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My bitter experience with Paystack payment gateway 


Sorry, that you haven't heard from me for a while with new articles.

But the topic of today is not about African history or black history or culture per se. It's rather about my unfortunate experience with a payment gateway called paystack. 

I've been using Paystack to receive money from customers on my travel abroad site www.emeranalytica.com and from supporters on this blog. 

Since October, I earned over $4,000 from my travel abroad site and from donors on this site. 

See my paystack dashboard screenshots below.





The $2,820 was earned on my travel abroad site, while about $1,400 came from unknown readers of this blog who either supported my documentary project fundraising or just supported this blog. 

Those of you who've read my book: "what is Satan? What is Lucifer? The biggest secret in the world" are aware that at the end of the book I made an appeal to everyone who read the book to support me raise money to turn the book into a documentary.

The section of the book where I made the appeal is attached below.


Now, the book has been published by many sites around the world and those interested in supporting the documentary project, do exactly what I instructed them to do in the book- they search "Africason" on the internet to find my blog and make a donation. That's how I earned the $1,400.

On my travel abroad site, a customer bought an advert placement on the site. He planned to have the advert run for a year! But settled for 6 months because paystack won't let him pay. The payment gateway works intermittently, and I have complained this to paystack many times in the past.

Screenshot of proof of chat between me and the customer is below.








Can you believe that paystack withheld my earnings for 1 month? They claimed they were "reviewing" my account and at the end of the review they refunded all the money to everyone who sent me money, and finally deactivated my accounts. Now, I can't even login to the portal anymore. Fortunately, I already took those screenshots.

They won't explain why they committed such act of wickedness, except the garbage they wrote me below.




Mind you, I've been using paystack to receive payment for about 5 years now. I've made hundreds of sales and have received donations from readers of this blog from all over the world. I've never had a single charge back from any customer. I've never had a complaint about my product or service from any customer on my travel abroad site. I've never had a cancelled order from any customer. 

As I am not in town at the moment, I've made efforts to contact lawyers to file a case against paystack but the response I am getting from them is not encouraging. They're of the option that I may have signed away my right to sue them in the merchant agreement I signed when I started using paystack. But I don't think so.

See the conversation I've had with lawyers I contacted online.







Now, what's driving me crazy and making depressed is that I don't know the donors who donated the money to me. They're just random readers like you. 

And on my travel abroad site, I contacted the person who placed the advert, and he said he doesn't understand what I am talking about. Then, he stopped responding.

This is why I am so depressed now. I've lost everything. 

I am not a rich person monetarily, neither do I want to be. I prefer low key life, which allows me time to research and offer the type of service I render on this site. But someone taking the money I legitimately earned, and I have no way of getting it back is causing me serious depression.

I have written to all government agencies about this but got no reply. The central bank only give an  auto reply with a form. I've filled their form several times until I realized it's just an auto reply.

Now. I know why normal people commit suicide or pick up a knife and go stabbing innocent people on the street or some pick up a gun to kill innocent people. They feel hurt inside but couldn't just handle it well. 

If this is the last post you see on this blog forever or hear something really bad happened, you should be able to figure out the reason. I am sorry, I can't afford to live in such an unjust cruel world.

Paystack is evil. 

Africason

Africason is a die-hard believer in Africa.
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