Repuc's host, lost his road on the net

emgh

@JabJab said:

@emgh said: And why would you refund REPUC clients?

Eh? They are not going to refund REPUC client - just provided info how you can request a refund from Turkish payment provider. Nothing less, nothing more.

And tips om how to commit fraud.

Levi

@emgh said: And tips om how to commit fraud.

What exact tips? He wrote in pretty borta style english and I didn't understood most of the text.

srvjap

I requested a chargeback and received a full refund.
Thank you Revolut.
Should I contract awmbilisim's VDS with this money?

emgh

@LTniger said:

@emgh said: And tips om how to commit fraud.

What exact tips? He wrote in pretty borta style english and I didn't understood most of the text.

He said:

@awmbilisim said: If you do not want to deal with PAYTR, you can request a refund on the grounds that the transaction was made without notifying your bank or a different amount was withdrawn.

As in, if you don't want to do the above, tell your bank that you didn't purchase what you in-fact purchased or tell them that they charged your card for more than you signed up for even though they didn't.

They're straight up telling us to commit fraud.

remy

@awmbilisim said:
Hello,

We felt the need to make a statement because we are constantly experiencing disturbing situations regarding the company called REPUC. Fatihhan Durukan, the founder of the company, was our former employee. He was fired for violating working hours, lack of responsibility, etc. and we parted ways. He then started working in another company and apparently decided to establish his own company after a while. He wanted to host his physical servers in our cabinets because he wanted to provide service in Bursa location. However, unfortunately, we have no information about what he will do in the future while receiving customer service.

He delivered his devices to us by cargo, we activated his devices. issued an invoice on 13.12.2023 in our data center in Bursa location. However, he wanted to receive his devices on 14.12.2023 because he did not pay his invoice. Fatihhan Durukan and his devices were delivered to him from the data center in Bursa location. Actually, we knew that he would receive hosting service in a different location, but the current situation seems to be fraud. We hope this is not the case and we will provide you with the necessary information for the PAYTR process to get your refunds.

In order to receive your refunds, you must report your requests and the victimizations you have experienced via PAYTR via the link https://www.paytr.com/iletisim. You need to create a request with your username registered on the REPUC site with the bank payment summary. If you do not want to deal with PAYTR, you can request a refund on the grounds that the transaction was made without notifying your bank or a different amount was withdrawn. If you have paid with PAYPAL, you can get your refund by contacting PAYPAL.

This does not solve the problem of those who paid via crypto.
Give back my monkey money.

emgh

Soon on LEB: "Patron Provider Helping Out Members on How to Defraud Their Bank [WORKS 2023]"

Levi

@emgh said: They're straight up telling us to commit fraud.

Probably it was a suggestion about how to proceed if other methods will not work. If victims do nothing - scammer will run away with money. Incentive to scam again in future. But your concerns regarding bank feelings don't left unnoticed. Thank you.

emgh

@LTniger said:

@emgh said: They're straight up telling us to commit fraud.

Probably it was a suggestion about how to proceed if other methods will not work. If victims do nothing - scammer will run away with money. Incentive to scam again in future. But your concerns regarding bank feelings don't left unnoticed. Thank you.

It was absolutely a suggestion, a suggestion to commit fraud.

What you do instead, is tell your credit card company what heppened, you bought something, and now you don’t have it.

If they can’t help you if you tell the truth, you change to a better credit card company, you don’t commit fraud.

emgh

Imagine making yourself liable for fraud for $6

LowEndSelfWorth

tentor

@emgh said:
Imagine making yourself liable for fraud for $6

LowEndSelfWorth

REPUC is also accused of stealing gigabytes of RAM

emgh

@tentor said:

@emgh said:
Imagine making yourself liable for fraud for $6

LowEndSelfWorth

REPUC is also accused of stealing gigabytes of RAM

SWAP DEEZ NUTS BABY

dahartigan

Scammers. Repuc and awmchicken not to be trusted

dev_vps

@emgh said:

@LTniger said:

@emgh said: They're straight up telling us to commit fraud.

Probably it was a suggestion about how to proceed if other methods will not work. If victims do nothing - scammer will run away with money. Incentive to scam again in future. But your concerns regarding bank feelings don't left unnoticed. Thank you.

It was absolutely a suggestion, a suggestion to commit fraud.

What you do instead, is tell your credit card company what heppened, you bought something, and now you don’t have it.

If they can’t help you if you tell the truth, you change to a better credit card company, you don’t commit fraud.

Chargeback is pretty straightforward, especially if proper documentation is attached.

The goods or services were not as delivered
Goods or services provided were not delivered and website (repuc.com) is down as well.