[egoldy]

Since we seem to be back on topic instead of worrying about the millions that yahboohoo and I are making by organizing this site or how much of a "shill" I am -- a quick response to dondah..

There is ongoing concern around pursuing legal action (here and on the yahoo board) because people feel that it will result in receipt of a small percentage of your money being returned. We understand, but realize a few things:

- A class action lawsuit could not be filed until we had a large number of the majorly impacted customers (of which I'm not) willing to sign up for the suit.

- If everyone decided to go forward with the lawsuit, it would most likely take a long time to get our money back (minus the lawyer fees) - something that is not ideal.

- It does not hurt to continue investigate the lawsuit as an option for a few reasons. If we have to do it, it's better to be prepared and in motion than starting from scratch. Pursuing a lawsuit continues to show that we are serious and will hopefully influence Neteller to avoid any delays in returning our money. Also, for reasons we will post and explain on the yahoo site soon (as well as to the press), we have a few key reasons to be concerned that all our money is truly going to be turned over in a timely manner. Finally, even if we get all or some of our money back from Neteller, there are open questions amongst everyone around privacy and information being reported to the DOJ/IRS that may impact those with a long history of gambling and Neteller..

Bottom line, now is not the time to remove pressure from Neteller...

Stay tuned... I had a conversation with a few people yesterday that are much much smarter than I about this subject and we're trying to figure out how to release the information we've uncovered..