Bank On Traffic
LATEST BANK ON TRAFFIC UPDATE
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Hello Everyone,
Here is an update on our progress. Please remember, we are still in pre-beta testing. We have only been on the live servers for 4 days. We spent nearly 8 months building this website. To expect a pre-launch without problems is not being very realistic. It is one of the reasons we are not accepting any financial transactions at this time.
Before we bring you up to date on the programming issues, let’s clear up a misunderstanding.
You are not required to provide any identification documents on signup. There is no place on the signup page where we ask you to give us anything except your name, email address and country.
No documents are required until you have actual earnings that you want to withdraw. It does not matter where we are sending the money, it is a legal requirement under the KYC money laundering regulations that we must be able to identify our customers who are receiving payment from us.
If you have already sent us a document, we will process it and you have that out of the way when it comes time to receive payments. You will be able to tell if your document has been approved by viewing it on your personal information page (using the “view” link in the document section). If it is there with the BT watermarks, then it has been approved.
Here is a list of the issues from our last update and their solutions.
1. There were many instances where the referral link was not working.
There were two predominate issues preventing some of you from getting to the correct pages for the referral link and signup to work properly. One was the use of the www in the link name. The other is the tendency for some browsers to add the https:// to the address because our link has “bank” in our name. If you are having trouble getting to the website, make sure you use the link from your BT Member Dashboard (it does not have the www) and make sure there is no https:// in your browser’s address box. Eventually, the www will work but it will take some time to fix. In the meantime, copying your Dashboard referral link works just fine.
2. The program was accepting referral links that were not valid usernames even if it was a typo or some other mistake in the referral name link.
This has been fixed. You should no longer lose your referral because of typos or invalid referral usernames. You will, however, need to make sure you have the right referral username to start with. We are looking at how best to correct the existing referrer errors. We will let you know what to do to resolve this shortly.
3. We were getting email address rejections during signup saying the email was already used when, in fact, it wasn’t.
This was a big problem as it affected a lot of people. This has been fixed. Now emails will only be shown as “used” if it is an “absolute” match.
4. Many of you were being timed out on the 24 hour time clock for confirmation login.
The time limit has been temporarily disabled to allow those who have exceeded the time to confirm their account, due to no fault of their own, to return now and confirm their accounts. If you do not have your login information, please use the “Lost Password” function (from the login screen) to retrieve your data and login to confirm your account.
5. Many of your confirmation emails were not getting through to your email boxes.
We have added additional testing to the email SMTP process to reduce spam filter problems. (This should limit the lost confirmation emails that went to either spam filters or rejected mail.) Again, if you did not get your login data, use the “Lost Password” function to retrieve your password.
Many of you have asked the rather basic question: “Who are the people behind BT?” We provide the companies and legal registered addresses on our “Contact” page. Here are some of the entities and people behind the scenes.
Aurora Technology Management, Inc. (ATMI)
Managing Member, Internet Traffic Management, LLC
Director, Internet Traffic Management SA
Bank on Traffic Division, Technology Manager
ATMI is the owner and operator of the Bank on Traffic (BT) technical infrastructure. ATMI operates within a secure data center and manages the network and all of the servers and business support systems in a state-of-the-art cloud based environment with multiple tier-one internet connections. ATMI provides all of the technical expertise necessary for the delivery and support of the BT website including multiple levels of redundancy and protocols for data and site protection and security. The ATMI owners bring over 50 years of combined broad based technology management experience to the BT team
Harry Harmon
Director, Internet Traffic Management, SA
Bank on Traffic Division, Project Manager
Harmon has over 45 years of business experience, including 10 years in Budget and Finance as a contract administrator for the US Navy. His private sector experience includes private security, real estate developer, venture capitalist and business owner. Since 2011, his projects include internet traffic delivery networks and products. Harmon is the author of “Economic Vampires Parasites and Cannibals’, a personal treatise on the relationship between Economics, Politics and Governments, available on Amazon.com.
James Scott
Director, Internet Traffic Management, SA
Bank on Traffic Division, Business Development
Scott has over 35 years of business experience including launching several product and technology development companies from startup to production. Scott has served as a Director on numerous Boards in both business and charitable organizations. Scott will be devoting 100% of his time to the development of the Bank on Traffic business model on the internet and in-person when scheduled. Scott and Harmon have a business and personal relationship that spans over 20 year.
Our Programming Support Group
STPL, Inc. IT Solutions
STPL is a web and software development group based in San Mateo, California with a worldwide presence and provides top level programmers from their development center in Lucknow UP India.
www.Srmtechsol.com
Now that we are on our brand new production servers, we will continue to work through these programming issues until everything works properly. As our membership grows, we have a number of good people standing by ready to join our operating and support staff.
We have been open for pre-beta testing signups for 4 whole days with over 5100 members, it might be a little pre-mature for some to be proclaiming our fate, one way or the other. Stay tuned!
http://bankontraffic.com/SSingh
Feb 24th 2013 11:44
Income For LifeHello Everyone,
Here is an update on our progress. Please remember, we are still in pre-beta testing. We have only been on the live servers for 4 days. We spent nearly 8 months building this website. To expect a pre-launch without problems is not being very realistic. It is one of the reasons we are not accepting any financial transactions at this time.
Before we bring you up to date on the programming issues, let’s clear up a misunderstanding.
You are not required to provide any identification documents on signup. There is no place on the signup page where we ask you to give us anything except your name, email address and country.
No documents are required until you have actual earnings that you want to withdraw. It does not matter where we are sending the money, it is a legal requirement under the KYC money laundering regulations that we must be able to identify our customers who are receiving payment from us.
If you have already sent us a document, we will process it and you have that out of the way when it comes time to receive payments. You will be able to tell if your document has been approved by viewing it on your personal information page (using the “view” link in the document section). If it is there with the BT watermarks, then it has been approved.
Here is a list of the issues from our last update and their solutions.
1. There were many instances where the referral link was not working.
There were two predominate issues preventing some of you from getting to the correct pages for the referral link and signup to work properly. One was the use of the www in the link name. The other is the tendency for some browsers to add the https:// to the address because our link has “bank” in our name. If you are having trouble getting to the website, make sure you use the link from your BT Member Dashboard (it does not have the www) and make sure there is no https:// in your browser’s address box. Eventually, the www will work but it will take some time to fix. In the meantime, copying your Dashboard referral link works just fine.
2. The program was accepting referral links that were not valid usernames even if it was a typo or some other mistake in the referral name link.
This has been fixed. You should no longer lose your referral because of typos or invalid referral usernames. You will, however, need to make sure you have the right referral username to start with. We are looking at how best to correct the existing referrer errors. We will let you know what to do to resolve this shortly.
3. We were getting email address rejections during signup saying the email was already used when, in fact, it wasn’t.
This was a big problem as it affected a lot of people. This has been fixed. Now emails will only be shown as “used” if it is an “absolute” match.
4. Many of you were being timed out on the 24 hour time clock for confirmation login.
The time limit has been temporarily disabled to allow those who have exceeded the time to confirm their account, due to no fault of their own, to return now and confirm their accounts. If you do not have your login information, please use the “Lost Password” function (from the login screen) to retrieve your data and login to confirm your account.
5. Many of your confirmation emails were not getting through to your email boxes.
We have added additional testing to the email SMTP process to reduce spam filter problems. (This should limit the lost confirmation emails that went to either spam filters or rejected mail.) Again, if you did not get your login data, use the “Lost Password” function to retrieve your password.
Many of you have asked the rather basic question: “Who are the people behind BT?” We provide the companies and legal registered addresses on our “Contact” page. Here are some of the entities and people behind the scenes.
Aurora Technology Management, Inc. (ATMI)
Managing Member, Internet Traffic Management, LLC
Director, Internet Traffic Management SA
Bank on Traffic Division, Technology Manager
ATMI is the owner and operator of the Bank on Traffic (BT) technical infrastructure. ATMI operates within a secure data center and manages the network and all of the servers and business support systems in a state-of-the-art cloud based environment with multiple tier-one internet connections. ATMI provides all of the technical expertise necessary for the delivery and support of the BT website including multiple levels of redundancy and protocols for data and site protection and security. The ATMI owners bring over 50 years of combined broad based technology management experience to the BT team
Harry Harmon
Director, Internet Traffic Management, SA
Bank on Traffic Division, Project Manager
Harmon has over 45 years of business experience, including 10 years in Budget and Finance as a contract administrator for the US Navy. His private sector experience includes private security, real estate developer, venture capitalist and business owner. Since 2011, his projects include internet traffic delivery networks and products. Harmon is the author of “Economic Vampires Parasites and Cannibals’, a personal treatise on the relationship between Economics, Politics and Governments, available on Amazon.com.
James Scott
Director, Internet Traffic Management, SA
Bank on Traffic Division, Business Development
Scott has over 35 years of business experience including launching several product and technology development companies from startup to production. Scott has served as a Director on numerous Boards in both business and charitable organizations. Scott will be devoting 100% of his time to the development of the Bank on Traffic business model on the internet and in-person when scheduled. Scott and Harmon have a business and personal relationship that spans over 20 year.
Our Programming Support Group
STPL, Inc. IT Solutions
STPL is a web and software development group based in San Mateo, California with a worldwide presence and provides top level programmers from their development center in Lucknow UP India.
www.Srmtechsol.com
Now that we are on our brand new production servers, we will continue to work through these programming issues until everything works properly. As our membership grows, we have a number of good people standing by ready to join our operating and support staff.
We have been open for pre-beta testing signups for 4 whole days with over 5100 members, it might be a little pre-mature for some to be proclaiming our fate, one way or the other. Stay tuned!
http://bankontraffic.com/SSinghFeb 24th 2013 11:44
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