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[samoleus]

Anyone have any thoughts on what site or sites might be the safest to start new accounts with?

[aejones]

I've heard Full Tilt... not sure.

[Kilillan]

U.B released a letter saying they're not going to shutdown anytime soon.

[KingDan]

How safe is stars?

[aejones]

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How safe is stars?

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I've heard they're right behind Party, but they also have accountable Pros, and Lee Jones issued some kind of "don't worry" statement.

[Gregg777]

The "don't worry" statement was only in regards to your money, not being able to play.

[Snygaard]

Are we supposed to be worried about party shutting down?

[Gregg777]

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No, but I pulled my money anyway, considering Party completely jumped ship before it was even necessary.

It's a lot easier to redeposit once the smoke settles IMHO.

[obiedman]

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I've heard Full Tilt...

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[howzit]

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It's a lot easier to redeposit once the smoke settles IMHO.

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i'm on the exact opposite side of hte fence on this. Neteller/firepay whomever may or may not block money transfers to online gambling sites. This is up to their legal dept and CEO. If they do decide to block it, it would be impossible to get the money back in through Neteller. If they decide to continue as is and not worry about US jurisdiction and lawsuits affecting them, then i'd assume it'd be business as usual.

Although i've taken my money out, now that i think about it, I'd rather keep a roll online and if I then feel the need to withdraw the money, i would request a cashiers check.

i'm currently emailing Full Tilt support to see if they will send me a check AFTER the bill is passed, and if so, i'm planning on redepositing my money today, although much less than what i had in there when i origially took my money out.