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Legit question. Can \"they\" ever stop WU or MG deposits?
How can they stop these methods of deposits? Mods feel free to delete if this post is innopropiate due to the current nature of US deposits/withdrawals.
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Re: Legit question. Can \"they\" ever stop WU or MG deposits?
I don't think there are any ways to bring to a total stop, but there are many ways to keep the number of transfers to a minimum. Some of these possibilities include more thorough verification/documentation for overseas transfers, monitoring/blocking the names listed by gambling sites to be used for transfers, and WU/MG policy changed to alter how funds can be picked up.
I don't see it ever happening, but I suppose it's possible. EW76 |
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Re: Legit question. Can \"they\" ever stop WU or MG deposits?
If "they" can stop Neteller, "they" can stop WU or MG.
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Re: Legit question. Can \"they\" ever stop WU or MG deposits?
i really dont see a way...random numbers sent to some remote place...just like cashier cheques cant be blocked i think MG is safe to assume it really cant be blocked....i really dont know enough about WU to comment...
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Re: Legit question. Can \"they\" ever stop WU or MG deposits?
All "they" would need to do is arrest the CEO of WU or MG, a la Neteller.
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Re: Legit question. Can \"they\" ever stop WU or MG deposits?
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All "they" would need to do is arrest the CEO of WU or MG, a la Neteller. [/ QUOTE ] not quite NETELLER knowingly transferred money onto gambling sites while WU or MG is not KNOWINGLY doing it...they are sending they money offshore thousands of times a day and mostly for "legitimate" purposes....kind of like trying to block paper cheques, it is impossible to do since there are so many transactions 95% of which are legit.....NETELLER's business for 95% of it was for gaming purposes..... |
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Re: Legit question. Can \"they\" ever stop WU or MG deposits?
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[ QUOTE ] All "they" would need to do is arrest the CEO of WU or MG, a la Neteller. [/ QUOTE ] not quite NETELLER knowingly transferred money onto gambling sites while WU or MG is not KNOWINGLY doing it...they are sending they money offshore thousands of times a day and mostly for "legitimate" purposes....kind of like trying to block paper cheques, it is impossible to do since there are so many transactions 95% of which are legit.....NETELLER's business for 95% of it was for gaming purposes..... [/ QUOTE ] Fair enough, you are right. We will always have WU/MG as a deposit method and there is no way that WU/MG can be stopped. |
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Re: Legit question. Can \"they\" ever stop WU or MG deposits?
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How can they stop these methods of deposits? Mods feel free to delete if this post is innopropiate due to the current nature of US deposits/withdrawals. [/ QUOTE ] Ask Bodog. Might not be stopped but difficult to maintain it seems. |
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Re: Legit question. Can \"they\" ever stop WU or MG deposits?
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[ QUOTE ] How can they stop these methods of deposits? Mods feel free to delete if this post is innopropiate due to the current nature of US deposits/withdrawals. [/ QUOTE ] Ask Bodog. Might not be stopped but difficult to maintain it seems. [/ QUOTE ] I'm sure this had to do with the large volume. Although MG/WU say "Do not use this for gambling purposes" it can only be to cover their ass. I can imagine a good chunk of their business is for under the table purposes. |
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Re: Legit question. Can \"they\" ever stop WU or MG deposits?
A good chunk of their overseas business is immigrants in the US (both legal and illegal) sending part of their wages back home. Until there is some reliable way (and who knows as technology advances) to distinguish between JC1234 in Costa Rica who turns the money over to FT (disclaimer - I have no idea if this is even remotely how it works) and JC1235 who gives the money to a relative of the sender, WU and MG are going to be there; though enforcement may lead to delays (as new accounts need to be created when old ones are discovered being used for"gambling").
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