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Neteller handles an enormous amount of gaming transactions for players world wide. If that is interupted then every one is effected no matter where you are.
Is it likely neteller will shut down completely? Not to mention other payment processors and the remaining casinos who allow US players…. ack
I am sure that is not their desire, but its a business. Without sufficient revenues businesses close. This rule applies to financial services as well.
My WISH of WISHES is that they would sell to a privately held group and continue serving the world market including the US. I cant imagine why ProcCyber hasnt acquired them. Its certainly in Microgaming long term interests to ensure that there are ewallets that accept US players and that are well suited to that task.
The black market targeting USA palyers/money will be unstopable in the coming years.
Be prepared to see the most sophisticated offshore acrobatics to attract players.
Professor wrote:My WISH of WISHES is that they would sell to a privately held group and continue serving the world market including the US.I am sure there are places in wait – hoping the price will come down….
I’ve had a team working on it for months villa.
I’m wondering what damage this will do to the UK’s ambition to become the hub of online gaming … as if the ‘special relationship’ wasn’t strained enough. Break up for good eh lads.
