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Looks quite promising!
be interesting to see how many other operations jump on this bandwagon.
Had to laugh that they’re claiming they’ll be determined by California law if there are any disputes.
OH yes – that’s right – you’ll definately be seeing these guys setting foot in the United States to do battle in a CAlifornia courtroom ….. NOT !!!!!!!
:crazy:Anyone got any idea where this lot are based ???
I couldn’t SEE ANYTHING about their actual location or money jurisdiction ..be determined by California law if there are any disputes.
Next!
they’ll go a long ways. lol.
No phone number for contact, and fill in personal info for application on a non secure site…..not me thanks….lol
Well… I was quite skeptical when they first came out, but I applied anyways…. took 3 weeks before the account was activated, and I got my ‘atm card’. The card comes with 800 numbers and addresses and all that stuff. The ‘Data Processing Center’ is in California….
When Full Tilt paid ( monday 3/12 ) I cashed out to my user account. Over night, I was notified by email that the money had moved to the MyWebAtM account. So….. I went to the bank this morning… sure as shit, it spit out my cash!
This cash out was faster than Neteller ever was, so I’m pretty happy right now!
Unfortunately, the sign-up process for MyWebATM requires you to answer questions about obscure items in your credit report. I tried to sign up and got rejected because I forgot about a GAP card I got four years ago to get a 15% discount on some pairs of jeans. MyWebATM asked about the bank that had issued the card, and I not only had forgotten the card the minute I paid off that first bill, but I never paid attention to the bank that had issued the card.
They also asked about an installment loan they insisted I took out two years ago. I have no memory whatsoever of having taken out an installment loan in the past two decades. I actually ordered a copy of my credit report to find out what they could possibly be talking about, and I couldn’t find any installment loan on the Experian report either.
Can’t you MyWebATM people set up the sign-up process to ask questions people will actually be able to answer? I am who I claimed to be, but I have been rejected by your service.
Also, after my sign-up attempt failed, I was given a message that I would get a follow-up call from MyWebATM. The call never came.
I have similar complaints posted by players all over my Web site.
