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Can you believe this?? I’ve got commissions in there and they said they don’t process cashouts at the moment, and refuse to provide a reason why or a timeframe as to when they’ll do it. They simply said they’re not able to at this time. My money is stuck in there!
Anyone else experiencing this?
Very strange…. maybe another strike from the DOJ?
To top it off their reps on chat act like robots. Their mere replies were “we are sorry but we don’t have an answer to the reason nor a time frame when we can do it”. “We’re just not able to do it at this time”. “You can call and ask to speak to our supervisors between 8-4pm EST”. “But we don’t have a supervisor available at this time”. How strange is that?
You might want to consider protecting your funds and transfer them to a gambling site temporarily until you find out what the deal is.
@Bonusgeek 208677 wrote:
You might want to consider protecting your funds and transfer them to a gambling site temporarily until you find out what the deal is.
That is exactly what anyone with funds in ewalletxpress should be doing.
Wow can you keep us updated please! Hey Belgamo how are ya! Grab me on msn I wanted to chat few mins when you have time
This is very bad news and certainly does seem like a Department of in-Justice freeze on funds. They’ll blackmail eWalletXpress in the same way they did Neteller and eWallet will be out of the US market too.
I’m truly hoping I’m wrong on this one.
Guys, I moved this into the private section.
I would recommend you withdraw your ewallet funds immediately if you can do so. And do not receive funds there for now.
They claim there are tech issues and there will be a new system in place – maybe so, but it’s also in their interest to prevent a panic.
More and more people seem to be unable to either withdraw or receive funds there.
Play it safe!
I was wondering if the new process coming with transactions having to be coded for US based citizens has something to do with it. This is from my bank.
The National Automated Clearing House Association (NACHA), the association that oversees the electronic funds transfer system known as the ACH Network, is implementing a new rule on September 18, 2009, that may affect customers who send or receive electronic transactions.
The rule change, made at the request of the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC), requires additional information on certain ACH transactions that will enable banks to identify and screen a payment transaction involving a financial agency’s office located outside the United States.
As a result of the request, NACHA has created a new transaction code called IAT, which stands for International ACH Transaction. An IAT is an ACH entry that is part of a payment transaction involving a financial agency’s office that is not located in the territorial jurisdiction of the United States (all 50 states, U.S. territories, U.S. military bases and U.S. embassies).
Any updates on ewalletxpress?
I would consider them, but wanted to know if the problems had been resolved.
