WRITERS PLEASE BEWARE OF ALERTPAY

See, that's not a response. This is the problem we were having before: I say something, you say something illogical and/or factually inaccurate, I point it out, you change topics. That's not a good conversation. Conversations have a logical flow, with statements that correspond to each other.

Let's practice with an easy one:

How are you today?

That's an interesting way of putting it. I'll follow through with it in the future.


Decent, I guess. I received a My Little Pony shirt yesterday, and am excited to wear it today at work. How are you?

Good! You answered the question, provided some detail (perhaps a little too much information, but I guess it's early days yet), and asked another question in return! You're getting the hang of this much faster than I thought you would...

I answered it, and explained why. If you want a better grade, you want to put more detail to eliminate the chances of getting the answer wrong.

Give me a B-, teach.

That was the "too much information" part.


You really ought to go back to school.

Oh.

This website has been a wonderful 2 hour diversion from actually writing my own essay. What I don't understand however, is whether pheelyx legitimately doesn't understand that primus is trying to find common ground and have a slightly calmer conversation, or if he's just trololololing for sh__s and giggles.....

enjoy your latest hollow victory over a straw man, "toots."

OMG today only i opened a personal Pro account in Alert Pay. Thanks for the information.

Hey! Alertpay is the best. If you have difficulties in withdrawing your cash, I can help you out at a fee. I can as well buy your dollars in alertpay, paypal or moneybookers at an exchange rate of Ksh 80 or alternatively write a cheque for you if the dollars are in alertpay. just drop a mail at nicholasboss247@gmail

That doesn't sound like some sort of scam at all. Thanks for being such a stand-up guy, Nicholasboss! I like how your name doesn't have any of that arrogant Kenyan ring to it, too.

Why would someone have any difficulty in withdrawing money from their account with AP?

I had an AlertPay account but never used it. Recently I got an email from them saying that they have merged with another company.

"The AlertPay that you love is becoming Payza this spring - to give you exactly these things! Thanks to a recent merger with UK- based MH Pillars Ltd, a leader in prepaid card solutions, we were able to join forces to take AlertPay to the next level of online payment processing.

On May 14, 2012, we're launching a redesigned website with more service offerings to bring you an even better online payment processing experience. All of your information will transition to Payza.com - so you don't have to do a thing! Same account number, same personal and financial information, same login & password!"

I too experienced the same.

Ok, so AlertPay became Payza. Some people received email notification for the merger/acquisition, etc. Then, what on earth do we have to do with this useless piece of information?

Even pay processors can be accessories in the propagation of scams so discussing them is worthwhile. A holistic approach to reducing the threat of scams in the industry to an acceptable level must take a holistic approach to the issue instead of just focusing on writers, companies and the clients.

WriterBeware is a certified racist. If I had $1 for every post he has made on this site that is offensive, uneducated and ignorant, I would have almost $9,000, somewhere between $8,500 - $9,000 as of the date of this post.

Number 1 in what???

Always stick to the mainstream payment systems and avoid wire transfers at all costs. Not only does a wire transfer mean you will lose more than you earned, but there is a possibility that you will not receive the cash at all. Remember, a money transfer takes far longer to complete than PayPal or Payoneer ever would. If the company does not offer the writer a reputable payment channel, with a world wide accepted name and reputation, then the writer should end his professional relationship with that academic writing company. They are up to no good.

AlertPay is still listed under its original name in Google Playstore, but clicking on the link provides one with its updated company name. It is now known as MySafePay. While I do not question the company name change as most tech provider companies do these days, I question why there are no reviews provided for the company in the app store. Since the original company name was associated with problematic transactions, I do not doubt that they believed the brand name change would help the company better its image. Something that I am not sure about since the old name is still attached to the new brand name. Meaning, the name recall will still be negative in the process. I wonder why Google has not allowed comments for the service at the moment. It is not in beta mode or any status that would prevent comments, both positive and negative, from being posted in public.