[katstale]

Some of you old hands may be able to shed some insight on the veracity of this place. If this is not some sick prank--we would be witnessing the birth of the holy grail of web wallets. Lichtenstein!! Impregnability. Too good to be true?

In any case I just wanted to put it out there for discussion/perusal.

[louis]

E-wallets are dangerous to use. As we have seen, the U.S. can seize funds that are in transit, and then the E-wallet can refuse to pay anyone.

I would stay away from them and use gift cards. Even if you can use gift cards to fund an e-wallet, it is dangerous to have money sitting in e-wallets.

The fact that it is entirely based outside the U.S. does not make it safer.

[WWTSblows]

I am inclined not to trust an ewallet that is putting ..teller.com at the end of their site.

[slash]

If you want me as a customer, you should at least be able to make a web site without spelling errors and missing words.

[Ganchrow]

Originally Posted by slash

If you want me as a customer, you should at least be able to make a web site without spelling errors and missing words.

I suggest you spend a little more time checking out the website before assailing its spelling and diction. (In other words, you're missing something. )

Just don't do it at work.

http://www.wowteller.com

[tacomax]

I'm sure that slash will claim his post was ironic.

[Dead Money]

Unreal.

Click on the join now and check it out.

Not a very secure site. Unfvcking real!

The link is quite funny though.

http://www.wowteller.com/info.php