There is Life Without NETeller
Another payment mechanism is seeing the light after the demise of NETeller.
YouTeller is a "private e-wallet" which promises to fill in the void left behind by the likes of NETeller.com.
The third party payment processor promises that customers can send money for free, receive money for free and deposit/withdraw funds from your bank account using a credit card.
"Wait till you see the back end software when it launches...looks hauntingly familiar...as do the people behind the scenes," a source told
Gambling911.com. "Looks like we will survive without NETeller after all."
The company opens in March and claims to be certified by the British Financial Services Authority.
Meanwhile, Pokernews.com reports that NETeller halted all peer to peer transfers for U.S. customers, effectively ending any type of functionality for American customers of the 'e-Wallet' service. This is the latest in a series of swift changes made without warning by the company.
YouTeller is a "private e-wallet" which promises to fill in the void left behind by the likes of NETeller.com.
The third party payment processor promises that customers can send money for free, receive money for free and deposit/withdraw funds from your bank account using a credit card.
"Wait till you see the back end software when it launches...looks hauntingly familiar...as do the people behind the scenes," a source told
Gambling911.com. "Looks like we will survive without NETeller after all."
The company opens in March and claims to be certified by the British Financial Services Authority.
Meanwhile, Pokernews.com reports that NETeller halted all peer to peer transfers for U.S. customers, effectively ending any type of functionality for American customers of the 'e-Wallet' service. This is the latest in a series of swift changes made without warning by the company.
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