Pokerstars allowing U.S. based company to transfer money to them

[Rearden]

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3128 posts, have you learned a thing? Maybe Moneygram doesn't know their service is being used for these purposes?

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durka durka durka

[demon102]

jeez man 9.95 is pretty steep for $50 wtf

[Karak567]

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jeez man 9.95 is pretty cheap for any large amount of money what it do

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[Dennisa]

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Good to see they are looking into things but looks somewhat complicated and expensive for average joes.

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I'll put the over and under at March 1st for Moneygram to still allow transfers to Stars.

[Jan]

Has anyone searched for a moneygram near them? I did, and it found nothing. I can't tell from the search engine whether it only searched my town or nearby towns as well. I put in a few towns near me and still nothing. And I live in a pretty populated part of the country. Useless.

[Kneel B4 Zod]

Owl,

You should change your title to "US based company decides to send money to Pokerstars". When was the last time Pokerstars decided to stop taking US based funds?

[panama13]

Moneygram sure is a die-hard. And hard shall Moneygram dies. Goodluck

[Uglyowl]

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Has anyone searched for a moneygram near them? I did, and it found nothing.

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5 in the city near me. Not that large either.

[1p0kerboy]

My dad used Moneygram last night. I'm telling you fish don't care about the fee. They just want to play cards.

Somebody correct me if I'm wrong, but wasn't Full Tilt already using these services?

[1p0kerboy]

And also, $10 on a $2000 deposit is only 2% which you are going to pay using Epassport anyways.