Click2Pay and Payspark are now gone for US Players....

[winbig]

[B]Think about it....next time a particular group or lobby organization wants to get some really controversial Bill slid thru, they just have to attach it to another, hidden deep in the back pages without the American public being fully aware of what the Bill really consists of.

We'll need to keep a tight watch on this. He promised last night in his state of the union address that "piggybacking" bills such as that will not be allowed anymore.

Whether or not that was just lip service....we'll see soon enough.

[sdaddy]

You can log in...(at least I was able to) but you can't get your transaction to go through, if you are a US player. I tried a credit card deposit and it just said "rejected"...no reason given.

Well I'm not able to log in at all. When I contacted PaySpark support about it I got this cryptic response:

Dear XX

Thank you for contacting queries@CSC24Seven.com.

Please be advised that "PaySpark and EZIPay do not permit or support transactions from countries where online gaming is considered illegal.

Should you require any further assistance, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Kind regards

The CSC24Seven Team

What's going on? Are they saying I can't even check my balance?

[Mousey]

Found this on All Jackpots banking update page:

Update for US Players
Last Updated: 10:49 a.m. EST, Wednesday, January 24, 2007

The Jackpot Factory appreciates your business and American players are always welcome at our casinos. In light of NETeller, eCheck and INSTADEBIT withdrawing from the US market, we are actively seeking alternative methods for depositing and withdrawing money from the Jackpot Factory casinos. As the situation is constantly changing, please stay tuned to this page for the latest updates.

Update: As of Wednesday, January 24th, PaySpark is no longer processing deposits to the Casino by players in the US. US players may withdraw to Payspark through January 28th.

[RobWin]

We'll need to keep a tight watch on this. He promised last night in his state of the union address that "piggybacking" bills such as that will not be allowed anymore.

Whether or not that was just lip service....we'll see soon enough.

Totally agree. Just wish he would be enough of a stand up guy to retro back what he did with the UIGEA attachment, especially after this statement in the State of the Union address.