So worst case scenario with banks still no biggie?

[scorer]

blocking neteller?? so you'll be able to fund thru paypal or some other middleman/other neteller. This i believe is more to make it tougher for people to place wagers/minor to gambel.

[mrhat187]

Ok the people who replied to this post say junk about neteller......reread what I said good lord its like you didn't even read anything. How can a bank stop you from buying a phone card?....they can't....how could they stop you from buying say a gift card.......they can't etc. etc. etc. Party Poker already has numerous strange alternatices too funding your account. Oh and the dummy talking about banning ISP's........that bill is already dead and stalled get with the news and then comment.

[Lawman007]

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Oh and the dummy talking about banning ISP's........that bill is already dead and stalled get with the news and then comment.

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As usual, the one calling others names is the real idiot. LOL

[xwillience]

in all honesty, I dont see ISPs ever banning poker sites. That would be inviting insane amounts of trouble. to censor the internet would only piss a certain sub-culture off. I dont think we have to worry about that ever.


Also, from what I understand, that part of the bill did get left behind in favor of getting the Leach Bill attached to the DOD authorization.

[DuderinoAB]

If your ISP blocks access to a site, you need to run through a proxy. This will enable to visit any website you please without your ISP knowing...and its perfectly legal. Will the fish do this? Probably not, but will the ISP thing stop any of us from playing? Nope. There may be other issues, but this one is irrelevant.

[MasterLJ]

I know I'm 6 pages deep into this debate and I have only skimmed...

But I highly doubt ISPs are going to roll over and censor the internet without a fight. They will fight this tooth and nail. They are not required to block any other content, and they fought the RIAA on issues like handing over information to Federal Authorities on the issue of file sharing.

If the implications are correct, this Bill will end up in the Supreme Court.

[xwillience]

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I'm 6 pages deep..

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ugggg.