An article posting extracted from UrOnlineBiz confirmed that UrOnlineBiz have sold the UrOnlineBux site to new owners and one of the owner is Juan Rossi. As of today, hiccup with with UrOnlineBux paid-to-click site still persist.




Excerpt from the posting at UrOnlineBux Update: The questions we all ask: what on earth is going on? (NOTE: You must be a registered member of UrOnlineBiz in order to view this posting)

UrOnlineBux has fallen into trouble ever since the change of owners took place. First, the new owner tried moving to a different server, during which he lost quite some database. Then he faced problems from AlertPay.

Apparently, AlertPay froze the new owner’s account. Due to this, the new owner could not pay for the new server and UrOnlineBux went offline. We caught up with the new owner, Juan Rossi, to ask him about UrOnlineBux:

UOB: I just wanted to enquire about UrOnlineBux. May I ask why isn't it up yet?

Juan: I am in big fight with AlertPay because they froze my assets so cannot pay for new server. I replied to them again today but have not heard anything back yet. As is now I cannot even refund people from my AlertPay account I am really worried people will think I scam.

Juan: When I tried to update the database, people somehow got access to the site and they sent money to my AlertPay account that I cannot refund now. It is not a lot of money but still it is other peoples’ money and they should have it back because the site is down for I don’t know how long.

I understand there is a 30 day refund policy for AP that I have to wait for until I can move the money to MoneyBookers and use them instead. The AP account was frozen on January 28 so that means another 17 days before the money is released so I start up again.

I am going to put the site back up but I think not many member want to go back because of all that happen and I know some think I scammed them but hope they see when site is back online that it was all AlertPay’s fault.

It was my fault for buying server at hostgator but if I had the money I could rent server elsewhere.

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