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This might not be relevant Gooner, but PayPay recently boosted their rates to 4.1% and, if they were still taking gambling money, that’s what we would be paying.
When Bob posted this info yesterday, I went to the site through his link and read every page. At the time, I noticed that he is a 2-Tier affiliate for the program – so what? Doesn’t bother me to be under someone. I’m under loads of people with casino signups and he took the trouble to post all that useful info which might offer some solution to our problems.
On reading the E-Gold site (sp?), it seems long-standing (posts and info going back at least 7 years) and I’ve actually heard of some of their clients.
I would be interested in seeing if casinos would accept this as a payment method for both affiliates and players. Otherwise, it’s use is questionable.
ntaus
two sites that accept e-gold
http://www.betroyal.com/Info/PaymentOptions.aspx
(but they link to xwww.egold.com, not to xwww.e-gold.com)If there is a downside to owning gold, it is one which I have not seen posted, so let’s be clear about this.
The value of gold fluctuates, just like the value of other currencies fluctuate, meaning its value can go down, or UP, on a daily (minute by minute) basis.
However, the value of the $US dollar has been dropping in recent days, down to the GBP, the Euro and the Thai Baht! Perhaps the dollar is dropping because the USA is perhaps NOW the largest debtor nation in the world. Maybe its value is dropping because of other market reasons (I’m not an analyst). But dropping to the Thai Baht should be raising Red Flags among institutional currency traders.
Overall, owning gold keeps ones financial position stable. Not as an investment, but as security, gold is recognized worldwide as the most solid form of currency. If its value goes up, or down, it is something we all have to live with.
BobMcD
We’re ALL Gamblers!I’m converted and will be happy to sign up under your link in due course.
Firstly, I think we need to get some casino companies to introduce this method of payment.
On this note, I sent a PM to Shelli at Brightshare asking her to read this thread – if she can. I’m not sure about her accessing a private forum.
Admin?
If she can’t get in here, what could be done to get aff mgrs reading about this and taking it under consideration? Incidentally, Shelli says that the Financial people at Brightshare have nixed signing up for ePassporte and EcoCard. I haven’t questioned their decision since my decision was the same.
ntaus
Hello Ntaus8 and ALL who read this,
From what I have learned recently, Ecocard is owned by a company also owned by Neteller. If the DOJ widens their web (as they seem to always do in these cases), Ecocard will also be ensnared in the Neteller mess.
Do a Google search… put the two words together: Neteller + Ecocard
See what comes up!As for epassporte, I signed up 12 days ago and they have still not made the small deposits to my bank in order to verify my account.
Epassporte DID send me an email telling me I could access funds immediately by signing up one of my credit cards, and of course they wanted the 3 digit code found on the back of the card. Not for me!
My intentions were never to use a credit card to fund an ewallet account. Some US based credit card companies who have done this for US clients may decide to do an internal investigation and then the mayonnaise WILL hit the fan.
If your program manager cannot access this thread, signup FIRST, and then send your own e-gold.com link to your program manager. No one in authority is dumb in this business. Am sure competitors are always checking out the competition… at least the smart ones do.
BobMcD
Do What’s Best for You!Managers can access this section.
