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Well, well...on November 8th, Devin Baldo had︊ the the NERVE to send me the following email:
"I hope that your wire has︋ arrived well and I want to ensure that you do not have any further questions︌ of me related to the bank. I did notice that you left a very bad︍ review of us on a blog
Euro Pacific bank is a Scam! and yet we︎ have not withheld your money and transferred this back to you. Please let me know️ if you could update this to at least leave a realistic review of the bank as you did not mention my service and how I helped you get the wire out after much difficulty."
His "service?" How he HELPED me? It took me forever to close my account--and I finally had to make an APPOINTMENT to skype with Devin in order to do so. He also advised me to leave $30 in the account to cover their "wiring fees." Well, the $30 (and a lot more) was deducted from the wire amount, and the $30 remained to be eaten up by their $5.00 per month︀ charge. Additional money besides the "$30.00 wiring fee" always disappears somewhere along the way. All︁ in all, it cost me almost $200 to get back my money from EPB.
Now I can't even log in. After I enter my username and password, a message suggesting︂ "suspicious activity" pops up and they want to send me an SMS code. Forget it,︃ jerks! It isn't worth my trouble. There's probably only about $10 left in the account︄ by now anyway.
I've explored the governing pages in Puerto Rico.
Querellas y Consultas and it seems the only way they will accept complaints is either in person or by︅ mail. Mail from Panama (where I live) is iffy, so I guess I'll have to︆ be content to spread the word in as many places as possible about fraudulent Euro︇ Pacific Bank and scam artist Peter Schiff.