Assuming that Neteller pays everybody off, ...

[frommagio]

Assuming that Neteller pays all the US folks off, and assuming that they re-enter the US market after the legal paths have been cleared in a year or two, ....

[demon102]

I never did in the past but I prolly would if it was easy, it seemed that they had there hands tied with all the legal matters they were hit with.

[frommagio]

For me personally, the complete lack of customer communications before and during the debacle will always be a complete deal-breaker.

Incidentally, I called up to close my Neteller account only 2 or 3 days before they froze the US accounts (I had previously cleared the cash out of my account, shortly after the UIGEA passed). Before closing it, I had a pleasant 10-15 minute conversation with the guy on the phone, where I repeatedly expressed my worries about the UIGEA, and wondered about whether Neteller would have to shut down or otherwise restrict US customers. The repeated answer that I was given was (paraphrasing), "no need to worry, everything is fine...".

This is obviously a company that falls beneath my personal minimum ethical standards, so my vote was a "no".

Anyway, I'm glad that everybody seems to be getting their money back!

[xxx]

Assuming everyone gets paid, yes.

But I would keep only small amounts in at any one time.

[Thremp]

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But I would keep only small amounts in at any one time.

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This should apply to everywhere now. The only place my bankroll is really safe is in my bank, or under my mattress.

[dibbs]

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But I would keep only small amounts in at any one time.

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This should apply to everywhere now. The only place my bankroll is really safe is in my bank, or under my mattress.

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Yea, I'd constantly be thinking about how much I'm willing to risk, but I really miss Neteller and would happily go back, even having about 20 buys locked up on there for months that I eventually assumed I'd never see again.