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I am in the United States and want to deposit using my checking account and be able to cash out right back into my account as well. Also if anyone knows of any sites that dont charge fees that would be great as well....:toast:
 

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I am in the United States and want to deposit using my checking account and be able to cash out right back into my account as well. Also if anyone knows of any sites that dont charge fees that would be great as well....:toast:
sports interaction....the greek....5dimes advertises it, but when i contacted them they said they don't offer it any more.
 

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i just tried both and both say E Check is no longer an option for US Customers...what sportsbooks do all you RX'ers out there use...western union $$ all the time gets annoying...i wanna find a way to deposit from my computer.
 

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move to a free country. You won't be able to deposit at all Dec 1st.
 

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I agree,WU is a pain in the ass. Every time I went there I felt like a criminal. They as you questions,ID etc...... You can try using something called gold-pay. I did not use it but saw guys talking about it

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Is that true you can't deposit after Dec 1
The locals will be back in business again
Fuk this government already,there is no freedom here.
I want to call my state rep and tell them we want legalized gaming and sports betting in NY
 

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i just tried both and both say E Check is no longer an option for US Customers...what sportsbooks do all you RX'ers out there use...western union $$ all the time gets annoying...i wanna find a way to deposit from my computer.

damn. here i am getting ready for football, been sticking with poker lately. si always been good to me, was thinking of trying the greek....
 

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What is this December 1st talk?

UIGEA Regulations Approved

By Dan Cypra for POKER NEWS DAILY | Posted on November 13, 2008

Once again, last minute actions were taken regarding the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act (UIGEA). In the waning moments of the 2006 Congressional session, the UIGEA was attached to the SAFE Port Act, an unrelated port security bill, and passed by unanimous consent in the Senate. On Wednesday, the regulations of the UIGEA were finalized as part of so-called midnight rule-making by the Bush Administration and will be implemented on January 19, 2009, one day before Barack Obama is sworn in as the 44th President of the United States.
Banks and other financial institutions have until December 1st, 2009 to comply with the UIGEA rules. However, its regulations still do not spell out what is illegal and legal under the law, instead deferring to existing state and federal statutes. The rules read, “Creating such a list [of what is legal and what is not] would require the Agencies to formally interpret those laws that are written and enforced by other entities… The Agencies believe that appropriate due diligence conducted by participants opening accounts would be the most effective method for preventing unlawful internet gambling businesses from gaining access to the payment system.” You can view the full UIGEA regulations by visiting the website of the Poker Players Alliance (PPA).
The UIGEA defines a bet as “the staking or risking by any person of something of value upon the outcome of a contest of others, a sporting event, or a game subject to chance.” Fantasy sports receive an exemption in the following language: “Participation in any fantasy or simulation sports game or educational game” is allowed, subject to certain restrictions which the fantasy sports industry has had to adopt. These include up-front prize declarations and rosters not being composed of every player from a certain team.
The definition that the poker and political worlds have been talking about is that of “unlawful internet gambling.” The UIGEA states that the term refers to a “bet or wager [that is] unlawful under any applicable Federal or State law in the State or Tribal lands in which the bet or wager is initiated, received, or otherwise made.” Any bets allowed under the Interstate Horseracing Act of 1978 are allowed, although Congressman Barney Frank, the Chairman of the House Financial Services Committee, stated in a mark-up hearing that online horse racing’s legality ultimately “depended on which department you asked.”
The lack of clarity as to what is allowed under the UIGEA is noted multiple times in the final regulations. HR 6870, the second version of the Payments System Protection Act, sought to develop a list of what is permissible under the law. In September, the bill passed by a 30-19 vote in the House Financial Services Committee. With a lame duck session potentially beginning next week, the attention of Congress will most likely center on the faltering economy. If HR 6870 is not acted upon prior to the adjournment for 2008, it must be reintroduced in 2009.
An article that appeared on Politico outlined some hope for the online poker industry. The piece described the significance of the Congressional Review Act of 1996: “The law contains a clause determining that any regulation finalized within 60 legislative days of congressional adjournment is considered to have been legally finalized on the 15th legislative day of the new Congress, likely sometime in February.” Therefore, it’s conceivable that when Obama takes office, he will look to overturn some of the last-minute rulemaking of the Bush Administration.
Poker News Daily learned last week that the regulations of the UIGEA were sent from the U.S. Treasury to the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) on October 21st. The Bush Administration had a target date of November 19th to pass the rules initially in order to have a 60 day review period expire before Obama took office.
We’ll have more for you on this breaking story right here on Poker News Daily.
 

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Both presidents are puppets and work for offshore private bankers who are installing a one-world dictatorial government. Left or right, it doesn't matter, two wings of the same bird.

It's really scary how this once great country is turning into a police state where you can't even gamble online in the privacy of your home.
 

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The President is a socialist!

I wish I could leave and go else where

actually, the bill restricting u.s. financial firms from honoring transactions for gaming activities was attached by a republican, and bush signed it. it was one of those last minute attachments they don't take the time to read -- it was the port security bill, considered of the utmost importance. don't remember the cocksucker's name, but he had been on the rag about online gaming for awhile.
 

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actually, the bill restricting u.s. financial firms from honoring transactions for gaming activities was attached by a republican, and bush signed it. it was one of those last minute attachments they don't take the time to read -- it was the port security bill, considered of the utmost importance. don't remember the cocksucker's name, but he had been on the rag about online gaming for awhile.
bill frist
 

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actually, the bill restricting u.s. financial firms from honoring transactions for gaming activities was attached by a republican, and bush signed it. it was one of those last minute attachments they don't take the time to read -- it was the port security bill, considered of the utmost importance. don't remember the cocksucker's name, but he had been on the rag about online gaming for awhile.
Thats our goverments MO attaching something that wont pass any other way to something that they know will pass.
 

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Thats our goverments MO attaching something that wont pass any other way to something that they know will pass.

yep. been awhile since i looked into it, but that's the gist of it. there's the main bill that gets debated and put on the news, but lost in the spotlight is all the little bullshit unrelated to the main bill that would be politically stupid to not sign. therefore, all you need is a few friends to scratch your back, you return the favor later down the road for them, and you have your little pet project passed somewhere around page 802....
 

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