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Well done Liz :chearlead
What she said! It’s driving me crazy, too.
Apathy – the newest syndrome. Everyone’s sitting waiting for someone else to take action, I guess.
I’m having trouble finding new casinos to list not because they’re not out there but because their sites are so out of date.
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And while you are at it, update your affiliate program sites as well. Particularly the terms and conditions payment clauses and the FAQs.
If I am going to criticize, I also want to commend the ones that have done an excellent job.
The Belle Rock casinos – Riverbelle, Gaming Club, Jackpot City and Lucky Nugget have done an excellent job with their sites – http://www.riverbelle.com/portal/banking.asp?VT=485443169&s=aff21954&b=sa267&EventId=27228 – others should take note and make similar information available to their players.
One critique I will add is that not enough ewallet althernatives are available for US players. Click2Pay is not viable, since there is no way to withdraw money from them! That makes them useless.
Ecocard, Ewalletxpress and Epassporte seem to be viable alternatives right now. Ecocard is already accepted at a number of other MGS casinos, and some RTG’s as well. I’ve used Ewalletxpress at a casino and a bingo site, and been satisfied with it so far. Epassporte I’ve used at a couple of poker sites, and it worked fine, once it was set up. I see a couple of casinos accept prepaid phone cards, some accept Visa Electron prepaid debit card, and Netspend, another prepaid debit card.
Please work on getting some of these ewallets accepted at your casinos. A couple of casinos have already moved to improve their purchase options, and I hope this trend continues. Actually, the more diverse the selection of deposit methods, the better for the casinos, or it seems so to me. Spreading the risk across more platforms seems wiser, rather than having most of the risk tied into one major outlet, like when Neteller went down.
Something else to consider.
