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#31
02-03-2007, 04:29 AM
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Re: Brits (& Europeans) - what are you doing?
Canadian - I've reduced my NT exposure to "what I'm willing to have frozen for extended time periods" ($1K max rather than having $10K-$15K), but I don't really expect any problems.
I still use it for convenience of transfers between sites but would likely now switch if an alternative appeared. 
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#32
02-03-2007, 04:39 AM
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Re: Brits (& Europeans) - what are you doing?
I'm going to use neteller also, but only to move money. I curretly have 0 balance over there and i'm going to keep it that way i.e. whenever i need to use it i'm going to tranfer the money forward at the same day as it hits my account.
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#33
02-03-2007, 05:00 AM
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Re: Brits (& Europeans) - what are you doing?
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Canadian - I've reduced my NT exposure to "what I'm willing to have frozen for extended time periods" ($1K max rather than having $10K-$15K), but I don't really expect any problems. I still use it for convenience of transfers between sites but would likely now switch if an alternative appeared. [/ QUOTE ] Similar situation here. As a Canadian low-limit bonus whore, I really need the flexibility and wide-spread acceptance of NT to get money on and off multiple poker rooms & casinos. Until there is a good alternative, I will use NT but limit my exposure whenever possible. I really don't think NT is out to screw anyone out of their money, but the uncertainty is rising slightly. I'll probably let money linger on quick cashout sites more than I used to, rather than moving it to NT right away. Sites like Pstars, Party, Paradise are good for that IMO.
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