Are there any e wallet providers left for Canadians?

[lefty rosen]

In the past when I had my neteller account frozen or before I used neteller I never cared for this service. But with sites games changing rapidly and bonuses coming out of the blue this isn't practical anymore. Does anybody know of any other competitors to neteller that take Canadians? Thanks.

[Benal]

I'm pretty sure epassporte is our only option left.

[jaminbird]

Can you still use moneybookers?

[lefty rosen]

How many sites even take moneybookers? I would think only the British/Euro ones?

[Ray Of Light]

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How many sites even take moneybookers? I would think only the British/Euro ones?

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A surprisingly large number, but they are mostly UK/Euro based bookies... although I do know that WSEX take money bookers.

However, I don't think Moneybookers allow for Canadian customers.

[Bobo Fett]

OK, time to end all this speculation, and start a proper eWallet list. I already see quite a bit of incorrect information in this thread. I was going to start a new thread, but this seems a good place.

Neteller - NO
Firepay - NO
myCitadel - NO

Moneybookers - AP, b2b, Party, UB, Everest, iPoker, Microgaming (some), OnGame, Pacific, WSEX
Click2Pay - AP, UB, Crypto (some), Everest, iPoker, Microgaming (some), OnGame, Boss (some), FT
ePassporte - AP, Stars, UB, FT
ATMOnline - UB
EcoCard - iPoker, Microgaming (some)

I checked all of these networks: AP, b2b, Party, Stars, UB, Paradise (none), Crypto (not all the same), Everest, iPoker, Microgaming (not all the same), OnGame, Boss (not all the same), FT, Pacific, WSEX.

This covers many of the major sites.

I did this either by logging in, or checking their websites. It seems, contrary to popular belief, that Moneybookers is WIDELY used, right up there with Click2Pay.

I have NOT used any of these services myself. Some payment methods show up on poker room websites that they exclude US...I did not see a similar note for Canadians for any of the methods above. Hopefully they all work for us.

I'd like to see us refine this list, so if anyone has any other information to add, or corrections to make, post them here and we can update this list.

[Roadstar]

Bobo,

Thanks for the research and list of ewallets. In your view which is the best one? And can we create ewallets in US$ as not to lose in conversion costs everytime we withdraw and redeposit?

Thanks