Can Somebody Compare Moneybookers to Neteller ?

Whoson1st · Oct 4, 2006

Just read where Neteller is a public company and Moneybookers is a privately owned company. They went on to say they thought Moneybookers would be around for US players even if NT stopped in the US.
I know absolutely nothing about Moneybookers as I have only used Neteller.

Any good info?

Journeyman · Oct 4, 2006

Someone will step up and make a killing if NT did go away...this industry is always changing, it would not be that unimaginable to see a new transfer Co. take over as the best option if NT left....NT was new at one time not too long ago.

Whoson1st · Oct 4, 2006

I think the HUGE plus with Neteller is that they have earned our trust!

One or two similiar outfits left (can't remember the names) and the players got screwed.

da1prophet · Oct 4, 2006

Journeyman said:
Someone will step up and make a killing if NT did go away...this industry is always changing, it would not be that unimaginable to see a new transfer Co. take over as the best option if NT left....NT was new at one time not too long ago.

It's not only "not unimaginable" its inevitable...if Neteller goes someone will take their place, probably much sooner than later...

Woody0 · Oct 4, 2006

Customer service at Moneybookers is virtually non-existent. Reportedly they answer emails within the week. There are somewhat low limits on transfers.

If everything goes smoothly they are terrific and use low European central bank rates for foreign exchange calculations.

Mikeyboi49 · Oct 4, 2006

MB is great for me, I used it many times for ratherly large amounts and no problems, the phone line is ok, must call early at least for me since their in UK but I would definitely recommand it to anyone! If anyone do feel free to shoot me a email as I think they have a decent referral program!

WVU · Oct 4, 2006

whether Neteller goes down or not, someone needs to step up and compete. This biz needs some serious competition. Why should Neteller make all the cash with those inflated fees? How about the RX-E Commerce Dollar