Because U.S. accounts are frozen completely until either a) NETELLER reaches a deal idemnifying them from further prosecution and asset seisures, or b) all U.S. legal cases are resolved.
NETELLER has $55million reasons not to release U.S. customer funds.
When accounts are unfrozen they'll probably process all pending EFTs.
Just for you!
Adam,
You are clueless. Call Neteller and ask them if us citizens can transfer funds to non gaming merchants and they will tell you YES!
You can't get them to cancel your eft because you are not smart enough to do it right. For you I will tell you how it works every time.
Call Neteller customer service and ask to speak to a supervisor.
When they ask why tell them that you talked to one 2 days ago and they told you how to get your eft canceled so you can transfer funds to a non gaming merchant and your eft was not canceled.
When the supervisor gets on the phone, tell him you called 2 days ago and tell him that a supervisor told you to send in an email to cancel your eft to transfer to a non gaming merchant and it will be done within 24 hours.
Ask him if he can please put a note in your record and to please help you so when you send an email again, it will happen.
Try to be overly nice to customer service and supervisor. This approach works every time, as it has worked for 3 people in last 24 hours.
Remember, attitude is everything. The supervisors can make this happen every time!
Adam,
You are clueless. Call Neteller and ask them if us citizens can transfer funds to non gaming merchants and they will tell you YES!
You can't get them to cancel your eft because you are not smart enough to do it right. For you I will tell you how it works every time.
Call Neteller customer service and ask to speak to a supervisor.
When they ask why tell them that you talked to one 2 days ago and they told you how to get your eft canceled so you can transfer funds to a non gaming merchant and your eft was not canceled.
When the supervisor gets on the phone, tell him you called 2 days ago and tell him that a supervisor told you to send in an email to cancel your eft to transfer to a non gaming merchant and it will be done within 24 hours.
Ask him if he can please put a note in your record and to please help you so when you send an email again, it will happen.
Try to be overly nice to customer service and supervisor. This approach works every time, as it has worked for 3 people in last 24 hours.
Remember, attitude is everything. The supervisors can make this happen every time!
VanWilson, you have been directly accused of trying to pawn magical debit cards for thousands of dollars to victims with money stuck in NETELLER; which can only be described as a blatant scam.
Your statements have no credibility. I don't even understand why TheRX continues to tolerate your posts.
Your statements have no credibility. I don't even understand why TheRX continues to tolerate your posts.
Adam,
I am tired of your ignorance. I am not peddling anything. I have no time for morons. Each day goes by and more clients are using my help, where people like you, who no absolutely nothing, have to give crap to anyone who is smarter than you, which are probably most posters.
If you are a programmer in Costa Rica, you should of been smart enough to do a peer to peer to some one you work with in cr before it was stopped.
I am truly sorry I can't help some one as sorry as you.
I am tired of your ignorance. I am not peddling anything. I have no time for morons. Each day goes by and more clients are using my help, where people like you, who no absolutely nothing, have to give crap to anyone who is smarter than you, which are probably most posters.
If you are a programmer in Costa Rica, you should of been smart enough to do a peer to peer to some one you work with in cr before it was stopped.
I am truly sorry I can't help some one as sorry as you.
Great. Good works guys.
My question is, does anyone with more than 50 posts and under 50 ghosts have any advice on where I might be able to find a non-gambling merchant?
I looked for hours on end and I could only find some online video-gaming merchants for complete and utter losers.
Thanks in advance.
btw - Adam - good work. Any suspicion of fraud should be called out. RX mods should address this guy before somebody possibly gets scammed. It's the responsible thing to do.
My question is, does anyone with more than 50 posts and under 50 ghosts have any advice on where I might be able to find a non-gambling merchant?
I looked for hours on end and I could only find some online video-gaming merchants for complete and utter losers.
Thanks in advance.
btw - Adam - good work. Any suspicion of fraud should be called out. RX mods should address this guy before somebody possibly gets scammed. It's the responsible thing to do.
Hey Lander,
You should care about what I know, as I do know of a non gaming neteller merchant. I was the one smart enough to go to them, and set up a program for us citizens to get their money out of neteller.
I am sorry the great lander would not want to learn something that could help people. Probably because Lander has no money stuck!!
You should care about what I know, as I do know of a non gaming neteller merchant. I was the one smart enough to go to them, and set up a program for us citizens to get their money out of neteller.
I am sorry the great lander would not want to learn something that could help people. Probably because Lander has no money stuck!!
Appreciate your high regards for my "greatness", but the reality is I'm just an average joe like the majority of the folks.
And, must like a lot of these other average joes, I have a good chunk of change stuck. Like them, I'd hate to lose money being scammed.
A self-described entrepreneur of all people should appreciate the value of one's security in an investment. At least, I'd have thought so, but I'm sure sarcasm and defensive behavior has its place somewhere in the buisness world too.
And, must like a lot of these other average joes, I have a good chunk of change stuck. Like them, I'd hate to lose money being scammed.
A self-described entrepreneur of all people should appreciate the value of one's security in an investment. At least, I'd have thought so, but I'm sure sarcasm and defensive behavior has its place somewhere in the buisness world too.
I agree with lander, everything we have seen is that in the US at least netteller had almost no non-gambling business( except for a few crooks on e-bay). Now van ,if your so knowledgeable why dont you post a couple of these merchants so we all can see how right you are. Also , if you would like to help me get my money out of neteller I would be more than willing at a 20% discount - of course I would need the money from you upfront, and trust me I,m not a scammer.
If there is a non-gaming merchant that can move funds, they can take a % of those funds as commission. They can also pay a percent of those funds to someone "referring" clients. If they are disreputable, they can keep *all* the funds.
In all cases, however, we are talking only about risking funds and paying from funds that are stuck in NETELLER only.
It makes no sense what-so-ever to pay anyone money outside NETELLER if indeed they can get your funds. Period. If they can get your funds, they can take payment from those funds, *after* the funds are cleared.
Any other arrangement just screams of a con job. Do the logic.
I've seen enough cons and Internet scams to know the modus operandi.
If someone could get funds out, they could offer to do so for any number of reputable RX posters, take the commission *afterwards*, and have their reputation and method confirmed. To date, no one has done this or even offered to do so, just up-front fee scams.
Up-front fee is a simple con job. A common one is the offer of large unsecured loans, you just need to pay an "application fee". Scam. Period. Loan commissions are earned by taking money out of the loan principal when given to you. There is no reputable reason to operate any other way.
Use reason and logic when dealing with a proposal, esp. someone making unsubstantiated claims and refusing to provide verifiable details.
In all cases, however, we are talking only about risking funds and paying from funds that are stuck in NETELLER only.
It makes no sense what-so-ever to pay anyone money outside NETELLER if indeed they can get your funds. Period. If they can get your funds, they can take payment from those funds, *after* the funds are cleared.
Any other arrangement just screams of a con job. Do the logic.
I've seen enough cons and Internet scams to know the modus operandi.
If someone could get funds out, they could offer to do so for any number of reputable RX posters, take the commission *afterwards*, and have their reputation and method confirmed. To date, no one has done this or even offered to do so, just up-front fee scams.
Up-front fee is a simple con job. A common one is the offer of large unsecured loans, you just need to pay an "application fee". Scam. Period. Loan commissions are earned by taking money out of the loan principal when given to you. There is no reputable reason to operate any other way.
Use reason and logic when dealing with a proposal, esp. someone making unsubstantiated claims and refusing to provide verifiable details.
I guess it's my fault for putting Van's email address on a post. It doesn't matter to me one way or the other if anyone does business with him. The only thing that I will say in his defense is that he does not charge an upfront fee and he is no scammer. With that said.....I sure hope after court this month things change!
