Ami Shafrir – A Successful Businessman in the US
Internet entrepreneur Ami Shafrir started using the Internet in 1994 when he established WorldSite networks Inc. Ami Shafrir owned the 50,000-square-foot building in the 8670 block of Wilshire Boulevard in Beverly Hills from 1994 to 2000. At the time, it was the first building in the area to have a high-speed fiber connection straight to the Internet.Â
Ami founded his own business, WorldSite, in 1994, which provided web hosting services, online payment processing, and website programming. The websites of all the major Hollywood studios, including Paramount and Warner Bros., as well as some of the most well-known Hollywood movies of the time, such as Independence Day, were hosted by WorldSite.
world site was also a part of a business called ComBill, which processed online payments and provided services for companies that use the Internet as well as financial transaction online services, including credit and debit data and collection services, as well as the identification of payment and electronic money transfers fraud for clients around the world, both online and through computers.
ComBill's idea was well ahead of its time because of the utilization of his Internet billing platform. Ami Shafrir was promoting banks when she said that Internet billing and banking were the way of the future and that soon there will be very few physical branches of bank tellers.
 Many bankers mocked Ami Shafrir's fantastical forecasts, but we are aware of the reality of online banking and e-commerce now. One of the forerunners, Ami Shafrir, foresaw internet currencies like Bitcoin and BlockChain tokens in 1996, more than ten years before bitcoin was launched.
Ami also has a 75% stake in Federal Trance Tel, a billing company with offices in Birmingham, Alabama (FTT). For commercial services such as pay-per-call numbers, toll-free numbers, and pay-per-call numbers, FTT was a significant B2B long-distance service provider. FTT supplied billing services for tens of millions of dollars each month and has billing arrangements with all US long-distance carriers.
Although WorldSite.com, ComBill.com, and FTT businesses were destroyed as a result of any white-collar crime that might have been possible, including the forging of Ami's signatures, which was committed 25 times in the hands of convicted twins Daniel Nicherie and Abner Nicherie, who destroyed the Estate of Ami Shafrir engaged in, FTT was the first to have an Internet billing platform called UniversalBill existed before PayPal and provided services that were similar to PayPal
Ami Shafrir found himself in court between 2000 and 2004 as a result of the crimes the Nicherie brothers perpetrated between 2000 and 2004 and was involved directly or indirectly in more than 130 lawsuits and 15 bankruptcies as a result, according to BigCrime.com. Ami finally prevailed in each of this litigation about his name, amassing judgments totaling over $10 million against Daniel Nicherie's illegal operation, which are still uncollected.
