trying2win
03-27-2007, 07:20 PM
I just got this email today from Neteller:
From: communications@neteller.com
Date: 3/27/2007 3:15:51 PM
Subject: NETELLER - Important business changes in Canada
Dear NETELLER Member,
In light of increased uncertainty about the status of certain activities related to online gambling in Canada, and in line with other payment processors, NETELLER has decided to cease the ability for Canadian members to transfer funds to and from online gambling sites.
Important dates
March 26th, 2007: InstaCASH was disabled for Canadian members
April 9th, 2007: All transfers to and from online gambling sites will be disabled for Canadian members
You can still use NETELLER
Your NETELLER account will NOT be closed. As a NETELLER member, you will still have access to all of your funds which you may choose to withdraw at any time. You can continue to trust NETELLER to provide you with all of our other products and services with the same quality you have come to expect from NETELLER.
Looking for more ways to use your NETELLER e-wallet?
7 Send and receive money with a secure peer-to-peer network
7 Instantly withdraw funds with the NETELLER Card at ATMs worldwide
Should you have any questions or require assistance, please visit our Member FAQs or contact NETELLER Customer Service.
We regret any inconvenience this might cause, but look forward to helping you safely manage and move your money online.
NETELLER Communications
--I blame this inconvenience for me as a Canadian horse race player, on the bullying tactics of the U.S. Government. First the U.S. Government spoils it for U.S. horse players in many ways. Now the ripple effect is spoiling it for Canadain horse players to send and receive money conveniently from online gambling sites. I wonder if this ripple effect is spoiling it for horse players in other countries too? I wonder how many more money transfer companies that the U.S. Government will have shaking in their boots in the near future.
T2W
From: communications@neteller.com
Date: 3/27/2007 3:15:51 PM
Subject: NETELLER - Important business changes in Canada
Dear NETELLER Member,
In light of increased uncertainty about the status of certain activities related to online gambling in Canada, and in line with other payment processors, NETELLER has decided to cease the ability for Canadian members to transfer funds to and from online gambling sites.
Important dates
March 26th, 2007: InstaCASH was disabled for Canadian members
April 9th, 2007: All transfers to and from online gambling sites will be disabled for Canadian members
You can still use NETELLER
Your NETELLER account will NOT be closed. As a NETELLER member, you will still have access to all of your funds which you may choose to withdraw at any time. You can continue to trust NETELLER to provide you with all of our other products and services with the same quality you have come to expect from NETELLER.
Looking for more ways to use your NETELLER e-wallet?
7 Send and receive money with a secure peer-to-peer network
7 Instantly withdraw funds with the NETELLER Card at ATMs worldwide
Should you have any questions or require assistance, please visit our Member FAQs or contact NETELLER Customer Service.
We regret any inconvenience this might cause, but look forward to helping you safely manage and move your money online.
NETELLER Communications
--I blame this inconvenience for me as a Canadian horse race player, on the bullying tactics of the U.S. Government. First the U.S. Government spoils it for U.S. horse players in many ways. Now the ripple effect is spoiling it for Canadain horse players to send and receive money conveniently from online gambling sites. I wonder if this ripple effect is spoiling it for horse players in other countries too? I wonder how many more money transfer companies that the U.S. Government will have shaking in their boots in the near future.
T2W