Neteller pulling out as well?

[Quint]

I am by no means an expert in this field, but isn't this similar to why the publicly held poker sites folded so easily, or in the case of UB sold out to a private company? Something along the lines of not knowingly breaking the laws in the jurisdiction where the company resides.

[lightfungus]

Wouldn't this mean we are doomed to horrible fees? I don't even know how to get money online without neteller or directly from the bank...

[GeoffM]

Could always get a Canadian/Euro/non-Yank to do it for you and paypal the money on the side

[Penguinfan]

If only I knew a Canadian, shit.

[Reel Deal]

I know a few... none of them are trustworthy however. Oh well.

[Talking Poker]

There is a massive business opportunity here, and it goes far beyond creating Neteller2.com.

I'm actually surprised eejit hasn't jumped on it yet.

[Penguinfan]

You are correct, money laundering could be quite a profitable business becasue of this new law.

[Reel Deal]

No, because they're not in the business of betting and wagering so the law doesn't apply to them (unlike a poker site) and they are not in the jurisdiction so they can't break the law. For them to even consider shutting out U.S. customers is just moronic. The only reason I can think of is they're getting pressure from investors that don't understand the law.

[Quint]

Gotcha!

I'm sure it'll all work out in the end.