you still think epayments is good after all ? i thought it will follow suit of mistertango but it end much worse .
ePayments is gone!
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Their service was good. I received about 500k euro by using ePayments and never had any issues but of course, I will not use them again if they start their business again. It is better to use EMI which has no crypto connection.
Do you really consider to use them again @Back2Matters ?
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Yes, just one time to get my money back.
Seriously, what's the sense of updating the app if all accounts are still frozen?
Thats what people said with Satabank when it first lost its USD correspondence account in first year of operation. It always end in tears down the line especially when its a Russian laundromat.
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Not really one month of silence: Strong Customer Authentication
It's like from time to time they're saying "We're still alive, can't say more". Maybe doing so just to take time so in the while pandemic will distract customers and/or dissuade someone who may be thinking of killing some ePayment's executive.
So while they fix the Russian laundromat, epayments cannot be bothered to even offer to transfer clients money to an account in the same name at another functioning bank or EMI? They instead want to hold onto those funds indefinitely until they finish with their improvements while offering no resolution date....lol.
So glad I don't mess with Russian EMI's...lol.
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So glad I don't mess with Russian EMI's...lol.
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It is now the 22th of march, everybody is focused on the Coronavirus crisis. It is pretty handy for E payments because everybody is looking away from the problem. However, the money is still frozen.
Very sad for epayments customers during this testing time. People right now need access to their money (due to corona virus hit) and epayments is just holding on to it. The UK FCA should force epayments to return funds. Has epayments lost banking ability and that is the real delay? ns2
Hopefully those that use them get their money back soon.
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Hopefully those that use them get their money back soon.
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this is exactly what I'm thinking about last days but I don't get your point here - FCA is the one that should say "OK, screw it, unlock the accounts"... IF there are still customer's funds...
I'm confused you said "I don't get your point". Are you agreeing or disagreeing with my point? As you basically went on to say the same afterwards that I said conf/(%.
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you said "FCA should force...", I think FCA should allow them to unlock accounts and continue operating...
Or don't you think epayments would gladly get back to the market?
Ok I see
Depends if UK FCA wants to support a laundromat.
There main business seems to be using UK as a hub for processing payments onwards to other Russian processors such Yandex, Qiwi and Webmoney and even to private Ukraine bank cards. What sort of EMI does this? ca#"!
Just look at their fee structure page. Its a Ruble business they have there...lol.
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If they ban all payments to Russia and Ukraine and other high risk places then they will be safer company. However if anybody has blocked money with them and then continues to use them after funds are unblocked it says a lot about that person.
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well, FCA surely doesn't want that but at the same time it's obvious that the vast majority of accounts is clear and would pass any due diligence - it's totally irresponsible (not mentioning current circumstances) to block their money and this is definitely fault of FCA and you can hardly blame epayments
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