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Originally Posted by amatrine
Lol, Kinda ironic.
As far as neteller, I think they keep adding interest to what the amount was.
I dont know. All I know is they keep accepting the money, and keep calling me looking for money,lol I just wish I would have read under the terms when I signed up that they are not respnsable for fraud. They pointed that out to me. I think all ewallets including paypal are that way.
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It doesn't follow that YOU are responsible either. I am not sure how fraud could end up with you owing money to Neteller anyway, because Neteller is not supposed to give credit. If it did, it would only be on an unsecured basis, which means they may keep asking for money, but there is nothing they can do to make you pay other than confiscate payments that wander into the account, which they seem to be doing. If they were negligent in allowing the fraud to take place, they could be countersued, although it would have to be in the Isle of Man or English courts.
There is now growing mistrust of online secure services because these frauds are now so sophisticated that even the experts are being caught out on occasion as software products, and Windows itself, have loopholes that are exploited to the full.
The reputable company SONY were reprimanded for installing serious malware as part of their copy protection. The malware was in such a form that security software could not detect & remove it, and it lead to the possibility of introducing a vulnerability that hackers could exploit once they had disassembled the SONY software.
Here in the UK, Neteller deposits are only protected up to £1000, and not the £30,000 plus that would be the case were it a proper bank.