[justbet]

hey guys i just got all my funds out of neteller earlier today. i went on twoplustwo.com and went into the internet gambling section. there is a massive thread there about people who are non-US who are taking peer-to-peer transfers and transfering the money into people's pokerstars accounts. i tried to see if anyone was interested in putting the money in a sportsbook or paypal but i had no luck. i got over $5000 transfered to my pokerstars account. i paid the 1.9% fee plus 3.1% for him, totaling 5% in fees. this is a little steep i guess but i figured it was worth not having to wait until the end of february to get my money.

i realize that this is pretty sketch (definitely the first thing i thought when reading the thread). however, i can personally say that i did it 2 differrent times and both times it worked out perfectly. my roommate also did this and his worked out perfectly as well. we used jethro87, who was on AIM the whole time i went through the process. His AIM name is jethro87 if you want to contact him and see if he wants to do a transfer for you.

if you have any questions about it you can ask here and i can try to get back to you or you can just go to 2+2 and check out the thread there.

p.s. i am not affiliated with jethro87 in anyway. i just used his service and he was very helpful and professional and i would highly recommend him since i can personally say he is not a rip off. there are a bunch of other people who are doing it also who are trustworthy.

[bigloser]

Crazy

[JoshW]

It might be tempting for some, but honestly I wouldn't do it with anyone I didn't have very high trust in.

[MrX]

It should be noted that many of the non-US accounts that were doing this on the 2+2 forum have been closed by Neteller.

That being said, while it lasted it was a remarkable display. Well over $200k moved with only $500 scammed. It was a wild wild scene.

[MrX]

One of the craziest things I've seen. Since the accounts started being closed, the market has shifted.

The going rate has increased from 5% to 12.5%.

[Wheell]

That's a good sign. It shows people are starting to get an accurate opinion of there chances of getting paid from neteller. When it reaches 40% you know we are close to game over.

[pags11]

interesting and very scary...

[MrX]

I've seen multiple offers of 25% or more from "sellers" who are having a tough time finding a Canadian. The 12.5% is the rate well-known and reputable posters moving large chunks are getting.

[MrX]

Another interesting fact, there was an overlapping period when some Neteller CS reps were actually recommending this method to American callers, while at the same time Canadians were having their accounts permanently closed for doing it.

[Wheell]

Well, this is currently the only methodology available. If they shut this down, then US dollars won't be for sale at any price.