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Someone tried https://rbfc.com/ ??

Hello,
I'm interested too, but don't find a lot about them on the net , and the registration fees are quite high to make a test.
Will love to hear feedback by an user
Thanks
 
The New Zealand FSP (Financial service provider) is not a license but just a Registration system...actually~but maybe New Zealand not require license to do payment service business... = = it's good thing to do business but not quite safe to service users~
There are many Payment Service Providers operating legal businesses without a license. If it is just payment services, which means you operate the gateway only but not touch peoples money it does not requires a license at all. Some parts of the world for instant Denmark, Sweden and Norway you can operate a 3rd party billing system without a license. You need to be regulate in another way but no license is required.
 
as far as i understand lately new zealand required this psp to have office and staff , the point is do they a correspondent account?
any body have have rester wuth them?

other thing that is funny they should have a telephone number , they do not , is very big warning sign
 
It's almost two years since they advertised here, they are still in the market. I can't find any negatives on Google, can you ?
 
google is not a souce of info , tomoroow i can write the scam me , than ask some money to remove the comments, i see this done many times , the only way to find out if they are scammer if they provide a trustful bank account where to recieve funds this no one has been provided this info yet
 
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The domain name choice is a good start. To acquire a 4 letters .com domain you need some effort.
Four letter .com domains can be had for a few hundred bucks, especially ones that don't contain any vowels or spell out something memorable.

There are dozens if not hundreds for sale on for example Sedo even for under 1,000. Buying from there is not much different than buying an available domain from a normal registrar. Easy process.
 
Four letter .com domains can be had for a few hundred bucks, especially ones that don't contain any vowels or spell out something memorable.

There are dozens if not hundreds for sale on for example Sedo even for under 1,000. Buying from there is not much different than buying an available domain from a normal registrar. Easy process.
Well, at least they spent more than $9.99 for that
 
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