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Originally posted by Rand
Lassiter, if you are using FlexPost for your transactions, you have complete control of your response handler, which means what happens after the tran hit's our gateway. You control what happens with an approved tran or a declined one. Anyone who does not have a default set up for a decline is offered an ePassporte alternative. These are sales that would otherwise fall on the floor.
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Well, that's the first I heard of FlexPost. Amparo never mentioned such a thing last time we spoke, and I can't find a place to set this option anywhere on the Client Services website.
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Paycom doesn't own any banks. I wish we did.
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A technicality, and actually still an open question.
http://news.com.com/2100-1017-858264...eed.ne_9067037
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The mandatory $100 payment you speak of will go toward opening your account and the balance that is left is yours to do with as you please.
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Yes, the balance that is left. Meanwhile Epoch holds on to, and earns interest on, $100 of my money as a precondition for allowing me to get paid for transactions that are legally mine. Y'all are entitled to your 15%, but to demand an additional $100 cash on top of that as a condtion for getting
my money sounds like extortion. As I told Amparo, it makes no sense to force me to be paid in ePassporte currency when Epoch IS the recipient of the funds. Surely you can withdraw your own ePassporte funds and pay your clients by check as contracted for.
Anyway, I really don't wish to sound harsher than necessary. For all the problems I've had with Epoch/Paycom over the past year, y'all are total saints compared to one nasty little firm that I shall not name but which is spelled i-B-i-l-l. |skull|