ePassporte Just Got Owned (Not Just Another ePass Thread)

[craigboy4]

I always had my money deposited into my ewallet so I should have no problem.

 

[waterman262]

hahaha did any of you see some of the screencaps up on GFY of peoples accounts with like 30-45k stuck in there. I saw one of a guy with 250k+ stuck in his account.

 

[flaktrak]

I feel for them but GFY really is just a hangout for has been adult porn lords. Still trying to trade traffic and make pennies with the traffic they used to make bank with.

 

[zebrahat]

Why should the US government or US companies worry if an offshore company, NOT subject to US laws, is complying with US laws? Why couldn't Visa have asked Epass about the issue, instead of suddenly dropping out of its contractual dealings with the processor? Would Visa abruptly do this to a bank? This whole deal smells of "monkey wrench alternative processors," not a mix-up over a law, or Epass's clientele. The assault on independent processors has been systematic, and deliberate.

 

[theviralguy]

Anyone hear any news recently? I haven't even tried to contact them again..

 

[Money Man]

TPG's were the BOMB! TheHun was the man.. And Adult Buffet was always looking to put the smack down on you for violating their terms. I got a call from the adultbuffet guy, the smackdown man. His voice sounded like he was a scrawny nerd.. was funny. Oh boy do I miss xpics! I sent them the worst traffic ever and they still paid me 2k a day! and were happy to! ahhh the good ole days!

Hahaha, no doubt man. TheHun was king. I remember all the rules you had to follow in order you get your submission approved and I remember how all of the TGPs had different sets of rules (some were crazy), lol. I also remember the auto-submitters. Today that would kind of be like ScrapeBox but instead of TGP websites, you are going after blogs with a high Page Rank.

hahaha did any of you see some of the screencaps up on GFY of peoples accounts with like 30-45k stuck in there. I saw one of a guy with 250k+ stuck in his account.

Nah, I have not seen them. Although I did read over the first few pages of the official ePass thread on GFY, I never saw any screen shots. However, this is what I feared had happened.

Why should the US government or US companies worry if an offshore company, NOT subject to US laws, is complying with US laws? Why couldn't Visa have asked Epass about the issue, instead of suddenly dropping out of its contractual dealings with the processor? Would Visa abruptly do this to a bank? This whole deal smells of "monkey wrench alternative processors," not a mix-up over a law, or Epass's clientele. The assault on independent processors has been systematic, and deliberate.

My guess would be that if Visa does not follow the new law, then they risk getting into trouble themselves. They have always dropped merchants and/or billers in a heartbeat without any prior notice in the past. They are clearly out for themselves...Corporate America, what can you say?

Anyone hear any news recently? I haven't even tried to contact them again..

Hit me up on AIM bro...sorry I missed your message the other day.