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    Evad14
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    Skrill and Neteller

    Hi,I am using Skrill and Neteller a few years and I never had some problem with something. This years I started betting for higher stakes on Asianconnect accounts and I am using Neteller for money transfers. My question is: Is this company safety? I never doubted about it, but when I am using higher stakes for my bets I googled some reviews about Neteller and everybody is hating this company and call them like SCAM or thieves. Some people write they closed their account and stole their money. The same about Skrill....I am little bit afraid about it. Yes, I know when this company changed their owner they have much worse support and service, they haven't any email or phone number on but I still belive in them. For example when I used 1xbet I never had some problem and lot of people wrote about blocking their money or theft of their money and once when I won some bigger amount their blocked my account and stolen my money.I never want the same experince like this.

    Thanks for all comments.

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    Neteller isn't a scam, but asianconnect is.

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    Asianconnect is not a scam at all, they are a reputable agent that's been in business for many years.

    Skrill and Neteller are not a scam either, they are a licensed company and will never confiscate money as long as you stick to the T&C and are able to verify who you say you are.

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    Oisbr can you justify us why you believe assianconnect is a scam?

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    @OP: We had that issue some time before:

    https://www.sportsbookreview.com/for...oor-rated.html

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    Quote Originally Posted by gamblehappier View Post
    Oisbr can you justify us why you believe assianconnect is a scam?
    just google it. i've read a couple different complaints about them over the years, with similar stories.

    player wins a big balance there, asianconnect act shady, suddenly confiscate his funds (several thousand dollars), they have some flimsy excuse which makes no sense, and they try to strong-arm the player.

    not honest!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Evad14 View Post
    Hi,I am using Skrill and Neteller a few years and I never had some problem with something. This years I started betting for higher stakes on Asianconnect accounts and I am using Neteller for money transfers. My question is: Is this company safety? I never doubted about it, but when I am using higher stakes for my bets I googled some reviews about Neteller and everybody is hating this company and call them like SCAM or thieves. Some people write they closed their account and stole their money. The same about Skrill....I am little bit afraid about it. Yes, I know when this company changed their owner they have much worse support and service, they haven't any email or phone number on but I still belive in them. For example when I used 1xbet I never had some problem and lot of people wrote about blocking their money or theft of their money and once when I won some bigger amount their blocked my account and stolen my money.I never want the same experince like this.

    Thanks for all comments.
    I would avoid Neteller and Skrill if you can but they are generally fine. There is some risk with them making unexpected arbitrary decisions about your account.

    Bitcoin would be a better way to move large amounts to and from AC88.

    And don't worry about what Oiisbr is saying. They are unregulated but have been pretty good mostly. Not prone to making up excuses to hold money from people. There has been maybe 3 instances over the years where complaints have not been able to be resolved to everyone's satisfaction but they will work with SBR if a complaint comes in.

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    Quote Originally Posted by oiisbr View Post
    player wins a big balance there, asianconnect act shady, suddenly confiscate his funds (several thousand dollars)......
    "Several thousand dollars" is peanuts to them. They have customers betting tens of thousands a time.

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    OK. Thanks all for comments!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Optional View Post
    I would avoid Neteller and Skrill if you can but they are generally fine. There is some risk with them making unexpected arbitrary decisions about your account.

    Bitcoin would be a better way to move large amounts to and from AC88.

    And don't worry about what Oiisbr is saying. They are unregulated but have been pretty good mostly. Not prone to making up excuses to hold money from people. There has been maybe 3 instances over the years where complaints have not been able to be resolved to everyone's satisfaction but they will work with SBR if a complaint comes in.
    Bitcoin better? Today he buy 3 bitcoins for 12000 dollars,bet at +200 odds,win,and tomorrow bitcoin worth 1000 dollars?
    Where is guarantee bitcoin would be valued same during deposit,and during withdrawal. So this is not just sports betting,but high risk gamble.

    Just stay with Neteller and Skrill and no worries!

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    Quote Originally Posted by moojoo View Post
    Bitcoin better? Today he buy 3 bitcoins for 12000 dollars,bet at +200 odds,win,and tomorrow bitcoin worth 1000 dollars?
    Where is guarantee bitcoin would be valued same during deposit,and during withdrawal. So this is not just sports betting,but high risk gamble.

    Just stay with Neteller and Skrill and no worries!
    Maybe think about what you are saying before posting, or at least understand the issue completely before bashing something.
    If you deposit in bitcoin today, that money will be converted to the currency of your choice instantly at the vast majority of books (except if you bet at a bitcoin only bookie, which would be your choice to make). If you withdraw, you'll get the value of bitcoin at that time and can instantly convert those bitcoins back to the currency of your choice. For depositing and withdrawing it's perfect, quick, without fees and with almost no volatility risk as the time you are actually holding bitcoins is limited to seconds or minutes only.

    Let's say you buy 4k worth of bitcoins today and deposit them at your bookie immediately. That means you'll get about 1 bitcoin when you buy it at the current price. As soon as the bookie receives that bitcoin, he'll add 4000$ to your account. You bet a while and end up with let's exactly 5k after a while and decide to withdraw. If bitcoin has dropped 50% by then (now 1 bitcoin = 2000$), that bookie will send you 2.5 bitcoins at that time...which you can instantly sell for a total value of 5k. You are holding those coins for seconds only, pay no fees and have a very limited volatility risk.
    Last edited by Alfa1234; 09-27-17 at 06:27 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by moojoo View Post

    Bitcoin better? Today he buy 3 bitcoins for 12000 dollars,bet at +200 odds,win,and tomorrow bitcoin worth 1000 dollars?
    Where is guarantee bitcoin would be valued same during deposit,and during withdrawal. So this is not just sports betting,but high risk gamble.

    Just stay with Neteller and Skrill and no worries!
    AC88 credit your bitcoin as the Euro value when depositing. And then convert from Euros to bitcoin at the moment you withdraw.

    As long as you convert it back to US$ or Euro quickly after withdrawing the actual value of bitcoin is irrelevant.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Alfa1234 View Post
    Maybe think about what you are saying before posting, or at least understand the issue completely before bashing something.
    If you deposit in bitcoin today, that money will be converted to the currency of your choice instantly at the vast majority of books (except if you bet at a bitcoin only bookie, which would be your choice to make). If you withdraw, you'll get the value of bitcoin at that time and can instantly convert those bitcoins back to the currency of your choice. For depositing and withdrawing it's perfect, quick, without fees and with almost no volatility risk as the time you are actually holding bitcoins is limited to seconds or minutes only.

    Let's say you buy 4k worth of bitcoins today and deposit them at your bookie immediately. That means you'll get about 1 bitcoin when you buy it at the current price. As soon as the bookie receives that bitcoin, he'll add 4000$ to your account. You bet a while and end up with let's exactly 5k after a while and decide to withdraw. If bitcoin has dropped 50% by then (now 1 bitcoin = 2000$), that bookie will send you 2.5 bitcoins at that time...which you can instantly sell for a total value of 5k. You are holding those coins for seconds only, pay no fees and have a very limited volatility risk.
    Fair enough,my bad. But when it comes to btc only books, then my point stands.

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    Neteller And Skrill are fine they belong to paysafe Group, as safe as a banking.
    Dont use bitcoin you Will lose alot of Money in the exchange, to much risk.

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    have used neteller for 14 years, never had any problem. Until 2016 i only used neteller..
    now bitcoin is a better option

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