Important Message re StormPay and PayDotCom.com
Written by Rosalind Gardner on March 29, 2006 · Comments (2)
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Do you use StormPayon your site?
If so, you’ll want to pay attention to the following message sent originally by StormPay.
Effective immediately StormPay Inc. will no longer accept payments for sales made outside of StormPay Auctions. If you are an online seller who wishes to sell your
product or service through the StormPay system, your item must be sold using the StormPay Auctions feature.
Under these new policy guidelines, customers may no longer log into a StormPay account for the purpose of sending money to another online user, or “offsite”
website sale.
Subscriptions (recurring billing) is no longer supported by the StormPay system. All current subscriptions have been cancelled. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused.
By result, PayDotCom.com now only supports PayPal users.
“Apologize indeed! Nothing like getting information out there in a timely fashion!
Please note that the above message from StormPay was edited. For the full story, please visit StormPay.
Cheers,
Ros
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2 Responses to “Important Message re StormPay and PayDotCom.com”
LetterMall.com on March 29th, 2006 12:20 pm
Rosalind …
I’ve always had a bad feeling about StormPay from the very beginning. It all started when they refused to let me have an account because I reside in the same State as they do … TN.
Why would anyone refuse you an account based on residency unless they were afraid of potential legal procedures brought ‘in-house’, so to speak. Is there a legal advantage if you take action against a business in the same State? I personally have no idea.
However, it DID raise a red flag in my mind.
Now .. I sure am glad they refused to allow me to open an account.
Art
Hello Art,
Thank you for pointing out the ‘bright side’ to this otherwise unfortunate event.
Cheers,
Ros
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Lewis Poteet on June 25th, 2007 19:21 pm
I was one of the people caught up in the Stormpay/12DailyPro fiasco, and Stormpay confiscated over $3200.00 in my account. It is tied up in court and lawyers, so I will never see a penny, I imagine.
I will never have any dealings with Stormpay again.
Just my 2 cents.
Lewis Poteet
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