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you spelled his name wrong?
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Sleazy, stepping up to his crown as GFY fucktard.
Grats you fucking idiot. I actually drove through Gimli this summer, and stopped to piss on the road in your honor. |
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Suddenly everybody wanted everything out - and like all banking institutions, not everything would be instantly liquid so they stalled a bit on the wallets... Some wallets got paid - some are supposedly in transit...the rumor is the visa's are operational on Thursday to withdraw money... i don't think I'd be ragging on Chris for a least a few months |
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Guy is a complete thief. |
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Sleazy is also right that we should acknowledge and appreciate the ground that epassporte broke and that many of us benefitted from using it to disperse funds cheaply around the world, but the simple fact is that it wasn't a charity, it was a business and a lot of people trusted that business and have been inconvenienced by something that should never have been allowed to happen or allow to get "out of Mallick's control". However until everybody with balances held in their real names or corporate accounts that can prove their identity has been paid out, such praise is premature and will only offend people with funds still being held hostage. I hope that if anybody loses money, it is only those who probably contributed to epassporte's demise with their multiple and fake accounts. |
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if so your nose is still brown. |
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Chris did not follow the rules so the cards were deactivated. What rules he did not follow is still conjecture, but the fact is, had he kept all his ducks in a row, no one would be in this position. My dad used to say "a right never makes up for a wrong" |
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There were hundreds of millions at play here annually, my guess anyway. The judge of this situation is the grand sum of unpaid dollars when the cards are turned over. The float and money on deposit belongs to the depositors, not the money transfer service in my opinion.. at most, less some amount of real operating expenses excluding owner pay. Businesses do fail, sure, but this is a different kind of business with a unique responsibility to its customers and a fee base that was risk adverse. Brad |
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totally agree - but with another separate business like a bank involved they might not be ABLE to pay out till everything is settled... |
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The way people handle situations say at a lot about their character. If he would have been making public statements, posting here to keep people informed vs taking vacations and producing movies people would have been a lot nicer to him through this process. It's not like the guy didn't post here in the past advertising his services, he should have came back to address people, given a statement, something instead of a "fuck you, i don't care... I will let Michael take the heat." btw, you making posts trying to defend him just makes people hate him even more. |
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a brain. /thread |
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visa goes by % of charge back transactions not $ amount... epass was given to chris as a settlement of him leaving/pushed out of paycom.. chris made a lot of money with epass involvement in gaming transactions.. how much is anyone's guess.. the truth of this situation will come out sooner or later and regardless of how much chris has personally, i just hope that everyone that is owed money gets their money back... :2 cents: . |
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I personally find it hard to feel sorry for someone that has caused so much heartache to so many people that could have been avoided if it were not for his greed (gambling, not bothering to do his due diligence, record keeping, money laundering or whatever it was). Not many people in this world have such great opportunities, and he totally blue it. Do I feel sorry for someone sitting on a beach in Cabo when people that trusted him went without food, couldn't pay their bills, had to lower their pride to borrow money from people to survive? No, I don't and I never will. Shit happens, but the measure of man is how deep in his own shit is he willing to wade to rescue those that got flooded by it. Chris didn't wade in his own shit, he took off to the beaches instead. |
Your money is still in motion...
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sometimes its the principle the way things are done...
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www.sarahjessicaparkerlookslikeahorse.com |
this is a dumb thread.. thank epassporte for fucking up?? if he kept his shit straight he wouldnt have had the cards disconnected/closed..
there are tons of visa debit cards.. how come none of them have problems? |
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if someone else wants to say what that know then so be it, but as for me, i will keep to myself regarding this.... . |
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i will respect chris if he pays back what his company owes... if he fails to pay back what he owes people then my opinion of him will be the same opinion i have towards any other scammer.. the dollar amount is not as important as doing the right thing... chris would be crazy to fuck over so many people, but i have seen the same happen time and time again in this industry, so nothing would surprise me but i hold out hope that he will do the right thing and if he does step up to the plate then i dont think people should judge him harshly.... :2 cents: . |
yes he spent 6-7 years in this business and then run away with peoples money. making a movie that its a lie. wtf is wrong with you man?
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yeah thanks chrtis you fucking mother fucking cunt licking bitch
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I just want to give a big shout out to Pibcash and the awesome party they threw at Internext 03
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My last two cents-
besides all of the transactional revenue let's not forget that there was very likely an average of tens of millions of float. For those of you that dont get the meaning.. the average daily balance itself on deposit produces revenue, anywhere from 1% to much more with any variety of bank interest, cds, government backed securities or bonds. I would venture to guess that after so many years in business and having so much of the support expense in third world countries that much of the day to day operational carry was easily floated by this - or at least could have been. Perhaps the Curacao bank decided to invest deposits in movies if it was his. We just wont know until there is a substanative record published; eventually. Hopefully we are all proved wrong but alas that wont lead to any mea culpa. Humility, truth and making a statement himself would have been the least we all expected. That said, smart counsel would never have let him do so and nothing said would really have changed the reality of the situation or brought upon any less volume of anger and frustration. Brad |
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ya, thanks Chris, thanks for stealing my money, thanks for me not being able to collect 1000s you owe me you piece of shit.
anyone defending the guy can go fuck himself. |
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