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NeTeller expands operations - and wants to hear from players with problems
After only four years on the scene NeTeller is expanding fast it seems - CEO Gord Herman recently revealed that the third party payment company signs up an average of 1500 new customers a day and currently has some 650 000 clients in all.
The company is strongly financed and doing good volumes of business, according to Herman giving it positive future prospects and a growing reputation for efficient and trustworthy conduct in an industry where the use of credit cards has become increasingly problematical in recent years.
These volumes are likely to increase dramatically as new growth strategies take shape in the near future, including a move into the European market from offices on the Isle of Man, and into the Asian sector probably through an operation branded Asian Payments.
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.
MOVING MONEY WORLDWIDE
NeTeller expands operations - and wants to hear from players with problems
After only four years on the scene NeTeller is expanding fast it seems - CEO Gord Herman recently revealed that the third party payment company signs up an average of 1500 new customers a day and currently has some 650 000 clients in all.
The company is strongly financed and doing good volumes of business, according to Herman giving it positive future prospects and a growing reputation for efficient and trustworthy conduct in an industry where the use of credit cards has become increasingly problematical in recent years.
These volumes are likely to increase dramatically as new growth strategies take shape in the near future, including a move into the European market from offices on the Isle of Man, and into the Asian sector probably through an operation branded Asian Payments.
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.
