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01-16-07, 04:51 PM
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Sorry guys, give me a quick breakdown of what's going on here, I don't have time as I'm at work. Will I need to start emptying out the neteller account into Stars and Tilt?
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01-16-07, 05:08 PM
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I see absolutely no reason to panic. Even if Neteller decides to discontinue business with the U.S. (worst case scenario), they aren't going to steal your money. You'll still be allowed to withdraw it. If you feel safer having your money on Stars (for example), then go for it.... but remember, just a few month ago, the Chicken Little's were all withdrawing their money from Stars because they thought it was safer on Neteller.
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01-16-07, 05:20 PM
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Meh I put some on stars and cashed the rest out to my bank account, which I was gonna do anyway, better to be earning interest on it. And if I need money on some random site quick, Full Tilt takes less than an hour to cash out to neteller. Better safe than sorry.
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01-16-07, 05:24 PM
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Wait... you're in Canada. What are you worried about?
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01-16-07, 05:40 PM
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I'm pretty sure if US customers get screwed out their money, everyone in the world is going to get screwed out of their money. It's not like Neteller is going to seize all the US money, but yet still allow Brits to process funds through there. I'm not saying that the possiblility of losing money from Neteller is even .000001% likely, but your logic is sort of faulty.
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01-16-07, 05:23 PM
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I think one important thing to find out (not sure if I've seen the answer to this) is whether they were granted their request to suspend trading on their shares on the London Footsie. If that wasn't granted and the stock tanks tomorrow, well then things could get interesting. I imagine it was granted though.
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