Thanks Dante, it sure was a good interview.
This response from NETELLER has me concerned...............
NETeller has not encountered direct problems related to selling e-money that is subsequently used in settlement of gaming transactions. However, online gaming merchants are restricted from operating in the USA (excepting certain carve-outs) and, as a result, serve US customers from offshore locations. The uncertain regulatory environment in the USA could change in ways that become more restrictive for offshore gaming merchants, thereby reducing the corresponding business volume. It is to this extent that the demand for e-money could be reduced and NETeller could experience a reduction in business volume.
This response from NETELLER has me concerned...............
NETeller has not encountered direct problems related to selling e-money that is subsequently used in settlement of gaming transactions. However, online gaming merchants are restricted from operating in the USA (excepting certain carve-outs) and, as a result, serve US customers from offshore locations. The uncertain regulatory environment in the USA could change in ways that become more restrictive for offshore gaming merchants, thereby reducing the corresponding business volume. It is to this extent that the demand for e-money could be reduced and NETeller could experience a reduction in business volume.
I share your concern to a degree General. So if you use neteller make sure you are only at the top tier books. We all know which ones they are. As in prohibition it is wise to deal only with the "real McCoy".
In a worst case scenario they will at least send you a check.
We may someday soon need a new gameplan, but I am very confident we'll have one. No form of prohibition has ever worked. Supply will always meet demand.
In a worst case scenario they will at least send you a check.
We may someday soon need a new gameplan, but I am very confident we'll have one. No form of prohibition has ever worked. Supply will always meet demand.
