I'm gonna go way out on a limb here and guess that there might be a reason that Neteller locked his account. Do we have alot of history where Neteller locks and account, hears a good explanation for whatever is being questioned and still does not re-open the account?
Further, I can't think of too many posts where Neteller's legal department was mentioned. Just a guess, but I have a feeling that Sauce & friends were attempting :hump:<--Neteller.
Further, I can't think of too many posts where Neteller's legal department was mentioned. Just a guess, but I have a feeling that Sauce & friends were attempting :hump:<--Neteller.
wow THAT IS A LONG ATM runHal01 said:I applied for a card after the shit hit the fan. Received the Neteller Card in the mail today (after being forwarded from my previous address).
I called Neteller and had them cancel my pending EFT's. Then you go back into your account and withdraw the amount (max $1000 per dayhno: ) to your card.
I'm heading out to the ATM machine to see if the final stage works out!
he is still not back with a report and its been about 18 hrs ..
Number_9 said:
That would also work, but best to try by phone first, the professional way to do it. I have an approach I think would be effective, and not antagonize Neteller. Unless the info gatherer is clearly being shit on he/she would want to keep the relationship cordial bur professional.
I've have some time in an hiour or so to delineate the way this could be handled by one or more of the talented folk at rx.
I tried to cancel my ETF for a few times and they always told me that it wasn't possible because it was already accepted, although it wasn't in my bank account yet. Then when they listed it as pending again, I called up to cancel and the guy told me that he would send out the email to cancel it and I should have the money back in my account in 24 hours. When 24 hours passed and no money I called back and spoke to someone else who told me that the first guy was mistaken and that it could not be cancelled. The thing is that it turns out that that lady was mistaken, because a few hours later the money hit my neteller account and the transaction was cancelled. This was two days ago and I just finished taking the money out of the atm without any problems. So I would definately try to cancel it. Just keep calling back and talking to someone else until you get the right answer.
WVU said:
Probably depends how much you have WVU. For some people the debit card is better but if you have real big balances the logistics of it could become difficult. On SBR's homepage they said ACH's could take until the end of Feb. First it was 2 weeks now SBR says a month, not sure what to believe when you get this type of info and nothing from Neteller. I decided to do the debit card and get the cash. I hate paying the fees but I will have piece of mind once it all out
