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Fuck you Paxum, I will not pay $100 for the privilege of using your card
I started registering for Paxum about a week ago. I don't live in the US so I uploaded my local driver's license (with my name and birthday in Latin letters) and my passport (of course it is written in English, too).
They emailed me back to say that I need to send them proof of address, even though i technically have my address on my license. Problem is I AM NOT FROM AMERICA so my license DOES NOT HAVE MY ADDRESS in ENGLISH. NEITHER DOES MY PHONE BILL, electricity bill, or any other bill they want. here is what they wrote: Quote:
So fuck that shit. I went with paxum and not payoner because they are supposedly cheaper, but the truth is they charge $1 for the transactions, payoneer has them for free, so the atm fee being higher isn't as important - it ends up being the same anyway. guess i am signing up for payoneer. they are safer anyway and i trust them more, I know a lot of people using them for years and my friends said they didn't have to send a NOTARIZED PROOF OF ADDRESS. Redpass = not an option since they don't work with like anyone yet, maybe later. |
JoseSanchez,
I'm sorry you are having problems getting your account verified with us. We do have a KYC policy that we must follow. I'm confident that I can get you sorted out. You are more than welcome to reach out to me [email protected]. Regards, Chris |
how are you supposed to help? you need the proof of address, i'm not paying for it. you say it's kyc, so you can't NOT have it, soooo no solution here.
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JoseSanchez,
It's up to you if you want me to look into this more. I can suggest alternatives once I know more about your account. If it's true you do not have ANY documents that have your address on them we would need some form of notarized document stating your address - as should all of our competitors when it comes to account verification. Our polices are put into place to protect all of our users. Regards, Chris |
Paxum is worth any trouble ...
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I would love to know how you can help, but why can't you do it here? support said there is no alternative, and i am sure i am not the only user that lives in a country that isn't an english speaking country. SOOOO what's you solution?
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You don't use Paxum = you lose :)
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JoseSanchez,
We do not discuss our clients accounts on a public forum. CHris |
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Ached Holdings sells cheap photoshop templates for all the documents you need. Tax evasion, money laundering, supporting Mossad, whatever you need it for. |
Is it down to accents? What language is your documentation in?
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Yes 100% all of our card holders follow the same verification process. If their id's are not in latin characters it must be notarized. We do not and will not make an exception for anyone. Regards Chris |
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this happened to me and they took my driver licence as proof of id after about 10 emails to support.
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How do you translate addresses? glad my name or address doesn't contain the three specific norwegian letters ÆØÅ.
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I can't remember having this problem and I have cyrlic letter in address.
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I'm glad Paxum is screening people so extensively, less shady fuckers in the system.
Oh yeah, and if you can't afford $50 to get the docs in order, you shouldn't be doing business online. Go fill out your local McDonalds app, they might need a floor cleaner. :2 cents: |
Those are pretty standard things all ewallet providers (Paypal, Paxum, OKPay, RedPass,...) request. I've only ever had problems with one of them: paypal... because they're understaffed, it took weeks to get the docs verified.
What country are you in? |
I have zero skin in this game, but it gets very disturbing to see the number of people that do not understand the basic fundamentals that a financial institution must adhere to so they are able to do business.
This is not a Paxum requirement, this is a requirement of the bank that backs Paxum and a requirement that Paxum must adhere to so they can keep the Mastercard Logo on their cards and Paxum users can continue to enjoy the luxuries that a Paxum card provides. KYC is not some made up regulation. READ IT. LIVE IT. LOVE IT! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Know_your_customer I do not work for Paxum, I do not even have a Paxum account. |
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The rules say it needs to be in Latin, so the the alphabet you use here. It doesn't say it needs to be in English. So what's the problem? What language are you using? |
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Holy Shit...................why you need a card if u can't afford 100$ ?
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Jose,
I understand your dilemma completely. We to live in a South American Country where the system does not help us.. We have more than 100 accounts between Payoneer and one or two on Paxim. Passport as Id or Cedula Drivers license as back, our driver licenses do not have DOB Mail a certified letter to your self, proof of address. Or bank statement, you may have to go to bank for this as most of our banks do not have addresses on the electronic statements for security reasons. Roman letter... You do not have to get anything translated. they understand Nombre, y ect. The problem is don't use tildes or hyphens or accents. I have not figure out why these companies have not figured out how the system is outside of US... I mean they only have a billion clients, cam girls that use it. :2 cents: Good luck.. |
Dirty Sanchez
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I would understand if it's in Greek, Russian, Chinese or something alike. But languages that use normal latin letters, just with accents are included, too? |
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I'll gladly send that information to Paxum......when all their owners send me a copy of their Driver's Licenses and Proof of Address too. :upsidedow Who even owns Paxum anyway? What's his or her name?
When I open a bank account all they ask for is my Driver's License, some basic info, and my tax ID/SSN. They then run a few checks. I've never had to provide utility bills and the like. Further I know it's standard but how is this information going to be used and retained exactly? My bank doesn't retain a copy of my DL they write down the number and verify it. In the privacy policy I see "We may also disclose non public personal information about you as permitted by law." which as I understand it means you reserve the right to disclose the information to whomever you wish as long as you can legally get away with it. Is this correct? If so that seems pretty disturbing to me. |
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It means instead of this ñ type this n Dont know why such a big deal about this,,, it is an easy process even for no non US people.. |
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I feel for the thread starter. I'm a US citizen and had to go through all sorts of BS verification with a non-US based host. After going round and round with them and starting to feel as if there might be something else going on like identity theft I decided to just walk away because it wasn't worth it to me to give them all the info they wanted. People can make their own judgment calls but if you give out these sorts of personal documents to anyone who asks online without verifying who they are and how exactly it will be used then you are a fool. |
JoseSanchez:
Paxxum's policies are in place for a reason. What you should be doing is asking them directly what you have to do to get approved instead of bringing it to a public board like this. I have heard nothing but good things about Paxxum and it is a safe bet that they can pick and choose who they wish to do business with. Complaining and discreditting them in public will not get you anywhere. |
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I love Paxum, its perfect for last 12 months!
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At minimum they need to change their privacy policy and put in a specific clause about how these documents will be used (sole purpose for verification), how they will be retained and they need to better limit their right to subsequent use. That is if they want me to send them any documents. I also want the name of the person who owns Paxum at least! |
Sorry for not replying earlier, I had to work. :)
I know about KYC and I know that Redpass and Payoneer are also from Choice, so they should all have similar procedures. I can afford the extra money to get it notorized, but in this day and age, spending SO much money for something that should be able to be checked easily shouldn't have to happen. Just because I CAN spend it, doesn't mean I have to. The language is Russian. This isn't about some weird foreign characters, and there's nothing fishy about me or my business (or I would have just Photoshopped something together and that's it anyway). I happily sent them my ID AND driver's license AND passport - you can't say I didn't try. They probaly each have different pics, too, so it's not like I photoshopped that together. Not that I know XXXUpdate from Adam but s/he said they ended up approving his without it, too. I am not asking to share personal info here on the forum, I have no problem saying what IDs I shared (I am not posting them here) and I was just asking how we can "find a solution" that Chris suggested if he already said they won't bend the rules. I get it - don't bend them, but don't say we can find a solution, unless they are willing to pay to get them translated. I didn't mean to say English before, I meant to say latin letters. I just happen to have been relocated to a country where everything is in Russian. I'm all for rules and regulations, it sorta makes me feel safer in this world of ours where everyone was burned by epass, but I think there's a limit to what you can expect from someone. I will try the others and see if they request it too. They work with Choice too and also follow the KYC procedures (according to what their reps and sites say), so they will probably ask for the same if that's really a requirement. They all say they were recently audited so if they needed this, they would request it too. |
I had plenty of work to proof my identity to Paxum too, not financial expense but lets tell half day of work, so i can count it as $25 at least. But it was definitely worth of it, i saved over $500 just in 3 months on fees i paid to banks for wire transfers. And i saved about $300 from bankrupted programs i could lower my minimum with Paxum and not too much money stayed in bad ones as before. So good $775 for me and looking forward for more.
I suggest to take it strictly economically - is it worth of investing or not in your case. |
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The owner of Paxum ( Octav ) is at the XBiz show right now - let me know if you would like to set up a meeting. Quote:
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So if I post here, Chris will tell me why you guys didn't like my US documents, as opposed to the "not accepted" form letter we've been getting?
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Some rules of thumb when submitting US documents to us 1) Must be in Color 2) Must be very clear 3) Can NOT be cropped in any way again you are more than welcome to email me tho - [email protected] |
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