The Bank of Lithuania informs that UAB PAYRNET has already begun to return funds to its clients. We invite you to contact the company directly by email to fundsreturn-support@payr.net or an agent who provided services on behalf of UAB PAYRNET regarding all questions about the terms and conditions of the settlement procedure. More: https://www.lb.lt/en/news/important-information-to-clients-of-uab-payrnet
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So if I understood correctly (it's all in English), PayrNet has already started to pay back customer funds ! It could be possible that you are contacted by PayrNet or the service Provider to push the payout !
Since tomorrow would already be the 22nd of August and no information has been sent by MuchBetter so far, I have just contacted them by email ! I'm already curious whether the customer service again responds with automated emails !
According to FCA regulations, MB must comply with consumer duty. This is where you should start and complain to the FCA.
The logic is:
1. MuchBetter is a service operated by rtekk Holdings Limited. In the UK under a FCA e-money license and through the 100% subsidiary: MIR Limited UK Ltd. Outside, the MuchBetter service is (was) provided by the 100% subsidiary UAB MIR Lithuania, under a 3rd party e-money license (as agent of) PayRnet UAB. Licensed in Lithuania.
2. As it is the same ownership and holding company (rtekk Holdings Limited) in the Isle of Man, regardless of the subsidiaries, the same individuals and directors are responsible.
3. Consumer Duty means that the organization (including all its sub-companies owned and involved in the provision of the service (see 1 & 2)) must comply with the FCA and its Consumer Duty.
4. Since it is the same holding company and also the same acting persons, the same standard must be applied to ALL customers. No matter in which country in Europe.
Otherwise we would be at Animal Farm...... all customers are equal only some are more equal than others......
Create a complaint with a few good prompts via ChatGPT, in English and then send it to the FCA, each for himself, that will massively increase the pressure.
The fact that MB is acting as if they have nothing to do with the matter is pathetic and imo against the law.
Customers have transferred funds to the bank accounts in the name of MIR, now to blame everything on a partner is lousy and criminal.
campamocha wrote on 01.09.2023 at 17:20: According to FCA regulations, MB must conform to "Consumer Duty". This is where you would have to start and complain to FCA.
The logic is:
1. MuchBetter is a service operated by rtekk Holdings Limited. In the UK under a FCA e-money license and through the 100% subsidiary: MIR Limited UK Ltd. Outside, the MuchBetter service is (was) provided by the 100% subsidiary UAB MIR Lithuania, under a 3rd party e-money license (as agent of) PayRnet UAB. Licensed in Lithuania.
2. As it is the same ownership and holding company (rtekk Holdings Limited) in the Isle of Man, regardless of the subsidiaries, the same individuals and directors are responsible.
3. Consumer Duty means that the organization (including all its sub-companies owned and involved in the provision of the service (see 1 & 2)) must comply with the FCA and its Consumer Duty.
4. Since it is the same holding company and also the same acting persons, the same standard must be applied to ALL customers. No matter in which country in Europe.
Otherwise we would be at Animal Farm...... all customers are equal only some are more equal than others......
Create a complaint with a few good prompts via ChatGPT, in English and then send it to the FCA, each for himself, that will massively increase the pressure.
The fact that MB is acting as if they have nothing to do with the matter is pathetic and imo against the law.
Customers have transferred funds to the bank accounts in the name of MIR, now to blame everything on a partner is lousy and criminal.
Sad is when you think how long there people who trusted the company are deprived of the funds and the relevant authorities do not care either
They're in Lithuania, what do you expect? d Do you expect that it will happen there like in DE? Even in many Western European countries a lot of things are going wrong and I am not surprised that this is dragging on. The justice is not everywhere as fast as in Germany. In some countries you sometimes wait 10 years for money you are entitled to. A relative of mine waited 10 years until she received the claim from her ex-employer. At that time there was not even the Euro The employer did not pay the last salaries and at some point this person also quit and of course demanded her claim, which she did not get. Thereupon she sued for her claim. As I said, 10 years passed until the claim was settled. By the way, we are talking about Italy here
They are in Lithuania, what do you expect? About that it runs there like in DE? Even in many Western European countries a lot of things are going wrong and so I'm not surprised that this is dragging on. The justice is not everywhere as fast as in Germany. In some countries you sometimes wait 10 years for money you are entitled to. A relative of mine waited 10 years until she received the claim from her ex-employer. At that time there was not even the Euro The employer did not pay the last salaries and at some point this person also quit and of course demanded her claim, which she did not get. Thereupon she sued for her claim. As I said, 10 years passed until the claim was settled. By the way, we are talking about Italy here
Right I have not thought in DE is almost the GV before the door even before the emergence of the Debt hahahaha
Is there any news? I tried again to contact PayrNet after I heard that customers are paid out, but I have not received any response! I'm really fed up with this!
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More: https://www.lb.lt/en/news/important-information-to-clients-of-uab-payrnet
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https://www.giambronelaw.it/site/sezione-notizie/press-release/revocata-licenza-uab-payrnet-per-gravi-violazioni
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Since tomorrow would already be the 22nd of August and no information has been sent by MuchBetter so far, I have just contacted them by email ! I'm already curious whether the customer service again responds with automated emails !
Has of you so far got his money back ?
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The logic is:
1. MuchBetter is a service operated by rtekk Holdings Limited. In the UK under a FCA e-money license and through the 100% subsidiary: MIR Limited UK Ltd. Outside, the MuchBetter service is (was) provided by the 100% subsidiary UAB MIR Lithuania, under a 3rd party e-money license (as agent of) PayRnet UAB. Licensed in Lithuania.
2. As it is the same ownership and holding company (rtekk Holdings Limited) in the Isle of Man, regardless of the subsidiaries, the same individuals and directors are responsible.
3. Consumer Duty means that the organization (including all its sub-companies owned and involved in the provision of the service (see 1 & 2)) must comply with the FCA and its Consumer Duty.
4. Since it is the same holding company and also the same acting persons, the same standard must be applied to ALL customers. No matter in which country in Europe.
Otherwise we would be at Animal Farm...... all customers are equal only some are more equal than others......
Create a complaint with a few good prompts via ChatGPT, in English and then send it to the FCA, each for himself, that will massively increase the pressure.
The fact that MB is acting as if they have nothing to do with the matter is pathetic and imo against the law.
Customers have transferred funds to the bank accounts in the name of MIR, now to blame everything on a partner is lousy and criminal.
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It's sad to think how long people who trusted the company have been deprived of their money and the authorities don't even care
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They're in Lithuania, what do you expect? d Do you expect that it will happen there like in DE? Even in many Western European countries a lot of things are going wrong and I am not surprised that this is dragging on. The justice is not everywhere as fast as in Germany. In some countries you sometimes wait 10 years for money you are entitled to. A relative of mine waited 10 years until she received the claim from her ex-employer. At that time there was not even the Euro The employer did not pay the last salaries and at some point this person also quit and of course demanded her claim, which she did not get. Thereupon she sued for her claim. As I said, 10 years passed until the claim was settled. By the way, we are talking about Italy here
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Right I have not thought in DE is almost the GV before the door even before the emergence of the Debt hahahaha
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