How bad is the new NT thing for books ?

[Doug]

It can't be good for books that serve mainly Americans ( like Skybook,Wagerweb,etc.)

I assume Canadians are the next biggest chunk of customers, so won't many just stop without NT ?

[Jamie_UK]

get a clue son, America might be a global super power but Europe is fast becoming THE world financial superpower.

Europe is gradually emerging as the world’s new superpower. Within a couple of decades, the European Union will equal—if not surpass—the United States as the dominant economic force on the world stage... It is enormously more prosperous and technologically advanced [than India and China]. It encompasses four of the Big Seven economic powers: Germany, Great Britain, France and Italy. -Andrew Reding, Chicago Tribune[27]

[increasedodds]

It is horrible for books. Go to alexa and look at who uses neteller... US #1, Can #2, UK #3, Turkey #4.

I know many currency traders expecting the US dollar to fall another 5-10%.

Blocking bank wires is a horrendous move as non gambling companies will stop using USD.

The only reason we are in Iraq still is because oil is now our colleteral on our debt. With our debt, China would have cut us off except for the fact that we occupy a huge oil reserve and are right next to another country with a huge oil reserve who we happen to dislike. Don't let the government make you think for a minute we care about democracy and Iraq. Our government cares about oppression and cash. If we leave Iraq or the democrats mandate it, look for the dollar to crash.

Sean

[Doug]

get a clue son, America might be a global super power but Europe is fast becoming THE world financial superpower.

That's fine, and Europe has its books. I mean the Costa Rican books that cater to North American clientele. These books seem like they are losing their main way of dealing with their second largest base of customers.