The offical launch of the new web site was yesterday....Watch this one....
Posted by George on :
Email received today:
Dear PayChest Member,
PayChest is pleased to announce that after nearly 2 years of programming efforts and vigorous beta testing by the PayChest Team, the site has launched on 15th February 2006.
You can now Send and Receive funds, deposit funds via Credit Card and transfer your Paypal funds as a deposit into your account.
Please feel free to use our Seller Tools if you engage in online auctions.
Remember, anyone can send you funds, and you can send funds with simply an email address.
We have some exciting developments in store for members in the next few weeks !
For investor information, check out US OTC stock symbol PYCT.
Thank you for serving your Global Payment Processing needs.
PayChest, Inc. Announces New Payment Transaction Service for International Markets Wednesday February 15, 2:03 pm ET
MEXICO CITY -- 02/15/2006 -- PayChest, Inc.(TM) (Other OTC:PYCT.PK - News), the market leader in enabling individuals or businesses in any country around the world with online access and an e-mail address to securely send and receive payments, is announcing the launch of its services as of this date. PayChest is providing payment processing services to the hundreds of millions of consumers and business owners not located within the United States that have no way to cost effectively process payments online working with existing payment processing vendors.
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"We researched the online transaction market and discovered that there are hundreds of millions of people and/or businesses located in countries in Europe, Asia and South America who cannot effectively process a transaction utilizing PayPal's™ services," said Alejandro Cerda, CEO of PayChest, Inc. "We are just now launching our web site and online payment process, are working with virtually every major banking institution and will have the ability to handle all major credit card payments through our payment portal in the next few weeks. We are overwhelmed with the response that we have received from the public to date and want to let the global community know that we are still beta testing our web site and back end infrastructure and to please be patient for the next few weeks until we are in an all-systems-go status."
About PayChest, Inc.
Founded in 2005, PayChest has developed a proprietary and secure back end payment processing system that can easily be accessed and utilized by anyone with web access and an e-mail address in any country around the world. PayChest has developed a processing system that leverages the existing financial infrastructure of the global banking community and/or credit card companies to enable consumers and business owners located in every corner of the world to securely send, receive and/or process payments with others via the company's web site. The company's payment processing system operates in real time and incorporates a user interface that is designed to be convenient for any user and does not require any technical know-how to send and receive payments. For more information please contact Alejandro Cerda CEO, +(5255) 5673.2364, Gavillero 32, Residencial Villa Coapa, 14390, Mexico D.F., Mexico, www.paychest.com.
This release contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Securities Litigation Reform Act. The statements reflect the company's current views with respect to future events that involve risks and uncertainties including uncertainties related to successful negotiations with other parties, closing of transactions, capital availability, operational and other risks, uncertainties and factors described from time to time in the company's publicly available SEC reports. In light of these risks and uncertainties, the forward-looking events described in this release might not occur.
Contact: For more information please contact: Alejandro Cerda CEO +(5255) 5673.2364 http://www.paychest.com Posted by MDP5754 on :
I'm showing no volume for today - is that correct?
Posted by blduncandc on :
I'm seeing 28.8M in volume thus far this morning
Posted by George on :
28.8 Million traded so far...
Posted by glenngsxr on :
no, i got around 28 million for volume.
Posted by rrye on :
Ameritrade shows volume at 26,624,342
Posted by MDP5754 on :
Thanks to all for the ticker update. I still am showing nothing for PYST. I knew it had to be wrong.
Posted by George on :
quote:Originally posted by MDP5754: Thanks to all for the ticker update. I still am showing nothing for PYST. I knew it had to be wrong.
It is PYCT
Posted by skoondog on :
Down $1800.00 dollars so far.. I love it!!! MM'S WORKING HARD!!! hA HA
Posted by casviper on :
my loss is $1,250.00
Posted by George on :
I am up
Posted by George on :
Do you guys have XMET shares also? They are trading today and up 200% at times...
Posted by SuperSniper00 on :
Down down down..... * 5
Posted by buckstalker on :
SS...you really enjoy watching people lose money don't you? I am not in this but I do not understand the point of your post here...
Posted by casviper on :
i have 3,125,000 shares of xmet
Posted by casviper on :
my loss in pyct is carried over from my mlon days. I was down 2,812.50 however when mlon changed to pyct I bagan to recoup some of the loss, however not totally yet.
Posted by alohadream on :
talk up paychest at the ebay discussion forums and paypalsucks.com and alt.marketing.online.ebay. free advertising for paychest!
Posted by buckstalker on :
Paypal is owned by eBay...
quote:Originally posted by alohadream: talk up paychest at the ebay discussion forums and paypalsucks.com and alt.marketing.online.ebay. free advertising for paychest!
Posted by alohadream on :
yes and i am a 5 year ebay powerseller and a verified paypal premier member.but have a million pyct and xmet shares so will do my part.and one can discuss any payment services at the ebay forums like they always complain about paypal at the paypal one.
Posted by buckstalker on :
Easy there aloha...I was just stating a fact...wasn't trying to insinuate anything.
Posted by George on :
I do not think it will go over big in the US but might catch some of the left overs in other countries that paypal does not do a good job in or does not cover.
Posted by George on :
I am letting my ticket ride...
Posted by shall143 on :
paychest a nd XMET is ready to rock and roll......
Posted by Double Diamond on :
Financials of this bank - look at the notes - they owe a chunk of MLON
Interesting how a lot of these guys are tied together...gold mines in the philippines...PAIM is tied to MLON some how.....The Philippines is one of the first locations listed on the paychest web site....
Posted by Hiker on :
Did you see there fee's...OMG
Open an account FREE
Send Money FREE
Receive Money 5.5% + $0.45 per transaction
Add Funds FREE to 5.5% + $0.45 (?)
Withdraw Money FREE to $2.00 (?)
5.5%... That's more then Paypal...
Posted by George on :
Keep in mind though that they are targeting higer risk parts of the world...they have to have higher fees.
[ February 16, 2006, 16:17: Message edited by: George ]
Posted by SuperSniper00 on :
quote:Originally posted by buckstalker: SS...you really enjoy watching people lose money don't you? I am not in this but I do not understand the point of your post here...
Actually I dont. Which is why I'd advise getting out before this ends up like ITRJ and takes a big crap on everyone.
Posted by Bottomliner on :
quote:Originally posted by buckstalker: SS...you really enjoy watching people lose money don't you? I am not in this but I do not understand the point of your post here...
buck I always ask the same thing when someone posts the standard "basher" disclaimer:
"I don't own this stock and never will, but I come here everyday and waste my time just to protect others from losing money."
Everyone has a "self-serving" reason for posting on message boards, and the reasons vary as much as the posters themselves. But in this case, I believe it is the "double-edged sword" syndrome:
He (or she) thinks the stock may rise in value but is unwilling to risk being wrong. So he watches the stock, and may even own shares, but tells everyone he believes it will fail, which assures he will be a "winner" no matter what happens: If the PPS rises, he makes some money ... if the PPS falls, he gets to say "I told you so". For some people, showing others that they are "smart" is more important than making money. Sad but true.
Such people usually suffer from low self-esteem and are seeking approval from strangers because they cannot get approval from those close to them.
But that's all the psycho-analysis you get for free ... my next lecture costs a quarter, and I accept most insurance plans, including Medicare. Posted by George on :
In any case this will go up and it will go down...it is the timing that matters....
Posted by SuperSniper00 on :
I'm not trying to bash. I am analyzing the facts and the facts do not lead to a run or even this company working. Take my opinion for what its worth but in the end its your money.
Posted by buckstalker on :
Ahhh....thanks bottomliner...it's all clear to me now....and I thought that he really cared about his fellow traders...lol
quote:Originally posted by Bottomliner:
quote:Originally posted by buckstalker: SS...you really enjoy watching people lose money don't you? I am not in this but I do not understand the point of your post here...
buck I always ask the same thing when someone posts the standard "basher" disclaimer:
"I don't own this stock and never will, but I come here everyday and waste my time just to protect others from losing money."
Everyone has a "self-serving" reason for posting on message boards, and the reasons vary as much as the posters themselves. But in this case, I believe it is the "double-edged sword" syndrome:
He (or she) thinks the stock may rise in value but is unwilling to risk being wrong. So he watches the stock, and may even own shares, but tells everyone he believes it will fail, which assures he will be a "winner" no matter what happens: If the PPS rises, he makes some money ... if the PPS falls, he gets to say "I told you so". For some people, showing others that they are "smart" is more important than making money. Sad but true.
Such people usually suffer from low self-esteem and are seeking approval from strangers because they cannot get approval from those close to them.
But that's all the psycho-analysis you get for free ... my next lecture costs a quarter, and I accept most insurance plans, including Medicare.
Posted by George on :
$3 trade????
Posted by George on :
Wall Street Securities, Inc. Announces New CEO and Refocused Business Model Thursday February 9, 1:48 pm ET
HACIENDA HEIGHTS, CA--(MARKET WIRE)--Feb 9, 2006 -- Wall Street Securities, Inc. (Other OTC:WSSE.PK - News), the market leader in providing comprehensive venture capital services to SME ("Small to Medium Enterprise") companies, is as of this date announcing that Mr. Mario Usi is joining the company as Chief Executive Officer. Mr. Usi has twenty plus years in executive management positions and an extensive amount of experience working as a venture capitalist in Mexico and the United States in diverse markets including high-tech, real estate and manufacturing. ADVERTISEMENT
"I am pleased to join the company and we are all ready working on a number of venture capital deals that we will announce later this month," said Mario Usi, CEO of Wall Street Securities, Inc. "We are in fact refocusing the company so that we can leverage my twenty plus years of experience and contacts to help companies who are in need of capital resources to structure the appropriate business model and then develop a business plan that will enable them to cost effectively get to market."
"We are in fact constantly on the look out for new companies that have a unique and sustainable business model that we can add tangible value to. We are deeply committed to the success of our clients and we work tirelessly on their behalf to ensure they will be successful."
About Wall Street Securities, Inc.
Wall Street Securities provides comprehensive boutique venture capital and investment banking consulting services to enable private companies to raise capital via: IPO's, Reverse Mergers, Bridge Capital and or other financial vehicles. We also help early stage companies identify market opportunities, recruit and put in place a strong executive management team and then work closely with this team to develop the right go to market strategy. We help to foster growth within our portfolio of client companies and we know that it takes more than solid financial support to enable our clients to get lift under their company. For more information please contact Mr. Mario Usi, Chief Executive Officer, 626.422.5276, fax: 626.369.4230, 1534 E. Gale Avenue, Hacienda Heights, CA 91745. mariousi*yahoo.com
This release contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Securities Litigation Reform Act. The statements reflect the company's current views with respect to future events that involve risks and uncertainties including uncertainties related to successful negotiations with other parties, closing of transactions, capital availability, operational and other risks, uncertainties and factors described from time to time in the company's publicly available SEC reports. In light of these risks and uncertainties, the forward-looking events described in this release might not occur.
Contact: Contact: Mr. Mario Usi, Chief Executive Officer 626.422.5276 fax: 626.369.4230 mariousi*yahoo.com
Posted by George on :
MLON International Ventures, Inc. Announces PayChest Acquisition and Moves into Payment Processing Business 12:34 EST Wednesday, January 04, 2006
Advertisement Hide advertisement MEXICO CITY, MEXICO--(CCNMatthews - Jan. 4, 2006) - MLON International Ventures, Inc. (OTCBB:MLON) is acquiring up to 60% stake in PayChest, Inc., a provider of alternative payment processing to PayPal, Inc.(TM) from Wall Street Securities, Inc. (OTCBB:WSSE) and changing its business focus to provide payment processing to the hundreds of millions of consumers around the world who are unable to process payments with existing providers like PayPal, Inc. Wall Street Securities will become one of the largest shareholders of MLON as a result of this acquisition. And MLON intends to change its name to PayChest, Inc upon completing the acquisition.
"There is a huge underserved marketing of hundreds of millions of people in countries all over the world that are unable to process credit cards, as PayPal does not provide services for a large number of countries outside the United States," said Alejandro Cerda CEO of MLON International Ventures, Inc. "PayChest has recently finalized the roll out of its Internet Payment System and intends to publicize these services throughout the global community beginning in quarter one of 2006 - we think there is a large market of consumers who need a low cost effective way to purchase goods traditionally and online (ecommerce) and then have a way to securely process the transaction and/or make payments available to third parties in countries that are again not served by PayPal, Inc. and other providers. "
About MLON International Ventures, Inc.
MLON is moving into the $34B financial services and global currency markets through its acquisition of PayChest, Inc. via Wall Street Capital, Inc. The market is large and underserved at present, as PayPal, Inc. is only able to provide payment processing in approximately fifteen countries outside the United States, which means there are significant opportunities for us to become the dominant supplier in several hundred countries scattered throughout South America, Europe, Africa and Asia,. www.paychest.com.
We intend to market our financial transaction processing services where PayPal, Inc. is not active by utilizing a powerful viral marketing method - each user of our services, be it vendor or consumer, will require others to use the service in order to complete a financial transaction. Another tremendous accelerant for our new business model is the growth and acceptance of Ecommerce - the global Internet community is over 1 Billion in size and projected to hit 2 Billion within the next ten years.
This release contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Securities Litigation Reform Act. The statements reflect the company's current views with respect to future events that involve risks and uncertainties including uncertainties related to successful negotiations with other parties, closing of transactions, capital availability, operational and other risks, uncertainties and factors described from time to time in the company's publicly available SEC reports. In light of these risks and uncertainties, the forward-looking events described in this release might not occur.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT:
MLON International Ventures, Inc. Alejandro Cerda CEO +(5255) 5673.2364 or MLON International Ventures, Inc. Gavillero 32 Residencial Villa Coapa, 14390, Mexico D.F., Mexico www.mlonventures.com Posted by George on :
Let me see if I got all of this...MLON buys paychest from WSSE..That makes WSSE one of the largest share holders of MLON....MLON then spins off paychest and changes name to PYCT...WSSE gets a new CEO Mario USI...the first PR from the new PYCT listed Mario USI as the CEO of PYCT..they then made a correction and said Alejandro was CEO..I asked they said it was a screw up at the head office on the 1st PR...MLON list their offices in AZ and China..PYCT is listed in Mexico...WSSE is listed in CA...Then I find a thread about MLON in 2004 SEE http://www.market~millionaires.com/showthread.php?t=412 (take out the ~)Plus there is a PR about MLON spinning off WLSC, the old WSSE, back in 2004..so MLON really owns WSSE..Then Pearl Mining gets involved and becomes one of the largest share holders on MLON in a stock exchange...so Pearl owns mlon and mlon owns pearl (PRMN now PAIM) Then Mario starts saying he has an offer from someone to buy the company for .10 a share..then the SEC steps in and guess what...a PR that there has never been a offer for .05 or .10....IT goes on and on....
I knew about the scam in the past...I am hoping for an exit here...
[ February 17, 2006, 23:21: Message edited by: George ]
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