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#43
07-09-2007, 04:11 PM
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Re: The official NETELLER thread. (161 days on.) #3 of 3.
The website refers to the new Neteller debit card as it allready was available, but there is no place I can order it when I log in.
I chatted with them today and popped the question. They answered that it is being released one country at the time. They could not say when it would be available in my are (Denmark) (haha, I asked all the same but was 1.000.000.000.000% certain they answer would be "we don't have that information yet"). Can anyone here confirm that the card is allready available to them? And if yes, where do you live? (just in case Neteller is once again lying, which would no longer be a surprise). Thx 
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#46
07-10-2007, 06:33 PM
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NETeller Co-Founder Lefebvre Pleads Guilty
From Pokernews.com
[ QUOTE ] NETeller Co-Founder Lefebvre Pleads Guilty July 10, 2007 Haley Hintze NETeller Plc cofounder John David Lefebvre has agreed to a plea deal with U.S. federal prosecutors in the criminal conspiracy case against him and co-founder Stephen Lawrence, it was announced today. The plea deal mirrors that accepted by Lawrence some two weeks ago, with Lefebvre agreeing to cooperate with prosecutors and testify if necessary, and to partly responsible for the $100 million in fines the U.S. government has been seeking. As with Lawrence, the plea deal on the single charge carries a maximum sentence of five years, though it is believed that a shorter sentence — with perhaps no time served at all also a possibility — is part of the deal. The plea was entered before U.S. District Judge P. Kevin Castel in a Manhattan courtroom; Castel was the same judge presiding over the Lawrence plea agreement. NETeller quickly exited the U.S. market following the January arrests of Lawrence and Lefebvre, voluntarily abandoning roughly two thirds of its overall market, despite the fact that at the time of the arrests, Lefebvre and Lawrence were no longer NETeller officials. During the first half of 2006, NETeller processed over $5 billion in money-transfer transactions, with nearly all of those transactions related to online gambling. Still unresolved, and awaiting a near-future update, is the repayment plan for the approximately $155 million in U.S. customer deposits frozen by NETeller when the U.S. blocked its transfer channels into and out of the U.S. Those funds are separate from the $100 million in fines assessed against Lefebvre and Lawrence in the criminal-conspiracy proceedings. [/ QUOTE ]
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#47
07-12-2007, 09:52 AM
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Re: The official NETELLER thread. (173 days on.) #3 of 3.
It looks like NETELLER is getting ready to stiff-arm us again: New NETELLER Press Release
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#48
07-12-2007, 09:56 AM
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Re: The official NETELLER thread. (173 days on.) #3 of 3.
I hope Lefebvre goes to in prison...
Although I'd say the odds of him actually serving time are worse than the odds of us getting our money back anytime soon.
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#49
07-12-2007, 11:03 AM
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Re: The official NETELLER thread. (173 days on.) #3 of 3.
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It looks like NETELLER is getting ready to stiff-arm us again: New NETELLER Press Release [/ QUOTE ] Did anybody really believe that crap about the US players getting their money back?
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#50
07-12-2007, 11:15 AM
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Re: The official NETELLER thread. (173 days on.) #3 of 3.
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[ QUOTE ] It looks like NETELLER is getting ready to stiff-arm us again: New NETELLER Press Release [/ QUOTE ] Did anybody really believe that crap about the US players getting their money back? [/ QUOTE ] " However, the Company believes that these and other recent developments will likely delay its efforts to resolve the investigation by a short period. A further update will be given on 13 July 2007. "
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