#Alma, following statement from you is totally wrong and misplaced, but again you stated that you were guessing, so no offense. I however suggest that you stop misleading people any further with guess work. Next time try to respond to the issues raised as opposed to beating about the bush with what would otherwise be useful tips to beginners as opposed to using those 'tips' to target a specific entity. We offer many more services to Kenyans than Paypal withdrawals and therefore your prayer of 'closure of ePAY' might not just be answered yet. Stick to objective advise as opposed to dismissing entities based on a technicality. Wazuans can then take you serious.

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You have someone send the money to person A, person A then sends the funds to your Account or a number of accounts. You then transfer the funds to your gullible client. You then charge for this service.
That my friend is totally against Paypal TOS. Could that be the reason why your services were shut down sometime this year?

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#aemathenge

The information is absolutely misleading and I want to assure you that not a single account has been limited by paypal for using our services. Join us 'roho safi' and you will not be disappointed. Note that Alma's conclusion about us is based on a wrong assumption. Even better, you may just google about us and am sure you will find reviews on several blogs (some of who are not Pro-ePAY). I can assure you that the only thing you will find is people complaining that we are expensive (I have explained why) and you will not come across anyone doubting our integrity. That is a more objective way of finding out more about us (from users) as opposed to reacting to a post by one misinformed Alma who claims to be an 'authority' on such matters but I highly doubt her competence.

In April last year, Alma posted a very objective comment while reacting to the first post we did announcing ePAY services. I will leave it to readers to make their conclusion. Pay attention to the last sentence.

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alma #18 Posted : Sunday, April 22, 2012 6:24:14 PM
Rank: Elder


The idea is great. It is helping Kenyans as our banks are still retarded.

But it would be good to warn those using the system that it is against Paypal terms. That can't be swept under the carpet. At anytime, PayPal can close those accounts.

But I still think its a risk worth taking as none of these other companies want to help Kenyans out online.

#Alma, yes indeed I know you now. Thank you for admitting that you once endorsed our services. It would also be nice to state the exact reason you stopped endorsing us because your pivot point seems to be paypal TOS which you were well aware about even before your first endorsement. That would be more useful to readers. Also next time, such disclosures are made before you are reminded, that way people can take you more serious.

My endorsement of you business was based on little information. As they say, once you dig out a few things about someone, you get to know more about them.

1. You accept in public that you are doing something that is not upfront.

2. You then say that the people doing so should know better

3. You are the same people who own http://www.chuchihosting.com/ I'm sure you aren't selling web hosting to anyone on that site. This is what you've used to pretend to paypal that you are a legit business.

4. You are willing to lie to people that their accounts will never be at risk, yet you forget to mention that in your own forum that accounts can be at risk if you involve yourself in companies like yours that don't follow Paypal TOS

Avoid using service providers who subscribe directly to paypal to withdraw money locally. When paypal catches up with such a provider, your account will also be affected. https://epay-kenya.com/forum/index.php?topic=15.0

5. A quick scan of akowally's blog shows out of the numerous so called great paypal withdrawal methods he's used, only payoneer and yours remain. The others have been shut down. Probably after their accounts were limited by paypal and with clients who probably lost their funds.

Fact: Any company that violates Paypal TOS by engaging in business they expressly refuse is bound sooner rather than later to have their accounts limited
Fact: Dealing with your company for any sort of money exchange is against Paypal TOS
Fact: Your so called clients are likely to lose either their funds with you or have the accounts limited

Now those are the facts. As you say, let the people decide. eish.