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Manne wrote:
Online Gamblers in most U.S states have very little to fear, at least not prosecution. Gamblers in the United States usually make payments through online payment processors since most banks have stopped allowing the use of credit cards for online gambling a few years ago.
Experts say that since most gambling sites are located outside the United States, they do not have the same legal rights as websites in the U.S
So American players can continuing to gambling online!!
How can they continue if the banks do not let them use credit card for gambling? The problem is with payment processing, not with the gambling site. They will have problem until the banks let them use their card for gambling.
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olbg wrote:
How can they continue if the banks do not let them use credit card for gambling? The problem is with payment processing, not with the gambling site. They will have problem until the banks let them use their card for gambling.
So that means if credit cards are not allowed, then people have to use services like paypal.
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crassus wrote:
So that means if credit cards are not allowed, then people have to use services like paypal.
Oh, so you guys mean, its safe playing with other payment processing? But its too difficult because credit card is the main payment processor of the current time.
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olbg wrote:
Oh, so you guys mean, its safe playing with other payment processing? But its too difficult because credit card is the main payment processor of the current time.
I think its safe , if you play with only those sites that have been in business for long are safer , the newer one may create soem problem
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mtajim wrote:
I think its safe , if you play with only those sites that have been in business for long are safer , the newer one may create soem problem
Yeah, thats obvious. You should not go with new companies for a small benefit.
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Manne wrote:
Online Gamblers in most U.S states have very little to fear, at least not prosecution. Gamblers in the United States usually make payments through online payment processors since most banks have stopped allowing the use of credit cards for online gambling a few years ago.
Experts say that since most gambling sites are located outside the United States, they do not have the same legal rights as websites in the U.S
So American players can continuing to gambling online!!
Stopping online-gambling is roughly as difficult as stopping all office football pools or underground poker-rooms.
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Manne wrote:
Online Gamblers in most U.S states have very little to fear, at least not prosecution. Gamblers in the United States usually make payments through online payment processors since most banks have stopped allowing the use of credit cards for online gambling a few years ago.
Experts say that since most gambling sites are located outside the United States, they do not have the same legal rights as websites in the U.S
So American players can continuing to gambling online!!
Get America to open up its market to foreign firms offering online gambling.
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Experts say that since most gambling sites are located outside the United States, they do not have the same legal rights as websites in the U.S
So American players can continuing to gambling online!!