Quote from: mayax on March 07, 2015, 08:57:38 PM

Quote from: peterricken on March 07, 2015, 03:21:12 PM

Quote from: mayax on March 07, 2015, 11:58:47 AM

Quote from: peterricken on March 06, 2015, 01:54:39 PM

For the moment the only answer received is the one from okpay, confirming one more time that they don't want to respect the Hague Convetion regulations on apostiles.
I still await the answer from Mayzus, probably they'll fix it. We'll see.

they said that " it's not done in the right country"...didn't you apostile in your country ?

1)There was not a requirement of a specific country stated by okpay.com. 2 times I asked before doing what they asked.
2)The right country is any country that takes part in the Hague Convention. It is not mentioned otherwise into the Convention nor was mentioned by okpay at the moment of complying with their request.
3)Another confirmation into this direction is the fact that after receiving the documents they stated one country was only good then another country also proved to be ok.

Why don't you ask Okpay about what they really want from you? Try one more time (use few words; maybe they don't understand English well)

Like you mentioned and it's been proven by past messages the only real chance is with Mayzus to step in and bring credibility to okpay users, knowing that although they deal with an unregulated company-okpay, as you have also said , funds and regulations are enforced by Mayzus that is's acting as a guarantoor.
Well we'll see on Mayzus answer on the situation.