Victor Chao
eglobalprocessing.vc@gmail.com
www.eglobalprocessing.com
909-747-4668
1751 S. Claudina Way
Anaheim, California
92805
Rafael Gonzalez
Skype ID: eglobalprocessing.vc
USA Domestic: www.payprotec.com
Jim Fish
714-206-4214
jimfish@eglobalprocessing.com
So I was looking for a merchant account provider to partner up with so they could process my leads in a high risk market.
I was then approached by Victor Chao who told me he was interested in partnering up with me.
I e-mailed with him back forth & had a bit of difficulty in him understanding what I was saying, so I believe at that point I asked to speak to his manager & started speaking to Jim who seemed much more on the ball.
Jim rest assured me that he could place my leads overseas & then a few days later he told me even though they are high risk, he could now place my leads domestically in the US. He said they got a new bank.
I was shocked, but said to myself, “okay, he knows what he’s doing.”
I sent Victor all of my leads, but there was one in particular who was really anxious to sign up, so I was following his case.
The next thing I know, things started to go south with eglobal processing.
- First another guy in their company tried to start poaching the lead, yet Victor didn’t seem to even know this. Fine, no one knew this until I figured things out & called Jim. Jim assured me it would be taken care of, that no matter what, I would still get credit.
- A couple of weeks after that, Jim suddenly tells me he CAN’T place my leads, that the bank strung him along & backed out.
I was very disappointed, but this is NOT why I’m writing this blog post.
They originally told me they had overseas contacts, so where did those contacts suddenly go? Why didn’t they just switch from domestic to overseas? I was very busy at the time, so I honestly forgot to ask Jim this important question.
- Needless to say, my lead was FURIOUS. He once again spent tons of time filling out paperwork, was strung (we both were) & he didn’t get the account.
- Jim & I parted ways amicably, but all of a sudden around 2 months later another one of my leads writes me FURIOUS that Victor just told him he can’t get him a merchant account. I was like… WTH??? I knew 2 months ago that eglobal processing couldn’t get merchant accounts for my leads, so I asked my lead when he filled out the application & he told me 2 weeks ago.
So it sounds to me like Jim lied to me & was & maybe still is trying to poach my leads so I wouldn’t get credit, or Victor & him are playing games & still trying to get my leads a merchant account even though they know they can’t. I have not heard from anyone at eglobal processing since I last spoke to Jim, so why didn’t they just e-mail all of them & tell them they couldn’t help them?
This is why I’m writing this post, because now I’ve been made to look bad TWICE & my leads are angry at ME. This second lead wants to know WHY Victor made him go through all that paperwork if he knew he couldn’t get him a merchant account.
Based on the e-mail thread I just read, Victor was still talking to my lead on May 8, 2012 & hadn’t even bothered to inform him that his application from back in March was a no go.
This is why I can’t stand these merchant account providers, they are unprofessional, lie, string companies along & just generally don’t give a crap about anyone unless THEY will make money.
End of story!
Michelle
