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Neteller , Citadel SHUT DOWN to US player

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Posted: #1
Neteller and Citadel both withdrew from US market...

sad day for us online poker. they are really going after us.

few more options stilll available but is this the beginning of an end
i hate getting checks from Pokerstars and then going to my bank to deposit them
they always think its some kind of a scam because the checks are funny looking.
the direct withdrawl from neteller to my bank was great but i guess thats history.

good luck guys
 
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yeah def a hassle to say the least. I guess they know whats best for us right? they know how we should spend our money, cuz its us they care about and not the missed oppurtunity to be making all that tax revenue. I am very upset, wish there was a way to put all my thoughts down. ohh well Canada here i come.
 
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does this just include using neteller for poker sites, or neteller in general?  like what if you use neteller for other things?
 
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Quote Originally Posted by mprubyz:

 
does this just include using neteller for poker sites, or neteller in general?  like what if you use neteller for other things?
 
It just goes for gambling, you can still use your neteller account just not to transfer money to or from a gambling site.
 
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What are other US players doing to withdraw or deposit for online poker sites.  I mainly play on Pokerstars and exclusively use Neteller for withdrawls.  Is our only option to receive a check from pokerstars.  What about Fultilt?  I have been thinking about trying that site anyways, how would you make a deposit there? 
 
Thanks for any info.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by zanepro:

 
It just goes for gambling, you can still use your neteller account just not to transfer money to or from a gambling site.
 
Thanks zane
 
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Posted: #7
click2pay seems like it will take over most of netteller business. Also, based out of Germany so may be more stable than an island based business with US owners. Not sure is Stars has this as an option yet. I know Tilt does.
 
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Posted: #8
epassporte works on the major sites except for bodog, which btw currently has 0 cashout options....... how lame is that.
 
I will prob use the check method to withdrawl and one of the other options for deposits since i am quite the bonus person.
 
 
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when you call click2 pays us phone number, it just rings once and hangs up.
 
Just paid $50 to wire $500 or so into my full tilt account.
 
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