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October 19, 2006 at 11:32 am #712522
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InactiveIn view of the importance of these issues, NETELLER has accelerated its review of the Act and all other relevant laws and pertinent developments. The Company also continues to closely monitor the regulatory situation and is determining what actions to take well before the conclusion of the 270-day rulemaking period.
In the interim, US-resident customers are able to use the NETELLER service as normal. The funds of US-resident customers are held in trust accounts and will be available for withdrawal, on demand. The ability to withdraw funds will exist regardless of the customer’s location or ability to transfer to any site.
We knew this anyway didn’t we…or have I missed something?
Cheers
Simmo!
October 19, 2006 at 5:58 pm #712585Anonymous
InactiveWhat assurances are there that click2pay is the new answer? My players want to know! :colgate:
October 19, 2006 at 9:29 pm #712627Anonymous
InactiveGambling911 seems to jump the gun on some stories. Remember, VIP and Nine was supposed to suspend operations according to them. When it comes to neteller and that story I like how they say “NETeller added they while waiting for clarification”
?? Huh ?? Whats to be clarified? It’s illegal to make Gambling orientated transactions to a US Bank account? What will it become more illegal in 270 days? Of course not! So my opinion if Neteller was going to be 100% out they would have been gone by now? Why wait 270 days? Whats the point? To see if it becomes legal again to make Gambling Transactions. Makes no sense that Neteller would take that approach. This may just be Gambling 911 jumping the gun.
October 19, 2006 at 9:38 pm #712630Anonymous
InactiveKris wrote:http://www.londonstockexchange.com/LSECWS/IFSPages/MarketNewsPopup.aspx?id=1320905&source=RNSSo much for them assuring us that nothing would change…. Everyone needs to learn to love Click2Pay…
Would Payspark for affiliate payments be just as good as Click2Pay? I have Neteller and Payspark and was thinking of transferring all payments to Payspark. Any suggestions? Thanks
October 19, 2006 at 11:24 pm #712647Anonymous
InactiveRegarding payspark/c2p I don’t like the limits- 2k/1k per day for one
card and 5k per week for payspark(+ $15 per withdraw from September
). the only one method to withdraw money from payspark is the debit card(s) – so if you receive more than 15k you must go to the ATMs like to the job 
+ you can’t transfer all payments to Payspark – even not all
microgaming offer it. I like click2pay – no weekly limits, low fees, a few debit cards and the option to request a check. Minus – no online debit card statement/balance.October 20, 2006 at 1:40 am #712659Anonymous
Inactivejohn1124 wrote:Gambling911 seems to jump the gun on some stories. Remember, VIP and Nine was supposed to suspend operations according to them. When it comes to neteller and that story I like how they say “NETeller added they while waiting for clarification”?? Huh ?? Whats to be clarified? It’s illegal to make Gambling orientated transactions to a US Bank account? What will it become more illegal in 270 days? Of course not! So my opinion if Neteller was going to be 100% out they would have been gone by now? Why wait 270 days? Whats the point? To see if it becomes legal again to make Gambling Transactions. Makes no sense that Neteller would take that approach. This may just be Gambling 911 jumping the gun.
Neteller was doing some damage control. They knew they were going to have to exit the US market, that was a no brainer. But they didn’t want their stock to get crushed anymore than it had to so they tried to alleviate investor fear by saying they are researching the matter and will continue to service Americans.
October 20, 2006 at 8:10 pm #712805Anonymous
GuestHi,
I deposited via NETeller today. Whatever that’s worth.
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