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Originally Posted by
winbig
Check out the thread about where the founders were arrested. Americans accounted for 75% of their business in '06. They cannot survive without the US market. They would never recover.
They may have seen this coming. They have been expanding aggressively into other markets, even the far east and Asia. Many of the unexpected maintenance outages last year was for them to add new language support to the website. Existing issues seemed unimportant, and maybe that was because complaints were largely from US players, a market they feared might be lost to them.
This has probably happened earlier than they had planned, as they were probably hoping to see the results of the 270 day consultation period after the signing of the "safe ports" act, and then formulate a plan to comply with it, object on the grounds it was impossible to implement, or even find a loophole in the provisions. This would have given them a few more months, but they have had to react now. The fact that they are still willing to accept wire deposits and EFTs shows they are hanging on to as much as they can, for as long as they can, while they push into the new markets.
Those of us who play in these new markets may notice a sudden marketing push for Neteller, which will probably involve the casinos giving out special extra bonuses for Neteller deposits, much like the US players are getting for Payspark and eCheck at present, probably the next targets for the FBI.
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