Does it matter if US prohibits banks from accepting $ from Neteller?

[AA Suited]

Both Neteller and Party have the option to mail a paper check, i believe.

so it might take a few days more vs electronic xfer, but we get out $.

now for new US players wanting to fund their accts, then it might be a problem.

or will the gambling bill profit banks from even cashing paper checks from Neteller and Party?

[Pog0]

I'm not sure they'll even be looking to prohibit transfers that take money AWAY from online gambling and into the American economy.

[flafishy]

Neteller cannot and will not be affected by this bill.

[Red Lion]

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Not true. Some states have already banned Neteller.

[hashi92]

Banks will probally be prohibited from cashing neteller checks.

[ledfoot]

Would an alternative is to open a bank account in Europe or elsewhere?

[Antti]

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Not true. Some states have already banned Neteller.

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LOL!

... that was a joke, right?

[cgwahl]

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People keep bringing up offshore accounts. Granted I don't know the law (or if its illegal; not like its tax evasion or something), but for some reason I keep thinking that trying to circumvent the law will make things worse for you (even if it is an unjust law).

[alfman]

You cannot open up a Neteller acct with a Maryland mailing address.

[chachi]

What matters most is what happens to the CEO of Bet on Sports. If he gets tried and convicted, good luck finding any gambling site that will take US players.