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03-21-11 04:00 PM #36
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03-21-11 04:14 PM #37
Originally Posted by chance
I was using both for a time but found it got to be extremely inconvenient as books would dictate (using some extraordinary logic) which one I had to withdraw to and that frequently didn't suit me.
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03-21-11 07:15 PM #38
Very handy to have both as on option, especially moneybookers if you can have a VIP account you can have more than one account in different currencies and their 1% cash back promotions are also another added benefit.
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03-22-11 03:17 PM #39
under moneybookers policies it says "You may not use Moneybookers' services to make payments for: Gambling and gambling services of any kind"
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03-22-11 03:22 PM #40
that would be for US (and a few other less liberalised countries) members only Originally Posted by PingPong
under moneybookers policies it says "You may not use Moneybookers' services to make payments for: Gambling and gambling services of any kind"
servicing gambling related sites is a massive part of Moneybookers' business for those in the free world
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03-22-11 03:24 PM #41
so what is the best option for U.S. customers? Greek says banks issuing my CC don't allow gambling transactions even though I've recently used them for other books.
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