Is Neteller or moneybookers better?

**LordVodka** · 08-22-09, 11:59 PM

I just tried to join Neteller and it said US residents can't join.

**Ayn** · 08-23-09, 02:18 PM

I like NETeller a lot, the problem is that since US residents can't join not many of the books that cater to US players accepts NETeller. Luckily, there is a solution. I've upgraded my account by providing a copy of my ID and all that crap, users with upgraded accounts can apply for a Net+ card that works exactly like a normal ********** except its connected to my NETeller account, this means I can easily deposit money into almost any sportsbook and no paper trail.

**316316** · 08-23-09, 05:22 PM

both e wallets is easy to use! it is much recommended! easy and convenient and fast as well!

**SportGirl** · 08-24-09, 01:45 PM

Moneybookers have always worked for me, pretty fast for deposits and cash outs

**Cferrat** · 08-24-09, 02:15 PM

Originally posted by Ayn

I like NETeller a lot, the problem is that since US residents can't join not many of the books that cater to US players accepts NETeller. Luckily, there is a solution. I've upgraded my account by providing a copy of my ID and all that crap, users with upgraded accounts can apply for a Net+ card that works exactly like a normal ********** except its connected to my NETeller account, this means I can easily deposit money into almost any sportsbook and no paper trail.

That is great news for US customers to use Neteller

**bettman** · 08-24-09, 02:36 PM

Originally posted by Ayn

I like NETeller a lot, the problem is that since US residents can't join not many of the books that cater to US players accepts NETeller. Luckily, there is a solution. I've upgraded my account by providing a copy of my ID and all that crap, users with upgraded accounts can apply for a Net+ card that works exactly like a normal ********** except its connected to my NETeller account, this means I can easily deposit money into almost any sportsbook and no paper trail.

no paper trail.....

**Ayn** · 08-24-09, 03:18 PM

Originally posted by Cferrat

That is great news for US customers to use Neteller

US residents can't join, thats what I've heard.

Originally posted by bettman

no paper trail.....

If I don't want to pay taxes for my winning outside Europe, its best to keep them away from my "real" bank account. I'm no expert on the subject, I use it out of convenience.

**andrea** · 08-24-09, 04:04 PM

Originally posted by Ayn

I like NETeller a lot, the problem is that since US residents can't join not many of the books that cater to US players accepts NETeller. Luckily, there is a solution. I've upgraded my account by providing a copy of my ID and all that crap, users with upgraded accounts can apply for a Net+ card that works exactly like a normal ********** except its connected to my NETeller account, this means I can easily deposit money into almost any sportsbook and no paper trail.

Isn't it risky to do this??
Anyway are you from US as well

**Karla** · 08-25-09, 04:01 AM

Originally posted by buckeyesfan

Are they both good in the USA?

None of them are from the US. They are both from UK.

Sure you can register with them though you are located in the USA. But, the thing is, Paypal is more popular. And I am not sure if there would be alot of US books that would accept Neteller or Moneybookers.

**TheBeautifulGame** · 08-25-09, 04:23 AM

I personally use Moneybookers. I believe it's rare to find any book that does not offer it as a payment method.

**Ayn** · 08-25-09, 03:04 PM

Originally posted by andrea

Isn't it risky to do this??
Anyway are you from US as well

I think its pretty safe, I don't withdraw cash and only make purchases where I have to use my PIN code and not my ID. I do not live in the states and I suspect its easier to do this here.

**Karla** · 08-26-09, 12:47 AM

Yeah, it is safe. It really is safer to use e-wallets than having transactions that are directly linked to your bank accounts.

**Champi** · 08-26-09, 03:28 AM

MoneyBookers are better for me-Especially if you are VIP customer-No limits and taxes fee.pretty fast payments 1-2 days between ewallet and my ban account
Neteller police is more strictly and they want tons of documents for verification procedure

**fixxer** · 08-26-09, 04:36 AM

Agree....

**TheBeautifulGame** · 08-26-09, 10:17 AM

Originally posted by Champi

MoneyBookers are better for me-Especially if you are VIP customer-No limits and taxes fee.pretty fast payments 1-2 days between ewallet and my ban account
Neteller police is more strictly and they want tons of documents for verification procedure

Hey, how do you become a VIP customer? Probably don't use em enough but the info would be nice. Cheers

**mminkovski** · 08-26-09, 12:30 PM

I use moneybookers only. Neteller kicked me out several years ago because I moved to Europe. This March they called and reopened my account but I've never used it actually.

**andrea** · 08-26-09, 05:11 PM

Originally posted by Ayn

I think its pretty safe, I don't withdraw cash and only make purchases where I have to use my PIN code and not my ID. I do not live in the states and I suspect its easier to do this here.

I see, I must agree with you..
But then again I still prefer moneybookers for convenient usage..

**316316** · 08-26-09, 06:55 PM

in any countries moneybookers and neteeler is being use..as all of us say..
this is very convenient and easy.. lols!

**marix1** · 08-28-09, 06:59 AM

I Have problem with mbookers. They locked account asking to provide documents. I provided them all documents 2 weeks ago and still nothing. They not answering any meils, very poor customer service. Also account was locked for outgoing transsactions only and i made some withdrawls until noticed its locked. Now cant use my money. Any1 had similar problems?
Thinking to move to neteller, maybe their service is better.

**andrea** · 08-28-09, 01:48 PM

Didn't you abused anything with them? And did you ask them why was your account locked

**bluefish** · 08-28-09, 04:32 PM

neteller

**bad_ass** · 08-28-09, 04:50 PM

Originally posted by buckeyesfan

Are they both good in the USA?

I prefer moneybooker dude....

**marix1** · 08-28-09, 05:05 PM

of course i asked. sent documnets 5 times, sent asking letters like 10 times caus eits the only way i can deposit atm

**Karla** · 08-29-09, 10:11 AM

If I were you I'd choose Moneybookers over Neteller though they are the same.