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03-02-2007, 04:16 AM
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Re: Any Other Neteller Alternatives down the road?
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JB... well, wowteller, is definetely a scam...see their site: www.wowteller.com [/ QUOTE ] I would say it's definitely been hacked. 
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03-02-2007, 04:19 AM
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Re: Any Other Neteller Alternatives down the road?
Even if new legitimate e-wallets surface to replace Neteller, all the DOJ has to do is open up an account with them and request a withdrawal via check and they can find out all of the banking information that any of the e-wallets use. Then they will step in and steal all the money just like they did with Neteller.
The republicans started this mess and the democrats have no desire to make things right. Since these are the 2 parties that control everything, I don't see any light at the end of the tunnel. The sad thing is that U.S. citizens playing poker online or betting sports aren't hurting anybody. Poker is legal in most states and betting sports is legal in Nevada, Delaware and a couple of other states. Compare it to cigarettes, alcohol, online porn, etc, all of which are completely legal. The federal government is responsible for social security, education, welfare and medicare. All 4 of these are in total shambles. If the democrats win the White House in 2008, the first thing they will do is socialize the entire medical care system. When this happens, the only people who will be able to get quality medical care are the super rich. I sure wish the government would stay out of our lives.
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03-02-2007, 04:56 AM
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Re: Any Other Neteller Alternatives down the road?
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[ QUOTE ] JB... well, wowteller, is definetely a scam...see their site: www.wowteller.com [/ QUOTE ] I would say it's definitely been hacked. [/ QUOTE ] Nice cox.....[censored] lol
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