs to open the bank accounts. And he says this can be done with several large Cyprus banks?
be very careful when selecting your MA provider, good due diligence is a must. You don't want to loose all your rebills if something fucks up! (been there tried that!)
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