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What is it? Probably the greatest opprotunity that a Payment Processor even offered to his members.

Don't miss it!!

Just login into your account and click on the new link that is present in the navigation menu at the left top of the main account page, just below the grey bar and that says: "Investors Corner".

Do you love HYIP but you think is too risky ???
Well try out LYIP & Safe program!

It is only for Asianpay Members, directly managed, a truly established and registered Company, no offshores, no misterious operations, no risk!!

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This thread reads like a promotional pitch tied to a payments service; called it spammy and later posted an update about their involvement. For readers who encounter similar offers now, a short practical checklist and a handful of red flags will help decide whether to engage or walk away.

Quick due-diligence checklist:

  • Confirm the legal identity and registration of the company with the appropriate national registry (search for registration number, filing history and registered address). See general investor guidance at Investor.gov.
  • Verify regulatory licensing for payment or investment activity in the country claimed.
  • Confirm security and payments claims (valid SSL, corporate bank accounts, and PCI compliance). Check the PCI standards body at pcisecuritystandards.org.
  • Search for independent complaints, regulatory warnings, and multiple third-party reviews (not just forum chatter).
  • Validate contact channels: corporate email/domain, verifiable phone number, and a physical address that matches registry records.
  • Avoid untraceable or irreversible payment methods (gift cards, personal wires) and never transfer funds outside the stated corporate accounts.
  • If still curious, use a very small test amount, document everything, and confirm the dispute/chargeback policy before committing more money.

Key red flags: guarantees of unusually high returns, pressure to act immediately, returns funded by new investors (Ponzi signs), no audited statements, and only offshore contact details. If something looks polished but evasive, treat it as suspect.

If fraud is suspected, flag the thread to site moderators and report to national authorities (in the US file with IC3 at ic3.gov or the FTC). Keep copies of all communications and transaction records.

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Kinda spammy thread :-/

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Hi there

I just want let everyone know that I'm not anymore involved in the above project.

Right now I'm running my own business related to deal in antiques in Southeast Asia.

Have a nice day.

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