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Hello everyone;
I just want to ask everyone who depended on QT for their commission payments:
- Am I the only one who is absolutely outraged by this? :madat: :madat: :madat: Never in my 10yrs of online gaming marketing have I ever seen a well established payment processor just declare “At this time we are unable to confirm when or if we could make payments of remaining balances” The bottom line is this: This in itself pisses me off WAY MORE than just loosing a hundred or so dollars because I placed an alleged “illegal online wager” OR not getting paid by a rogue casino for a winning…. The money I have lost at QT was money I EARNED for hard work…. Not expendable money I deposited for online gaming purchases. I just don’t understand why there isn’t more voices speaking out regarding this huge blow to the affiliates here at CAP.
- Has anyone else contacted or been contacted by QT since their last mailing on 05/25/11? If so, Please share with us? I realize that the entire domain has now been taken offline as my email bounced back “Delivery to the following recipient failed permanently: support@quicktender.com Technical details of permanent failure: Google tried to deliver your message, but it was rejected by the recipient domain” however prior to a few days ago, the website was still intact with the closure notice posted.
- Since the QT fiasco last week, has anyone had problems with regular wired or ACH payments? There is a foreseeable future without QT processing my affiliate payments. But as a U.S. affiliate, I will now solely depend on Wire/ACH or snail mailed paper checks for my earnings. This unstable environment really is making it hard to get re-motivated to do any updates at any of my sites.
- On a scale of 1 – 10, Did you lose a little or more? Our money is most likely gone forever and I lost a small fortune in this disaster. However, I’m sure there are those who probably lost a lot more. I would think that nobody should (or will) post exact figures but… It would make me feel better if I knew that I was not he only one who suffered a crushing blow last week.
I have been very careful as not to accuse QuickTender of ANY wrong doing on their part. I have been with them since day one and have no doubt in their OVERALL integrity. I just feel that they should have taken into consideration those who were actually using their services for honest income. Let me just say that I do not work for an online processor so I do not know exactly how the system works. However, they did have knowledge that transfers were bouncing back to the prior to the siezure and I just feel that they should have been more pro-active to protect those customers with large balances. They could have send out checks immediately after the bounce backs. They also could have transfered the larger account balances to a seperate account. I’m not sure that there were other measures they could have taken to protect their cutomers money… But I feel that they probably did not do EVERYTHING POSSIBLE to protect our money.
At this point, I know that I am just barking at the wind. But please feel free to also vent your woes here.
If anyone is contacted by QT reps… Please let us know.
If you are a QuickTender Rep, Here is your chance to defend your reputation.
Qt is not contacting anyone, I sent an email to ecocard demanding they make good on Qt since there the same owners, but as usually they deny it.
I lost a very large chunk of cash.
Heres a good read on them, there owners, banks they used and everything.
@the27offsuit 228720 wrote:
Heres a good read on them, there owners, banks they used and everything.
Very informative.
Thank youWell, both Quicktender and the DOJ claim not to have access to funds:
Whereby Quicktender’s bank accounts (2 I think) were frozen, and the DOJ says they think Quicktender are criminals and stole the money and they know nothing of accounts being owned by quicktender.
But people have confirmed that transactions from quicktender to them are from the very same bank account that was seized….
Also see here:
