Who send me this money?

lol, i love this game, sorry to be of no help giwta, have to get googling

@giwta68 237219 wrote:

Just today i received money via moneybookers.comHow can I find WHO sent me the money?
Any help?
Thanks

Do you have some more info?

@JillO 237263 wrote:

Any takers?

Certainly, I’ll take it all – just forward all unidentified funds to me.

I just change my name..sorta.

If your name is Joeseph James Smith, use your full name for program A. For program B try Joeseph J. Smith, Program C, try Joeseph j Smith (No period and in lower case for the j). You can think of several more.

I have been doing that for about 2 years and it does work. I dont change the spelling, or order of the name, mainly the middle name. Never had a problem cashing a check.

Hi people!
I’m afraid this is not a joke at all. I got misterious money about four or five times last 5 years. Between 80 and 460 euro! I studied this issue some time and I’ve arrived to this conclusions.
1st. Some people, and some times we not even know that people, sells ads (usually links) in our sites and takes 20 to 30% directly from buying company and make the company send the remain payment to us. And NEVER complete selling.
2nd. Take the money of the customer and never control if ads are live and in place. When we ask: are you the buyer? Do you’ve sended money? They never answer. With money in pocket they loose any interest.

@TomasA 237326 wrote:

Hi people!
I’m afraid this is not a joke at all. I got misterious money about four or five times last 5 years. Between 80 and 460 euro! I studied this issue some time and I’ve arrived to this conclusions.
1st. Some people, and some times we not even know that people, sells ads (usually links) in our sites and takes 20 to 30% directly from buying company and make the company send the remain payment to us. And NEVER complete selling.
2nd. Take the money of the customer and never control if ads are live and in place. When we ask: are you the buyer? Do you’ve sended money? They never answer. With money in pocket they loose any interest.

Hi Tomas:
Thank you so much for sharing this info… So sorry we made light of the situation… We recognize how important it is to get this info resolved.

@JillO 237354 wrote:

You absolutely are a nice guy

How in the world are you able to dig-in and figure out where the payment is coming from? I want to learn!

I have my secrets vays!

I learned them from those Nigerian finance managers that you all probably get emails from. But I am not funneling money to or from any ‘questionable’ organizations – lets be clear about that.

If anyone else is looking for a tax loss, they can also feel free to send me some money as a consultant. Of course, like many consultants, I won’t do a darn thing for the money except blow smoke up your skirt.

But I digress!!!!

Your donations will be used wisely.
(my travel fund)

PS – If you are really interested, I am thinking about writing an ebook about the subject. I just need a publishers advance for motivation – any takers?

giwta68… I reached out on our Social Media Channels to try and get some feedback on who this check was from. Unfortunately no updates.

However, I did want to share the following comment with the community:

Hahaha! I used to work for a few affiliate networks and I hated trying to track down what payments came from where. In my last network we had 140+ clients sending us money. Apparently the Dutch/German banking systems have an extra line in the information where invoice numbers are included. Once that got through a UK banking system which mangled, joined up and chopped short the information you could rarely make head nor tail of what it meant.

Also RMEEUWSEN’s comment made me chuckle. I worked at buy.at when we used to have to write out 500+ cheques each month to send to our affiliates, all of which was done by hand (the boss liked the fact we had to check each payment manually). Never again!