Alertpay Scam....If you Have Money there, Take It Out

Hi Matt_Baker

I would like to assist you, and learn about the issues you are experiencing.

Could you please PM me your account name, and your issue.

Cheers

Sean

 

Hi cell4review

We have an entry on our blog addressed “Ways to Avoid Hacking Attempts”, http://blog.alertpay.com/2011/10/alertpay-online-safety-tips.htm

You may refer to the advice in the post on how to make sure your account remains secure.

You may also want to refrain from using a common password, or using the same password for multiple logins.

Cheers

Sean

 

Hi maheshnaj

I would like to assist you, that is why I asked for your AlertPay account.

Members in Sri Lanka are able to withdraw via bank wire. If you are unable to withdraw your funds it may go beyond AlertPay.

Cheers


Sean

 

Alertpay Is very bad service. Lot of hackers hack alertpay accounts daily. Never use Alertpay.

 

Alertpay now stop replying me after i gave all evidence in another thread..they all are lairs and cheaters .....D Graded service ..they are just become like beggar...

Alertpay,last warn to u,please give my $102.39 or i will file complaint against you in all legal authorities !!!!!!!!!!

 

If alertpay self violate there terms and conditions,what can we do man ???

 

Waw very dangerously if we use alertpay, i'm very lucky didn't use it. I use paypal only

 

Techking

The situation has been explained to you in this thread, http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?t=2130775&page=29

There is nothing more that can be added to this conversation. I am here to provide assistance to the members of this forum, not to argue.

I would appreciate if we could close this matter.

I thank you for your cooperation.

Cheers

Sean

 

I have used Alertpay a few times and not had any problems, I am not saying that they are the best or the worst just saying it cannot all be bad. They are a reputable company and the only way they could have got to that status is through being a good payment processor. Just letting you guys know

 

Alertpay Team,

I've gone through your all responses and I very well figured out the reasons to discontinue business with the users who directly violated your terms and conditions - fine, I am agree with your decision of limiting/closing their accounts and not doing business with them anymore.

However can you please explain what's the point to keep the funds forever with you in that case, especially when the user has provided all the required documents? As you said:

True. But let's take Paypal for example - even if they decide to permanently close your account, they allow you to withdraw your funds after a 180 days window. After that, you can't use the accounts but can get your funds easily.

So, a user violates your terms, you close his account, puts him in watchlist, and don't let him do any business with Alertpay anymore - but on what grounds do you simply hold all his money, which belongs to the user solely, leaving him bankrupt?

I hopefully expect a logical answer of a logical question. (Or please correct if I am wrong and you have any standard policy of releasing the funds after a certain period of time).

Thanks,

 

+1 for this from my Side ..
+1 from the whole Tech World !

DP Members Add +1 here to know alertpay who is wrong !

 

Wow yea keeping his money.. alertpay sounds like a big time scammer.

 

Hi Ausdrez

There is no need to stop our business relationship with members that are in good standing.

We have never stated that funds will be kept indefinitely. Funds are held based on the severity of the violation.
Funds are kept to offset reversals, charge-backs, claims, fees, fines, penalties and any other activity that may render AlertPay liable.

This information can be found in our user agreement, under section 8.2 https://www.alertpay.com/en/agreements.aspx#8.0%20Closing%20Accounts%20and%20Limiting%20Account%20Access

Cheers

Sean

 

Ok, Thanks for pointing me out. As I can see in the license agreement:

Ok, I can very well understand that policy. You may need to keep the funds with you to deal with any possible chargebacks, disputes, un-authorized transactions etc.

So, is it safe to assume that if none of that happens, then all the money (or even if it happens, the rest of the money) is available for withdrawal after a hundred and eighty days period to ANY user whose account is limited/closed?

 

Hi Ausdrez

Any funds left after charge-backs, claims, fees, fines, penalties and any other activity that may render AlertPay liable is returned to the member.

Cheers

Sean

 

Cool.

Ok, listen all members who feel Alertpay has eaten their money - Alertpay WILL return your money after 180 days waiting period (after deducing any chargeback, dispute etc) - So let's wait and watch and I think, you can be assured of getting your money back.

Though if for any reasons, Alertpay denies of returning the funds even after 180 days, just update in this thread so that it can be clarified.