Advice if you are thinking of setting up Epassporte

Rand · 2005-05-09, 06:46 PM

Verified By Visa (VBV)
It's true that *if* you can verify your account using VBV then that is the best (fastest) way to activate your account. The problem is that not all banks participate in VBV. If your does, then the ePassporte site will give you the option to use VBV and lead you through the set-up process. If we can not determine VBV availability then you are sent to the ePverify method (which is similar to PayPal's authentication procedure).

WEIRD STEVE - eP blocked incoming email and outgoing email using ePassporte email addresses. In other words, Yahoo or Hotmail (for example) can not send an email to your eP address or visa-versa. However, when a sponsor sets up an affiliate eP account for you, the password information comes from ePassporte to your external email address. If you know your eP username I can check that addy and resend your password. Rand @ ePassporte.com

2005-05-09, 06:46 PM	#1
Rand Lord help me, I'm just not that bright Join Date: May 2004 Posts: 102	Verified By Visa (VBV) It's true that if you can verify your account using VBV then that is the best (fastest) way to activate your account. The problem is that not all banks participate in VBV. If your does, then the ePassporte site will give you the option to use VBV and lead you through the set-up process. If we can not determine VBV availability then you are sent to the ePverify method (which is similar to PayPal's authentication procedure). WEIRD STEVE - eP blocked incoming email and outgoing email using ePassporte email addresses. In other words, Yahoo or Hotmail (for example) can not send an email to your eP address or visa-versa. However, when a sponsor sets up an affiliate eP account for you, the password information comes from ePassporte to your external email address. If you know your eP username I can check that addy and resend your password. Rand @ ePassporte.com