That’s a very helpful reply. I’ve been saying all along I dont care how long it takes to get verified, if they are genuine then I can do it once I see people getting paid.. or at least receiving the cards.. before I decided.

I also kind of feel a bit silly still participating and imagining they might pay out anything, let alone thousands, for my $90 gamble so long ago. :p

They are asking for ID docs to open a bank account in your name. They need the orginal MAF, filled out with black ink, and copies of a government/employer issued ID and a piece of mail from a company. On those docs they need your name, address and signature. They will compare that information with the information on MAF to verify that you are the one that filled out the MAF. They use the second document to verify that you are receiving official mail at the address you gave. All of it is to determine that you are who you say you are and to eliminate false information.

Suggested ID docs are your driver’s license and a utility bill. They do not need other information, such as your driver’s license number and your utility account number. I recommend that you blacken out or cover up all information, except your name, address and signature. If you scan your docs, you can use MS paint to cover of the data and then print it.

I can not suggest whether you should send in your information or not. I sent mine in, but you have to determine your own comfort level. You may opt to hold off until people start receiving their cards, can load them and are getting paid. That way if it happens, you’ll feel safer. If it doesn’t happen, you won’t lose anything. For your peace of mind, it would only cost you a few weeks. Also, tell your family member to quit bugging you and that you’ll send in the docs when you’re good and ready. Tell them that, no, you do not want your account merged with theirs.

JMO,
Sharon

I am under pressure to send it from a family member who refuses to believe this is simply a scam still.

Opti

Thank you for your insights. However, I respectfully disagree with you. I’ll be on the fence with PSX until they either pay or fold. They have broken all of the standard rules that HYIP history teaches us. There have been plenty of programs that strung members along for a long time without paying, but PSX doesn’t follow any of those models (at least as much of history that I’ve studied.) They’ve set the latest date as April. There are still 10 days left.

By the way, I will not be posting any more PSX articles as long as they are active.

Thanks,
Sharon

They are still limping along. I received an email from the forum today that they are taking everything offline for 48 hours to do the account clean-up. I suspect that they’ll install and hopefully test some script changes, too. Only time will tell! If nothing else, seeing what Henry’s next excuse is has been very entertaining. LOL

JMO,
Sharon

cashew01

There is only one point that I wish to add:
Strangely enough, they are still accepting new members and more importantly their money - even now!!

BTW, and in line with my above comment, new plans can be purchased now, don’t see the point since even the monopoly money has ceased to grow - doubles and monthlies have been stopped!!

Levaz

My PSX account says I have about $13,000 in it now! LOL

And I wondered what was going on!!

Cant believe I was silly enough to send this mob another $30 for a fast lane payment.