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Remember StormPay? The RegFly of payment processors sent me a check today for $200 which they had frozen back in 2005. Anyone else receive one of these?
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StormPay check received 3 years later
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I never used StormPay, I always considered them second rate even to Paypal. Its nice to see that you got payed finally.
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never used them...
is the check the sent cashable ??
DId it have an OLD date on it...
Hope it's a tenderable check so you get your money back...
~DomainBELL (Patricia)
is the check the sent cashable ??
DId it have an OLD date on it...
Hope it's a tenderable check so you get your money back...
~DomainBELL (Patricia)
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Good questions..I'll have to check.
Stormpay always sucked, but some people used them and wouldn't use Paypal...StormPay charged a $20 to "verify" you before you could use them...then they spent all of their customers money on sponsoring race tracks...the SEC discovered they didn't have enough money in their bank accounts to cover what was in the user's accounts...
Stormpay always sucked, but some people used them and wouldn't use Paypal...StormPay charged a $20 to "verify" you before you could use them...then they spent all of their customers money on sponsoring race tracks...the SEC discovered they didn't have enough money in their bank accounts to cover what was in the user's accounts...
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