<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR> Players who use Neteller and experience slow pay behaviour from online casinos would appear to have a friend in Neteller, too - Herman says that this sort of behaviour can be an early warning signal of impending financial hassles, and as such players are invited to report such issues in order that Neteller can investigate and possibly even pull the merchant's authority if he or she is consistently giving problems. <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
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Thats why I laugh everytime we get one of those threads here where everyone is praising the almighty Neteller and how great they are.
If some shady casino or book will tell Neteller they suspect a PLAYER of some time of fraud they will lock the players account and investigate.
on the flip side.
Books and casinos can blatantly steal and commit fraud from players USING NETELLER and they will just allow it to take place no matter how much proof they have available.
I would love to hear from some of those same posters who think Neteller is a great company defend why Neteller acts this way, because will all know they wouldn't post an answer to this indefenseble action themselves.
Either way,, it's just an indicator that Neteller was started by the sportsbook industry and is mostl likely operated with the same principals. Those principals being everything is great when they are doing well, but watch out if things go south.
If some shady casino or book will tell Neteller they suspect a PLAYER of some time of fraud they will lock the players account and investigate.
on the flip side.
Books and casinos can blatantly steal and commit fraud from players USING NETELLER and they will just allow it to take place no matter how much proof they have available.
I would love to hear from some of those same posters who think Neteller is a great company defend why Neteller acts this way, because will all know they wouldn't post an answer to this indefenseble action themselves.
Either way,, it's just an indicator that Neteller was started by the sportsbook industry and is mostl likely operated with the same principals. Those principals being everything is great when they are doing well, but watch out if things go south.
If Neteller had the attitude that "Oh, we're only the service provider" for every situation, I would understand why they might not want to get involved in payment disputes.
The problem is, Neteller has no qualms about disclosing personal info and shutting down personal accounts of players that they (or a sportsbook) suspect are scammers, but they do next-to-nothing to help get rid of stiff books.
That's the piss-off - if they want to try to cut down on the scamming, try shutting down some of the stiff books, too. One scam book will steal more money than 10 scam players will.
The problem is, Neteller has no qualms about disclosing personal info and shutting down personal accounts of players that they (or a sportsbook) suspect are scammers, but they do next-to-nothing to help get rid of stiff books.
That's the piss-off - if they want to try to cut down on the scamming, try shutting down some of the stiff books, too. One scam book will steal more money than 10 scam players will.
