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TrainWreckContent 09-10-2018 12:42 PM

paxum question - factoring
 
i just had someone send me a paxum payment and normally when i check my account it says tranfer but this says "factoring" and the email i got also said: The service is provided pursuant to Paxum Factoring Terms of Use.

anyone know what that means? How is this different than any other transfer?

Denny 09-10-2018 12:45 PM

https://www.paxum.com/legal/factoring-terms-of-use/

TrainWreckContent 09-10-2018 01:35 PM

thanks for the link im just a little unclear

So here is the email i got

This email confirms that [email protected] Paxum Inc has purchased your invoice #212910, issued to [email protected]
Payment Details
Transaction Number: 62590549
Transaction Date: 2018-09-10 15:30:46
Purchase Price: xxx.00 USD
Invoice Details: exchange
Sincerely,
paxum.com team

The service is provided pursuant to Paxum Factoring Terms of Use.


based on the link provided by denny its my understanding paxum bought this invoice from xxxx and gave him the money for it. Which he then sent the money to me under "factoring". Now if he did a fraudulent Sale or intentionally provided false or misleading information to Paxum, the Sale, the Claim or the Assignment of Claim, (in regards to his Customer he invoiced). And paxum finds him to have done something fraudulent does that mean they/paxum could reverse the payment i have received from him at a later time?

i just want to make sure if i send him pay pal for this paxum money im not at risk later for paxum taking the money back if he did something wrong or fradulant?

I hope that makes sense, thanks for you help!

hdbuilder 09-10-2018 02:05 PM

Its because he is from the US i believe and they act as a third party to transfer to them and them to you...

TrainWreckContent 09-10-2018 02:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by hdbuilder (Post 22333331)
Its because he is from the US i believe and they act as a third party to transfer to them and them to you...

ok so does that mean paxum could reverse the money and i would have to owe it back if he did something wrong? Sorry not sure how else to ask the question, but i do appreciate the information. I have just never received money before and had it say factoring. normally it just says transfer.

TrainWreckContent 09-10-2018 03:14 PM

what is confusing is that the email i got says paxum bought my invoice issued to ceo@... but i have never sent ceo@... an invoice #212910. I think this is a scam the sender is trying to pull. He asked me to trade paxum for pay pal. When he sent the paxum money he some how got paxum to factor an invoice i never created.

Profits of Doom 09-10-2018 03:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TrainWreckContent (Post 22333356)
what is confusing is that the email i got says paxum bought my invoice issued to ceo@... but i have never sent ceo@... an invoice #212910. I think this is a scam the sender is trying to pull. He asked me to trade paxum for pay pal. When he sent the paxum money he some how got paxum to factor an invoice i never created.

You should publish the email. If I recall correctly scumbag Brandon Ackerman was using an email address that started with [email protected] or something along those lines...

TrainWreckContent 09-10-2018 03:46 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Profits of Doom (Post 22333361)
You should publish the email. If I recall correctly scumbag Brandon Ackerman was using an email address that started with [email protected] or something along those lines...

yes i just found out it is Brandon

Dear Daniel,
This email confirms that [email protected] Paxum Inc has purchased your invoice #212910, issued to [email protected] Content Licensing LLC.


why does it say paxum bought my invoice? i feel like if i sent him the pay pal money i will be out the $243 in paxum

Profits of Doom 09-10-2018 03:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TrainWreckContent (Post 22333363)
yes i just found out it is Brandon

Dear Daniel,
This email confirms that [email protected] Paxum Inc has purchased your invoice #212910, issued to [email protected] Content Licensing LLC.


why does it say paxum bought my invoice? i feel like if i sent him the pay pal money i will be out the $243 in paxum

DO NOT send him the Paypal money, if you do you will get fucked out of it. He fucks people on money transfers for a living, just search his name on here. Do you know what you should do? Keep the money, it will serve shitbag Ackerman right for all the people he has fucked on here...

TrainWreckContent 09-10-2018 03:49 PM

so he contacted me and said he has $243 in paxum and wanted to trade it for pay pal. I gave him my paxum email and instead of getting an email that says such and such just sent you money i get an email that says paxum has bought my invoice. I have never seen this before.

TrainWreckContent 09-10-2018 03:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Profits of Doom (Post 22333364)
DO NOT send him the Paypal money, if you do you will get fucked out of it. He fucks people on money transfers for a living, just search his name on here. Do you know what you should do? Keep the money, it will serve shitbag Ackerman right for all the people he has fucked on here...

i havent sent him anything yet, since i never saw this before i told him i need to understand this "factoring" better. I thought i was ok since paxum doesnt do charge backs on transfers, but i dont understand this factoring

CaptainHowdy 09-10-2018 04:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Profits of Doom (Post 22333361)
You should publish the email. If I recall correctly scumbag Brandon Ackerman was using an email address that started with [email protected] or something along those lines...

:2 cents: . . .

sarettah 09-10-2018 04:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TrainWreckContent (Post 22333367)
i havent sent him anything yet, since i never saw this before i told him i need to understand this "factoring" better. I thought i was ok since paxum doesnt do charge backs on transfers, but i dont understand this factoring

100% agree with POD. DO NOT SEND ACKERMAN ANY MONEY! You will be fucked.

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marlboroack 09-10-2018 04:52 PM

Not sure why you're having this issue. I sent Chris a link to this thread. All I did was transfer the small amount to the account address you sent me. So either complete the transfer or send the money back to our Paxum account.

PS. Have not done business with any of these people above.

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PornDiscounts-V 09-10-2018 05:19 PM

The invoicing thing is normal. Has to do with USA regulations.

TrainWreckContent 09-10-2018 05:40 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by PornDiscounts-V (Post 22333406)
The invoicing thing is normal. Has to do with USA regulations.

normally when i get money in paxum i get an email like this

paxum.com
You've Got Cash!
Dear Daniel,
This email confirms that [email protected] just sent you money with paxum.com
Payment Details

compared to this one today

Dear Daniel,
This email confirms that [email protected] Paxum Inc has purchased your invoice #212910, issued to [email protected] Content Licensing LLC.
Payment Details

this one doesn't even say You've got cash

Denny 09-10-2018 10:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TrainWreckContent (Post 22333415)
normally when i get money in paxum i get an email like this

paxum.com
You've Got Cash!
Dear Daniel,
This email confirms that [email protected] just sent you money with paxum.com
Payment Details

compared to this one today

Dear Daniel,
This email confirms that [email protected] Paxum Inc has purchased your invoice #212910, issued to [email protected] Content Licensing LLC.
Payment Details

this one doesn't even say You've got cash

Yes, it's normal if you are paid by someone from the USA (USA Business Account-Holder). Been like that for months, Paxum announced that in February:

Quote:

New Changes Coming to Paxum Account Holders!

Paxum is changing the way you get paid from USA Business Account-Holders. As of today, all your invoices to US Payers, will be sold to Paxum and paid instantly by Paxum. We will present all purchased claims to the US Payer ourselves and collect the funds directly from the US Payer.

Also we are introducing the following additional fees to Paxum Account Holders in order to continue providing you with the best service possible:

Personal Account Holders will be charged $0.25 USD per received Paxum payment.
Busines Account Holders will be charged $1.00 USD per received Paxum payment.
All accounts that have no transactions for more then 180 days, will be charged $5.00 USD per month dormant account fee.

Please log in to your Paxum Account and accept the new terms to continue using your Paxum Account.

King Mark 09-10-2018 11:01 PM

Some decent lulz up in here...

BigFurry 09-10-2018 11:43 PM

It's normal, Paxum does this factoring stuff for every payment that's sent from the US.
If you're signed up to US-based affiliate programs, you'll see that all their payments go through Paxum factoring.

I believe this is a way for Paxum to comply with US laws easier.

TrainWreckContent 09-11-2018 10:54 AM

thanks for the information and clarifying!

PornDiscounts-V 09-11-2018 01:07 PM

I have no skin in this game and I don't know the guy you are doing the transfer with. I can only state that factoring/invoicing is standard practice and has no bearing on the legitimacy of the transaction.

TrainWreckContent 09-12-2018 07:32 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by PornDiscounts-V (Post 22333738)
I have no skin in this game and I don't know the guy you are doing the transfer with. I can only state that factoring/invoicing is standard practice and has no bearing on the legitimacy of the transaction.

thank you!

marlboroack 09-16-2018 08:38 AM

Everything went smoothly. Will do more deals in the future for sure.


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