Beware Firepay users - inactivity rule added.....

PatrickMcIrish · Apr 29, 2006

Dear Patrick Eugene McIrish,

This is to notify you of changes to your FirePay User Agreement that affect you. Please visit http://www.firepay. com/_terms/index_us.asp to review the new agreement. One of the changes is a $50 inactivity fee, assessed quarterly on all account balances where the account has been inactive for at least 150 consecutive days. The inactivity fee will never exceed your account balance, and no fee is assessed on zero-balance (closed) accounts. Using your account avoids the fee. Please see the User Agreement for more details.

Sincerely,

FirePay

Email: info@firepay.com
Web: http://www.firepay.com

Presto · Apr 29, 2006

I thought credit card companies were bad. These jokers hold your money without paying interest and they want you to pay them?

sign me up

gynecologist · Apr 29, 2006

I hate FIREPAY!! with a passion!! I have had arguements with
their CS 3 times!! Thanks for exposing Firepay as the POS
they are. Good Job McIrish

Whoson1st · Apr 29, 2006

Firepay tried to cash in on the success which Neteller had/has. To use an old line which is true still today....."they were a day late and a dollar short".

TTinCO · Apr 29, 2006

Presto said:
I thought credit card companies were bad. These jokers hold your money without paying interest and they want you to pay them?

I agree....could they be any greedier?

Journeyman · Apr 29, 2006

ridiculous, absolutely ridiculous.

moethepuppy · Apr 29, 2006

Fifty Dollars!!!!!

While I've used Firepay a few times and was generally satisfied with them, my days there are over. Account will be closed later today.....

BAGIANT · Apr 29, 2006

But if you're from Maryland and can't use NETeller, what are you going to use Moe?

The ONLY thing good about Firepay is what they charge for Instant Cash. They ae way cheaper than NETeller.