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JrsyLdy
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Joined: 15 Oct 2006
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UNITED KINGDOM – As reported by the UK Guardian: "Online money transfer business NETeller said today it would continue operating in the US until new regulations on internet gambling, which are expected to make its business illegal in there, are drawn up.
"The Aim-listed company, which specialises in money transfers between online gambling sites and players, said it increased revenues by nearly 50% in the third quarter of the year and revenues were up 48% to $67m (£35.25m).
"…The new legislation in the US, which specifically targets banks and payment services which facilitate online gambling, sent NETeller's shares falling 60% after it was passed.
"…However, NETeller has made no changes, saying it would wait until the regulations are drawn up and it becomes clearer what the legislation will mean for its business…"
We'll find out in Feb I guess. |
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bigguz2000
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Joined: 28 Sep 2006
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| I love the "partypoker did it" thing and some folks think everywhere should do the same. Partypoker sucked anyway, and they had way more than just poker, they had a entire gaming site, therefore a bit different. |
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dcoles11
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Joined: 14 Oct 2005
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| I love the "partypoker did it" thing and some folks think everywhere should do the same. Partypoker sucked anyway, and they had way more than just poker, they had a entire gaming site, therefore a bit different. |
If it was as simple as that they would have just got rid of their blackjack and other casino softwear for Americans, they are losing a ton of money from not having us play poker. |
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