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US Homeland Security seizes Payza funds
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MH Pillars Ltd, a UK-based advanced payments consultancy, acquired the strategic assets of AlertPay (Alert Services Inc., CANADA) and launched the Payza.com platform in May 2012.
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Coincidence ???
Or are we seeing the beginnings of another Liberty Reserve like shutdown ??
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LRM, it says only seized account of UltraLight FS in the Payza.
as of MH Pillars, it was a company formed specifically to run payza, the whole switch was staged, Patel brothers are still and always been behind AP/Payza.
(it was after a scandal which hit in Montreal linking AlertPay to child pornography and one of employees blowed the whistle saying Payza knows exactly what their clients are doing because in database they even mark which client does what (childporn,hyip,...),
AlertPay name became dirty and Patels wanted to hide like it is not theirs)
NeverLess UK FCA/FSA lists Payza and MH Pillars as unauthorized to do financial transactions with UK residents.
PS: EgoPay is also Patel's brothers outfit they formed to move their HYIP clients to.
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Originally Posted by
NikSam
LRM, it says only seized account of UltraLight FS in the Payza.
as of MH Pillars, it was a company formed specifically to run payza, the whole switch was staged, Patel brothers are still and always been behind AP/Payza.
(it was after a scandal which hit in Montreal linking AlertPay to child pornography and one of employees blowed the whistle saying Payza knows exactly what their clients are doing because in database they even mark which client does what (childporn,hyip,...))
NeverLess UK FCA/FSA lists Payza and MH Pillars as unauthorized to do financial transactions with UK residents.
Other way round.
It says the SS has seized all Payza money held in Ultralightfs accounts
That would be "SS" as in the United States SECRET SERVICE
Maybe it's just me, but I sure-as-hell wouldn't be happy if the United States Secret Service was involving itself in my business, ESPECIALLY if my business made the bulk of its' money doing a similar thing to the recently closed (by the US Secret Service and others) Liberty Reserve
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well, Payza is registered with canadian FinTRAC (and with US FinCEN)
difference is that canadians do not give a **** if someone launders money if they are "registered"
Even after the AlertPay scandal which hit the press in Montreal, it did not launch an investigation.
DHS is not SS, but close enough, DHS combines 20+ US fed agencies, including SS, FBI, etc..
Last edited by NikSam; 11-28-2013 at 12:31 AM.
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If I was an American citizen, I know I'd rather have my money in a sock under the bed than in Payza when I went to sleep tonight.
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Originally Posted by
littleroundman
If I was an American citizen, I know I'd rather have my money in a sock under the bed than in Payza when I went to sleep tonight.
HEY! As an American citizen I resemble that remark!!!
It seems like in this "industry" common sense is not all that common!
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Originally Posted by
littleroundman
If I was an American citizen, I know I'd rather have my money in a sock under the bed than in Payza when I went to sleep tonight.
And what about non US members? Should they try to withdrawal their funds asap or they shouldn't worry because they won't target non US members??
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Originally Posted by
Fgold
And what about non US members? Should they try to withdrawal their funds asap or they shouldn't worry because they won't target non US members??
I really don't know much about the payment processors other than the PayPal account I have to buy crap on Ebay. But from what I have seen in just the past few months you would have to be stark raving mad to keep much money in any of these services. From Bitcoin to Payza, what stops any government anywhere from pulling the plug and sending the party goers home empty handed?
Unless you are in an undeveloped nation, or somewhere where the government is just as corrupt as the criminals where is the compelling reason to do business this way? For instance in the US bank accounts are FDIC protected up to $250,000, and brokerages carry S.I.PC. coverage often of $25,000,000 or more against fraud. You are protected against theft of all sorts, and have a reasonable notion that the institutions are sound. Certainly not perfect, and I am sure there are a few outlier reasons to use a payment processor, but why in today's advanced banking environment would you?
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Originally Posted by
ribshaw
I really don't know much about the payment processors other than the PayPal account I have to buy crap on Ebay. But from what I have seen in just the past few months you would have to be stark raving mad to keep much money in any of these services. From Bitcoin to Payza, what stops any government anywhere from pulling the plug and sending the party goers home empty handed?
Unless you are in an undeveloped nation, or somewhere where the government is just as corrupt as the criminals where is the compelling reason to do business this way? For instance in the US bank accounts are FDIC protected up to $250,000, and brokerages carry S.I.PC. coverage often of $25,000,000 or more against fraud. You are protected against theft of all sorts, and have a reasonable notion that the institutions are sound. Certainly not perfect, and I am sure there are a few outlier reasons to use a payment processor, but why in today's advanced banking environment would you?
I prefer paypal but some forex brokers like mayzus stopped paying by paypal so I need to choose payza to withdrawal my funds from there. Many online oportunities can't support paypal because some of their activities are against paypal policies so they have to choose other alternatives like payza.
Obviously that none responsible enough will store too much funds in their payza accounts and will surely withdrawal regularly to their bank accounts.
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Originally Posted by
Fgold
I prefer paypal but some forex brokers like mayzus stopped paying by paypal so I need to choose payza to withdrawal my funds from there. Many online oportunities can't support paypal because some of their activities are against paypal policies so they have to choose other alternatives like payza.
Obviously that none responsible enough will store too much funds in their payza accounts and will surely withdrawal regularly to their bank accounts.
For me this is one of the first signs that something is a scam.....If what they were doing is legal and above board then they would use paypal and have no need for scam friendly or anonymous or non reversible pay processors like Payza, STP LR etc.........
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Sergey Mayzus now has his own share of problems.
Fgold, so why do not you use OkPay then ? ;) - Mayzus owns it :)
I tell you why nobody wants to deal with russian mafia, oh wait, do I even have to?
Sergey Mayzus used to own series of offline casinos in Kaliningrad, Russia, he even admitted in the past that his electronic gambling machines were rigged.
In 2006 gambling in Russia was forbidden, that is what created most of your online forex-brokers :)
.. or more correctly forex-kitchens - but this is another story.
Mayzus fully owns or a major shareholder of the following outfits publicly known so far: LiteForex, UWC, Mayzus, OKpay, InstaForex
He has huge number of offshore companies registered and hides his money in offshore banks.
He also obtained Czech citizenship on top of his Russian.
That is as much information i can disclose you for now.
As another reason, forex-brokers are not authorized to take any money from residents of countries they not licensed in,
and the use of shady or illegal payment processors lets them do that and remain undetected.
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Originally Posted by
Fgold
I prefer paypal but some forex brokers like mayzus stopped paying by paypal so I need to choose payza to withdrawal my funds from there. Many online oportunities can't support paypal because some of their activities are against paypal policies so they have to choose other alternatives like payza.
Obviously that none responsible enough will store too much funds in their payza accounts and will surely withdrawal regularly to their bank accounts.
I checked the Mayzus site and they allow bank wires, why not go that route and leave the payment processors out? My other question as a side note, are you sure these guys are not just bucketing trades and waiting for people to blow out? The 80% account bonus seems awful steep if they are really putting trades in the market.
As for the rest of the activities, seems like a hassle and unnecessary risk on several fronts. If you are making dosh trading FX, why not focus on that and stay away from the BS stuff, or at the very least not run the funds through the same account.
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Originally Posted by
ribshaw
I checked the Mayzus site and they allow bank wires, why not go that route and leave the payment processors out? My other question as a side note, are you sure these guys are not just bucketing trades and waiting for people to blow out? The 80% account bonus seems awful steep if they are really putting trades in the market.
As for the rest of the activities, seems like a hassle and unnecessary risk on several fronts. If you are making dosh trading FX, why not focus on that and stay away from the BS stuff, or at the very least not run the funds through the same account.
I've already got my seed out from all mayzus brokers and I'm only trading with my profits now. It seems that payza is not available for withdrawal anymore so I need to chose another alternative. Bank wire may have higher fees so Maybe I'll chose MoneyPolo!!!
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For those who have doubts that Patel brothers (Firoz and Ferhan)are still behind Payza (and not just sold AlertPay to new MH Pillars UK owners)
It was already mentioned here , a puppet CEO of MH Pillars which was formed specifically for this switchuru, Alastair Graham resigned from MH Pillars.
AND
From the horse own mouth, on Feb 2nd , 2013 from Payza own Blog:
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URL:https://blog.payza.com/payza-updates...commerce-week/
And July 15, 2013:
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URL: https://blog.payza.com/in-the-news/m...yments-source/
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Did you know that Firoz Patel already had a scamming past before the AlertPay, he was involved in massive telemarketing scams in US.
as a president of Corporate Wealth Management, Inc. and National Grant Services
Here is excerpt from 2006 lawsuit (case 1:06-cv-00392-WMS-HKS western district court of New York )
64. CWM and its president Firoz PATEL are under review by the
United States government concerning telemarketing fraud and money
laundering. This review lead to the seizure and forfeiture of a
Wachovia Bank account in the amount of $256,407.23 United States
currency in the name of CWM and controlled by Firoz PATEL pursuant
Title 18, United States Code, Sections 981(a)(1)(A), 981(a)(1)(C)
and 984 in the United States District Court for the Western
District of New York under Docket No. 05-CV-543-S. This review
also revealed that the telemarketing companies represented by PATEL
were conducting fraud, by debiting US residents’ bank accounts
without their authorization.
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Meanwhile visitors trying to register an account from US IP address will be greeted with this page:
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and the same goes for ultralightfs:
ultralightfs.com
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note how Payza on their blog makes an accent on "stored value account services" , hehe , Firoz brothers think it will help them not to be classified as Money Service Business ? :)
early this year Russian WebMoney processor after being raided in Ukraine-regional office and the Ukrainian bank accounts freeze,
tried to use the same type of excuse, like we are not any money service, just a "credit accounting system".
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Interesting.
In an announcement purportedly from ultralightfs:
UltraLight FS terminated our relationship with MH Pillars dba Payza in early June, 2013. The US Department of Homeland Security subsequently seized all MH Pillars dba Payza money on deposit with UltraLight FS. If we receive additional information from the US Department of Homeland Security we will publish to our website.
and
We will update our website when we get information from DHS. Your agreement is with Payza though. We have not had a commercial agreement with Payza since early June, 2013. I assume Payza processed your payments recently as we had no relationship since June, 2013.
UltralightFS says on its' website
State licenses: UltraLight FS maintains
state money transmission licenses and registration with FINCen and is in compliance with all state and federal money transmission laws.
UltraLight FS has an active anti-money laundering
program.
If you are a consumer with a complaint with any of our products, please contact us.
If you would like to offer our products to your customers or use our products with your service, please contact us.
So, if ultralightFS was the licensed money transmitter and ultralightFS terminated its' agreement with Payza in June 2013, how has Payza managed to continue doing business in the USA with US citizens without a Money Transmitter License ??
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Simple, a lot of processors/exchangers do it without being licensed :)
US requires FinCEN registration + registration in every per state (which requires,most states do ) where residents served.
STP even continued to serve some residents of states after Cease and Desist orders.
Do you also want to ask how Perfect Money does it ? :)
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Originally Posted by
littleroundman
So, if ultralightFS was the licensed money transmitter and ultralightFS terminated its' agreement with Payza in June 2013, how has Payza managed to continue doing business in the USA with US citizens without a Money Transmitter License ??
Same way they always did...Illegally.....
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