Seem's like a buisness opportunity -Please Read

[<Idea Guy>]

To whoever reads this, including the founders of Bettorsworld.

There are a lot of use sports bettors that are frustrated at the fact we cannot use our credit cards ( and in some cases where the gambler does not pay ..I dont blame the credit card companies )for gaming purposes. We dont like wire transfers or find Western union inconvienient.

Netteller and pay pal ask too many questions.


This has to be the GREATEST BUISNESS OPPORTUNITY in the world ...to be a middle man ( company ) and get the money from the bettor to the sportsbook, and at a reasonable price( yes I mean cheap..make money on volume ).

There has got to be a way...I know there is ...

[<frosty>]

there are ways. the problem is that they are all illegal! someone would have to open a bank in a place that did not reveal info to the us government. then use the bank just for a sportsbetting clearing house.

[<buddyboy>]

the reason that neteller, paypal, prepaid atm ask so many questions is because they are required to by the banks or merchant networks they subscribe to.

if they didn't do that then bin ladin could open up a paypal account and send money to his buddies.

Drug dealers could keep their money in neteller accounts.

even though these transfer companies are not public companies, the businesses they work with are, and they will not open themselves up to any money laundering scandels.

[chestrockwells]

That's not entirely accurate. When you go to a bank to open an acct.,you fill out forms revealing a certain amount of information. You might keep that same acct. for 5, 10 or 20 years and it is extremely unlikely that your bank will EVER demand additional info. from you or your finances unless you have been flagged. With Paypal etc. that is totally different. I started with Paypal over 1 1/2 yrs ago and from then to now, they have changed and changed their terms of service so that they require more and more information from you, your finances etc. Now, either they were completely out of compliance with the "public companies, networks" etc. that they did business with a year ago or this is bullshit. Look, companies like Paypal started with 2 pocketfulls of "easy" money to finance their questionable business plans..........pissed it all away in the name of market share and signing up users. They are the most "off the cuff" companies you will ever do business with. Paypal's market is auction payments and online sales. People sending money to each other or to books will never be more than a footnote in their business activities. People who use these services need to stop and think for just one moment and reflect as to whether the ever increasing bullshit you will face is worth the so called "convenience".