E-Stablisher Complaints

E-Stablisher - Credit card processing Fraud

2016-05-24 18:49:27 by Grant Russel

The below were involved in a fraud of ZAR19 million. They processed 40,000 online transactions for an offshore company who clear on line purchases. The transactions were settled in December 2015 and to date only ZAR 300,000 was returned the rest is missing. I believe the Credit card details were stolen and the money was taken between Mr Wil Gonzales , Mr Edgar Cruz and the fraud was facilitated by Mr McKenzie from E –Stabilisher and Mr Wollie Wolmarans from SDL Payments but they use a number of company names

Mr Woolie Wolmarans and his crew failed to return the money to SPUL or the card holders 90% of whom are in America the company that supplied the 44,000 online transactions for settlements. SLD Payments details and others below who were involved in the theft of millions
www.sldpayments.co.za
www.early-worx.com

EARLYWORX 707 PTY LTD
December 10th
10.12.2015 10.12.2015 EARLYWORX 707 PTY LTD
Bank Acc used for money transfer 52,675.57 69,737.94

Wollie Wolmarans wollie@sldpayments.co.za
Below is a holding company for SLD payments
Contact us

Cell for Mr Wolmarans 0828513445
Vertex Global Wealth Ltd
2th Floor, The Catalyst, 40 Cybercity, Ebène, Mauritius
+27 (0)21 975 0352
+27 (0) 83 631 1468
ronel@vertexgw.com
www.vertexglobalwealth.com

SPUL also uses the name GSP ( Global secure processing )
40 Villa Fairholme Augustus Bartolo Street,Ta’ Xbiex XBX 1095, Malta
http://spul.eu/recurring-payments/
http://www.globalsecureprocessing.com/

These fraudsters are led by Mr Edgar Cruz
edgar@spul.eu
Cell +50687071036
Global Secure Processing Edgar Cruz edgar@globalsecureprocessing.com
Mr Francis Nunez
francis@spul.eu

Mr Wil Gonzales 'Wil Gonzalez' wilgonzalezjr@gmail.com
Wil Gonzalez wgonzalezfnp@aol.com
Cell +16169209588
They had help meet
Mr Grant McKenzie of E-Stablisher also known as payu and payline
Grant Mackenzie grant@e-stablisher.com
Cell +23059209330
http://www.e-stablisher.com/

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2016-06-01 23:08:50 by Vanessa

Hello

I just wanted to point out after much time and research tracing money stolen from my Credit Card my bank told me that the person known as Wil Gonzales is in actual fact Mr Wifredo Gonzalez but he tries to change his name and Mr Edgar Cruz his full names are Mr Edgar Cruz ferrero.

I hope this help get your money back

2016-06-22 12:41:17 by Wollie

Rebuttal against an anonymous complaint made against SLD Payments, E-Stablisher and others.

On Sunday 22 May 2016 and individual known only as “Zane” posted a report on Ripoffreport.com alleging the involvement of the following companies and individuals in an online credit card fraud scam amounting to over ZAR 19 million. (Approx. US$ 1.2m) The companies in question are Secure Processing Unlimited (SPUL), Global Secure Processing (GSP), SDL Payments (Presumably SLD Payments) and E-Stablisher. The individuals involved include Wollie Wolmarans, Grant Mackenzie, Wil Gonzalez and Edgar Cruz.

Further complaints were laid against the same individuals on the complaints web site located at www.xcomplaints.com. Set out below is a summary of the complaints made at the website xcomplaints.com.

Date Time Complainant Title Comments
05.24.16 18:46 Zane Husband SLD Payments – Online Credit Card Fraud First complaint, similar to Ripoff Report
05.24.16 18:49 Grant Russel E-Stablisher – Credit Card Processing Fraud Same verbiage different user
05.24.16 18:51 Jeff Foster SPUL – Secure Processing Unlimited – Online Credit Card Fraud Same verbiage different user
05.24.16 18:52 James Baker GSP Global Secure Processing – Credit Card Fraud Same verbiage different user
05.27.16 18:51 Annie Reese Payfast/SLD Payments – They stole my credit card Different verbiage

It is clear that whoever made this report is disgruntled about something, but it is also clear that these reports all emanate from the same source. It is not possible that 4 users within 6 minutes posted the same complaint with the same verbiage (apart from the title) on XComplaints. Whoever made the complaint clearly misrepresented their identity on the web site located at www.xcomplaints.com. Clearly the complaints were made by an individual who is willing to deceive and misrepresent the truth right at the outset before even consulting the facts of the matter. It is annoying to be responding to an anonymous report, however this rebuttal will set out what transpired and welcomes scrutiny by any government agency interested to follow up on this matter.

E-Stablisher is a business referral company. Their web presence is situated at the URL www.e-stablisher.com. E-Stablisher clearly is a third party company and does not handle payment card data. As per its web site, E-Stablisher provides online merchant brokerage; this means that E-Stablisher will work with any online merchant and assist them in seeking the right solution for their business. E-Stablisher facilitates introductions only and does not manage the merchant relationship, handle settlement funds or deal with cardholder queries. Furthermore, E-Stablisher may recommend or introduce a bank, supplier, merchant or retail client to a Third Party Processor but once again E-Stablisher is not a third party processor and does not handle settlement funds. Finally, E-Stablisher offers business consultancy services to payment institutions.

It is interesting to note that one of the complaints made to XComplaints was made by Grant Russel on 24 May 2016. Grant Russel is the name of one of the team members at E-Stablisher and could not possibly have made this report. The fact that these names match is simply too much of a co-incidence and is clearly evidence of false reports being made on XComplaints by a single individual.

SLD Payments did process transactions based on merchant leads and applications received from SPUL. There have been several merchants who have processed transactions through this close co-operation between the two entities. The problem merchant in this relationship is the merchant in question. This was a business opportunity properly presented and processed through a partner banking relationship. As with all e-commerce merchants, banks limit the amount of volume that can be processed by new merchants to ensure that the processing performance conforms with the card schemes fraud control rules. The merchant in question breached their first month’s processing cap within 72 hours of going live and the transaction processing was suspended as this was highly irregular. Through close co-operation with the bank in question and due to effective fraud and risk monitoring controls a large portion of the processed transactions were refunded. Additional funds were held to cover the costs of the chargebacks that were processed by cardholders who did not have any knowledge of these transactions and queried these transactions with their card issuer. The chargeback ratio of this merchant’s submissions exceeded 35% when the global acceptable threshold is 1%. The merchant was clearly committing consumer fraud and the prompt and dedicated action of the staff at SLD Payments ensured that the majority of the cardholders received their money back. SLD Payments, in no way orchestrated, perpetrated or was in any other way involved with this fraudulent activity. SLD Payments has made no financial gain from this activity. In accordance with the card scheme rules cardholders have a maximum of 120 days to chargeback transactions and some of the chargebacks have been accepted outside of this period in good faith.

SLD Payments prides itself in promoting global e-commerce and m-commerce by introducing merchants to banks and banks to payment service providers, where such relationships may be mutually beneficial. SLD Payments does not respond anonymously here and will accept and action all or any queries or requests received. The allegations contained in these reports can only emanate from the parties behind the fraudulent merchant application themselves and given that there is really only one complaint it is clear that the fraudster is abusing these complaints boards to highlight their plight that their fraudulent plan has been foiled.

The complainant Annie Reese is free to contact E-Stablisher and request assistance in getting a refund and the respondent “Jack” who is also hiding behind anonymity is also invited to e-mail the team at E-Stablisher and SLD Payments to resolve his (or her) dispute. Both SLD Payments and E-Stablisher have public facing web sites, with contact details and e-mail addresses for any aggrieved party to contact them for a resolution, unfortunately in this case the only real aggrieved party is the fraudster who perpetrated this fraud in the first place.

It is the view of E-Stablisher and SLD Payments that these reports are fraudulent, malicious and slanderous in nature and both entities reserve their rights in law to seek redress from this abuse. The detailed reconciliation of these transactions will be made available to any party with a valid contractual or legal interest therein.

2016-10-06 07:19:57 by Gunter Lotz

Reading this complaint as an outsider this is a thorough and detailed response and clearly shows that the original complaint was posted by the fraudster. I hope this fraudster is arrested and prosecuted. Well done to the team at E-Stablisher and SLD Payments for not hiding behind anonymous e-mails and disguising their response. Reading this I would definitely do business with both of these companies....

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