Published on July 31st, 2007 8:45 pm EST
This is the day that many people have been waiting for.
After months and months of agonizing, Neteller is finally starting to distribute long frozen funds.
Maybe people reacted with hesitation when they received their emails from Neteller, giving them instructions on how they could withdraw their funds and when they could do it. "I'll believe them when the money is actually in my account," they said.
Well, people have finally received a positive surprise when it comes to Neteller, as they are processing funds rapidly. Many people who requested a withdrawal straight to their bank accounts are reporting that the money has arrived in their accounts in less than one day.
The poker economy is now flush with cash again.
Millions of dollars were frozen, and a large percentage of those funds represented the bankrolls of many a poker player. Now that they have access to these funds, how long until these funds find their way back into the Full Tilt Poker's and Pokerstars of the world?
How happy is Isaac Haxton today, who reportedly had $800k frozen inside of his Neteller account?
How happy are the Neteller customer support representives, who have likely been put through the worst kind of hell imaginable over the past six months?
There are a lot of happy people today. Everyone gets to move on.
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Filed Under: UIGEA
This is the day that many people have been waiting for.After months and months of agonizing, Neteller is finally starting to distribute long frozen funds.
Maybe people reacted with hesitation when they received their emails from Neteller, giving them instructions on how they could withdraw their funds and when they could do it. "I'll believe them when the money is actually in my account," they said.
Well, people have finally received a positive surprise when it comes to Neteller, as they are processing funds rapidly. Many people who requested a withdrawal straight to their bank accounts are reporting that the money has arrived in their accounts in less than one day.
The poker economy is now flush with cash again.
Millions of dollars were frozen, and a large percentage of those funds represented the bankrolls of many a poker player. Now that they have access to these funds, how long until these funds find their way back into the Full Tilt Poker's and Pokerstars of the world?
How happy is Isaac Haxton today, who reportedly had $800k frozen inside of his Neteller account?
How happy are the Neteller customer support representives, who have likely been put through the worst kind of hell imaginable over the past six months?
There are a lot of happy people today. Everyone gets to move on.
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Filed Under: UIGEA
