It seems to be a common factor that all hyips having problems with Alertpay will end some day (soon!). Blaming Alertpay is the most bad thing they can do as the problem is not be found on their site of the story.
Primfix, Regularbee, etc did not act according AP's rules and they are gone or no longer paying.

admin, on , said:

Hello Allice!

From the weekly news letter and business progress report it appears that WT is a genuine HYIP making all efforts in god faith. They try to increase more representatives. In latest report they are going to have meetings in Dubai, which I might atend because I am in India now and plus I am a Rep for USA and India. Walton also anounce of participating with 3 pharna companies. Other reports and news seem to be true and honest.

But I have no idea why they are not paying. They might have problem with AlertPAY because AP has very strange and strict rules dictated by Canadian Government. Allice! I request you to get into deeper and ask Welton the real reasons for NOT paying. May be the members want to stay away from using AP as their e-curency provider because it seems many HYIPS have became the victims thru AP.

Curious, on , said:

Let us also not forget that AlertPay have a history [ discussed in earlier postings a little while ago ], that if they see a rather nice lump sum of money in their account, they will freeze the account , offer some invented spurious reason, so that they can hold onto the account holders money for as long as possible, gain the interest and make quite a nice living in so doing.

AlertPay are on record as having frozen the accounts of a good number of HYIPs, and AP will also make the excuse that the HYIP transgressed their rules in some way.......Maybe they did, maybe they didn't, but either way, you don't ever hear of AP returning all the money to the HYIP do you ? So what happens to it ? Well. they keep it of course, having stolen the money from the HYIP. Which means that AlertPay have now stolen our money, and not the HYIP.

And don't let us see reasons and excuses defending AlertPay, ......IF a HYIP has been identified as having broken the rules, or AlertPay in their pretend wisdom decide that the HYIP is corrupt in some manner, then is it any of AlertPay's business to so decide ? And if we, as investors agree that a payment processor SHOULD act as a policeman in holding corrupt HYIPs to account, and therefore be considered to be acting on OUR behalf, then how come AlertPay keeps the money eh ?
If AlertPay were truly being honest and above board and acting in our best interests [ rather than their own ], then surely all such invested monies could and should be returned to us investors. After all, AlertPay have all the original source documentation transferring money from an investors AP account to the HYIP's account. Therefore there are NO reasons or excuses as to why we do not see OUR money returned to US.......

Come forward and identify yourself any reader who has received their investment back via AlertPay due to AP's so-called kindness in freezing a HYIPs account.......

Well, at the time of writing, there have been 55 views of the above correspondence, and yet no-one has come forward with an account plus proof that they have received money back from AlertPay, nor has anyone received money back from AlertPay that AP witheld from a HYIP and therefore returned to the original investor....[ as if they would ! ].
Interestingly, on their site, AlertPay state that they comply with the regulations of the Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institution of Canada [ OSFI ] ; - yet if you care to contact the OSFI you will receive a reply that 'AlertPay does not fall within their jurisdiction '.

Seems like the same kind of lies we are used to seeing on HYIP sites eh ? Read one thing but reality is something totally different !

So, carry on using AP if you must [ although why not use Liberty Reserve ? ]. But, whatever you do, DO NOT deposit a large sum of money into AlertPay, because you wouldn't like it witheld for some spurious reason would you ?

Do I use AP ? Well, I used to, but definitely not now, especially knowing a few details not commonly known that I now know [ and have known for a little while ].

My above comments are my personal opinion based on known facts and experience . You must make up your own mind, but do consider that I gain nothing by having a moan about AlertPay, and gain nothing by drawing readers attention to my experience and knowledge of problems with AlertPay when large sums of money are involved.