17 Apr 2017 05:02 pm
Members, I would like to apologize for the delay with Payza cashouts. Recently, we were informed by our bank that Western Union (which processes most wire transfers for banks) has blacklisted Payza due to an apparent investigation with the US Securities and Exchange Commission. This blacklisting of Payza by Western Union has limited our ability to send funds from our bank account to our Payza account. We have been in touch with Western Union and our bank to see if we can come up with a work around for this issue.
We will keep you updated on our progress and hope for a positive result. In the meantime if you'd like to cancel your pending Payza cashouts so you can use an alternate method, just go back to the My Account page and click Cancel next to your pending cashout or submit a ticket to us and we'll be glad to assist. For the members that don't know yet or haven't heard
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hlrive wrote: Yes I do another big PTC site that pays via Paypal still. However I have not trusted Payza for many years. They keep having issues with us US members. I don't trust sites that start and stop sending money to the US, and now this makes me wonder if SEC have found another issue with Payza.
pipster1234 wrote: "federal prosecutors in the District of Colombia and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security are conducting a criminal investigation involving Payza and OboPay"
if i was westren union i would keep clear as well. heck if i was cashing ot knowing this i would also not use the option.
now knowing they have been accused of stealing others money, you want to use them?
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jjohnson777 wrote: Who trust WU? They been investigated for bad stuff too. Money laundering if rember right except they were found guilty if rember right.
A Money Laundering Nightmare: Western Union Ponies Up $770 Million to Settle with DOJ, FTC and FinCEN - Corruption, Crime & Compliance
All big banks done it.