Quote from: warningsigns on September 12, 2017, 11:15:14 AM

Quote from: Prothius187 on September 12, 2017, 09:55:05 AM

Don't trust them. They're a scam. I filled out the documents for their card, and then sent bitcoin. Their response was that I was a US citizen and that it was in their terms that they can't serve Americans, so they are keeping the $70 expedite plastic card + expedite fee I sent them.

I wrote them back and their response was again the same. Filled out the form, but you're supposed to know that they can't serve US citizens and they will keep any money you send to them. They refused the refund. Here was their only response:

We can only offer a promo code for a free card (not express delivery). I am sorry that you've encountered this situation, but it is stated in our terms that we are unable to provide services to the US residents/citizens.
Best regards,
Olga Savelyeva

This was the second time they said it in email. The first time they immediately used that "it is stated in our terms that we are unable to provide services to the US residents/citizens.", so they're using this canned phrase to burn all the US citizens who send them bitcoin.

Stay away from them. They're dishonest and crooked. Lost $70. I accept it as the price for learning about a scam.

Prothius

They are not crooks. They correctly and appropriately responded to an American who was too idiotic and illiterate to understand the simple phrase "Americans are not welcome".

Americans are not being burned by Cryptopay. Ask your own government about their over-pregnant policies about meddling in the financial affairs of Americans which is why most financial institutions beyond the borders of the United States would rather not deal with such cumbersome bureaucracy.

You're just feeling so hurt and mentally traumatized by the fact that cards issued outside the U.S. are off limits to American citizens. Get over it. The rest of the world are equally ineligible to open accounts in the U.S. without a valid SSN or TIN. An eye for an eye.

hahaha, you're a good shill for them. They are crooks. There are still laws about how payments can be accepted by credit issuing organizations, and one fact is that if they accept payment for a good or service, and they can't provide it, then they must refund the money. No matter how you justify what they're doing by saying that American's are just screwed by our own government, the reality is that this organization is just fine in allowing a person to register and try to verify, where I also identify myself as an American, and then accept money from us and then, immediately, tell me I don't qualify and they're not returning my money. This is completely crooked. You can't justify it, and if you try, then you obviously have an incentive to protect said behavior.

I recommend all Americans citizens avoid this company like the plague unless you just want to be taken by them. The good news is I also filled out an application with Wagecan, and I have already received approval and my card is on the way.

The immoral behavior from this company will also tell you what will happen to you in the future. One of the tests I use to determine who to do business with is how they act during times like this and the types of policies they enforce. It's obvious this company doesn't care about the customers, and if given 'any' opportunity, they will screw them.

Buyer be warned.