Dear Sir,

Basically you have answered to your question by yourself.

We have to protect the Company and standard legal definitions exist and can not be changed on papers.
We then change them with our modus operandi. When you pticipate in a program like The Investors Corner, you perfectly now what you are doing and how the things are.

Moreover, basically The Investor Corner is a loan: our members accept to give us an amount as in a loan form and to get interest in exchange of the loan and the principl back at a determined time. Even in the real life, when you decide to help someone, friends or not, economically, you know that there is apossibility hat you will not get back the money. Even in the real life, when you Invest in any allowed form, like stock exchanges or similar, there is a possibility that the Company get bankruptcy and you loose everything.

So everything at the end is just based on how much you trust, and on he honesty and integrityof the people or Companies youd ela with.

I think that AsianPay payments, in its first year of life, has already shown absolute honesty and integrity and I can not see any rason why, while we are growing and opening a subsidiary Company in Singapore, we should get bankruptcy and get our members to suffer losses.

As per your other question: there are practical reason why EMO and StormPay experienced their problems basically petty different between them. I personally still believe that EMO has paid in its area someone' envy. We have used them for a long time in the past without any problem, and how their eceivership was requested and applied is not so clear to us.

Different for StormPay, from wich often we suffered problems, like for PayPal, almost for a buisness vision truy different from the one Asianpay has. This anyway statede that staying on the Company side, it is almost true that Stormpay was forced to "the chargeback period" from government agencies and from Visa and MasterCard and that to apply that metod was not a sole decisions from the Company. Eventually their mistake was in allowing illegal businesses or better to say "considered ilegal businesses" (read autosurf) to run without a clear refund policy.

AsianPay Co. Ltd is a ruly shareholders managed compoany even if we have a Board of Directors, but what makes us different is our visions. All the people in our Companies are not business men, are not financial institutional investors, but just customers, people like you an me, with the aim to change the way the things are in this business. An because of this new vision our approach to the problems is always different from the one that a "only money oriented" Company would have.

Of course we work to make profit, no reason to deny it, but we work to make profit from our Business, not from our Customers.

Kind regards

Carlo Sorio
President & CEO
Asianpay Co. Lt.
AsianPay (SINGAPORE) Pte. Lt.

Dear Sir,

Basically you have answered to your question by yourself.

We have to protect the Company and standard legal definitions exist and can not be changed on papers.
We then change them with our modus operandi. When you pticipate in a program like The Investors Corner, you perfectly now what you are doing and how the things are.

Moreover, basically The Investor Corner is a loan: our members accept to give us an amount as in a loan form and to get interest in exchange of the loan and the principl back at a determined time. Even in the real life, when you decide to help someone, friends or not, economically, you know that there is apossibility hat you will not get back the money. Even in the real life, when you Invest in any allowed form, like stock exchanges or similar, there is a possibility that the Company get bankruptcy and you loose everything.

So everything at the end is just based on how much you trust, and on he honesty and integrityof the people or Companies youd ela with.

I think that AsianPay payments, in its first year of life, has already shown absolute honesty and integrity and I can not see any rason why, while we are growing and opening a subsidiary Company in Singapore, we should get bankruptcy and get our members to suffer losses.

As per your other question: there are practical reason why EMO and StormPay experienced their problems basically petty different between them. I personally still believe that EMO has paid in its area someone' envy. We have used them for a long time in the past without any problem, and how their eceivership was requested and applied is not so clear to us.

Different for StormPay, from wich often we suffered problems, like for PayPal, almost for a buisness vision truy different from the one Asianpay has. This anyway statede that staying on the Company side, it is almost true that Stormpay was forced to "the chargeback period" from government agencies and from Visa and MasterCard and that to apply that metod was not a sole decisions from the Company. Eventually their mistake was in allowing illegal businesses or better to say "considered ilegal businesses" (read autosurf) to run without a clear refund policy.

AsianPay Co. Ltd is a ruly shareholders managed compoany even if we have a Board of Directors, but what makes us different is our visions. All the people in our Companies are not business men, are not financial institutional investors, but just customers, people like you an me, with the aim to change the way the things are in this business. An because of this new vision our approach to the problems is always different from the one that a "only money oriented" Company would have.

Of course we work to make profit, no reason to deny it, but we work to make profit from our Business, not from our Customers.

Kind regards

Carlo Sorio
President & CEO
Asianpay Co. Lt.
AsianPay (SINGAPORE) Pte. Lt.