They don't respond to emails
They don't respond to emails. Website does seems legit but it is most likely a scam.
7 September 2023
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Twispay provides merchants with a lean way of accessing a complete portfolio of online payment services at the most competitive rates
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Twispay was founded by David Azzato and…
Twispay was founded by David Azzato and Reto Moser they use the payment processor on escort sites like Eros.com and6.com and more they rip off and steal from sex workers under a dozen shell companies and other payment processors. BE CAREFUL
13 July 2023
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a ghost company
a ghost company. They don't answer you. I sent my information and they made fun of me
4 July 2020
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