Uuuuhu, what?????
Moneybookers works in a way very similar to neteller, it's cheaper for books AND for p2p transfers. Only disadvantage is they have monthy limits(30k per 90 days or something)...
Once you get it working(certify the account) it's very good. In some ways, better than neteller.
I started trying to get signed up with Moneybookers. In trying to get my credit card validated, one thing I am seeing is a message saying payments of only up to $60 per every 60 days with the credit card are permitted. That seems like a pretty small limit. Am I understanding that correctly? Any way of getting that increased?
Insiders said:
We've heard it before and I don't give a damn.
However if I was a US citizen and placed bets out of state, by telephone, in contravention of the Wire Act I'd certainly be worried about W's "terrorist surveillance program" which snoops on citizen's out of country calls as well as this post with the keywords in quotes.
Tried to fund moneybookers with my cc. Not for a sports book mind you but to actually make a purchase. (REALLY) The cc company (MBNA) denied the charge, froze my card and called my house to verify my card had not been stolen. My wife calls me frantically in my hotel. I had to explain to her what I was doing and then she had to call MBNA to get the card unfrozen. They still would not credit moneybookers.
