Neteller

[JenniferNL]

Does anyone here have Neteller? I know US players don't but have a friend that wants to trade.

[Blacksun]

I have neteller Jenn what do you need?

[alby_00]

I have moneybrokers.. i can deposit on any site anytime if you ever need. I can give up to a couple hundred any where any time. T God Our Govt hasn't fcked this up yet. ...fingers crossed..

[JenniferNL]

Blacksun , sent you a PM.

Alby , he doesn't use Moneybookers but says thanks.

[altonzinn]

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[alby_00]

Netteller stopped dealing with Canadians for some fcked up reason.

[N2K]

Originally Posted by alby_00

Netteller stopped dealing with Canadians for some fcked up reason.

Are you serious? When?

[Tomturkey46]

2 years ago.

The Turkey

[jsawe]

When that amazingly stupid law passed in the US, one of the first targets was Neteller - at the time the leading provider for online gambling transfers. Part of the NA operation was housed in Edmonton, employing over sixty people. With the loss of the US part of its NA operations, Neteller decided the Canadian portion was no longer viable and closed its office. At the same time, it also decided not to support any transfers from Canadian accounts to pn-line poker sites (I could never get a sensible explanation from them for that business decision).

[N2K]

Originally Posted by jsawe

When that amazingly stupid law passed in the US, one of the first targets was Neteller - at the time the leading provider for online gambling transfers. Part of the NA operation was housed in Edmonton, employing over sixty people. With the loss of the US part of its NA operations, Neteller decided the Canadian portion was no longer viable and closed its office. At the same time, it also decided not to support any transfers from Canadian accounts to pn-line poker sites (I could never get a sensible explanation from them for that business decision).

But this page shows Canada as one of the 180 serviced countries?

http://sendmoney.neteller.com/index....d=22&Itemid=23