Payza o AlertPay scam my $ 100000
By aadrkumara
@aadrkumara (32)
July 21, 2012 4:57am CST
Payza is call a famous online payment or withdrawal method. But i like to say using internet money program i have earned $ 10000 in last year. Unfortunately my AlertPay account suddenly disabled. They e mail me to verify my account using passport and many more documents. But earlier a have verified my account using credit card. Therefor please beware of using AlertPay to withdraw and deposits while doing internet jobs.
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6 responses
@pnrsensecs (313)
• India
21 Jul 12
is it real?Iam always using alertpay or paypal accounts to with draw money.i never saw this type of scam.Contact them.Submit the proofs what they are asking.I think 1,00,000$ is a big amount,So they are keeping some restrictions.Alertpay is one of the genuine site.Check their faqs you will find it.How did you earn that much money in one year.if you are earning that much money why you are here man?
@pnrsensecs (313)
• India
23 Jul 12
Normally they will ask passport proof or credit card verification.You can verify one of the process.
@tonyllenium (6252)
• Italy
20 Dec 12
when it was alertpay i never had problems with this payment processor to receive or withdraw money...in many cases,this is true for paypal too,when you know that you will receive important money as 10000$ you should verify your account to withdraw for security measures and in many cases many processor limit your account when big money are transferred in a e-wallet like that...anyway now i don't know different policies because now it is changed in payza...
@yugasini (12836)
• Anantapur, India
21 Jul 12
hi aadrkumara,
i too know that Alertpay money changer is not useful for Indians, i too have wasted 25 alertpay dollars last year,could not encased them and reinvested in two other sites, now i am not active on those two site,so alertpay site is not accessible Indians, Paypal is the best site for us to withdraw our money to local bank accounts,have a nice day
@oindy54 (3445)
• India
21 Jul 12
I never use this payment processor though I have an account with it. I only use Paypal and of late Moneybookers. The amount you lost is huge. It is really unfortunate. I hope you would be allowed to access your account after sending in the documents they asked for. Even I had Paypal limited access once but after submitting a scanned copy of my voter ID card my account was okay again.
@airasheila (5454)
• Philippines
21 Jul 12
good day aadrkumara,
with reference to your post, that amount of money was too big. hence, you should have withdrawn that long time before it reaches in that figure. thus payza and paypal are just a medium wherein we transmit our money but it is not a bank where we can store a large sum of money. so during those times, you should have done your part and transfer it to your bank account for safety reason and purpose.
@tprhzm2009 (120)
• China
21 Jul 12
I have never encountered this situation. I have joined AP four years ago, Using ap to withdraw and deposits,but i have stoped using ap since I have no time doing business online. As far as I know, ap is a good online payment with good reputation, I think you should try to contact them, maybe they can give you answer.
