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Date: 19 Dec 2006 09:17:52
From: Michael Mathews
Subject: How do US citizens buy into online poker sites
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I am Canadian.....
A buddy and I were talking about putting some money into an online poker
site to play for real money... The question came up, with the new US law,
just how does a US citizen buy into an online poker site?
Credit cards can't be used and now banks are prohibited from allowing
financial transactions to sites for the purpose of gambling including poker.
So again how does a US citizen deposit money into a poker site?
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Date: 19 Dec 2006 08:26:58
From: Kinnipak
Subject: Re: How do US citizens buy into online poker sites
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On Dec 19 2006 3:17 AM, Michael Mathews wrote:
> I am Canadian.....
> A buddy and I were talking about putting some money into an online poker
> site to play for real money... The question came up, with the new US law,
> just how does a US citizen buy into an online poker site?
> Credit cards can't be used and now banks are prohibited from allowing
> financial transactions to sites for the purpose of gambling including poker.
> So again how does a US citizen deposit money into a poker site?
i wonder if they have a Fourth of July in Canada.....
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Date: 19 Dec 16:43:16
From: CHarrison100
Subject: Re: How do US citizens buy into online poker sites
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On Dec 19 2006 11:26 AM, Kinnipak wrote:
> On Dec 19 2006 3:17 AM, Michael Mathews wrote:
>
> > I am Canadian.....
> > A buddy and I were talking about putting some money into an online poker
> > site to play for real money... The question came up, with the new US law,
> > just how does a US citizen buy into an online poker site?
> > Credit cards can't be used and now banks are prohibited from allowing
> > financial transactions to sites for the purpose of gambling including poker.
> > So again how does a US citizen deposit money into a poker site?
>
> i wonder if they have a Fourth of July in Canada.....
Yes, but we prefer to celebrate our countries birthday on July 1st.
The new laws have made it difficult for Americans to use all the choices they
had before. Some sites have even decided to block American in case the law could
be used against them.
You will find that where there is a will there is a way and any of the
resourceful people south of the border will still play.
Take a look in the archives leading up to and just after the bill was signed.
This board was full of post on the topic.
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Date: 19 Dec 16:53:15
From: Gary Carson
Subject: Re: How do US citizens buy into online poker sites
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On Dec 19 2006 10:43 AM, CHarrison100 wrote:
> On Dec 19 2006 11:26 AM, Kinnipak wrote:
>
> > On Dec 19 2006 3:17 AM, Michael Mathews wrote:
> >
> > > I am Canadian.....
> > > A buddy and I were talking about putting some money into an online poker
> > > site to play for real money... The question came up, with the new US law,
> > > just how does a US citizen buy into an online poker site?
> > > Credit cards can't be used and now banks are prohibited from allowing
> > > financial transactions to sites for the purpose of gambling including
> > > poker.
> > > So again how does a US citizen deposit money into a poker site?
> >
> > i wonder if they have a Fourth of July in Canada.....
>
> Yes, but we prefer to celebrate our countries birthday on July 1st.
>
> The new laws have made it difficult for Americans to use all the choices they
> had before. Some sites have even decided to block American in case the law
> could
> be used against them.
But the recent laws aren't about citizenship at all, residence maybe, but nobody
is going to have to fax a passport.
Gary Carson
http://www.garycarson.com
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Date: 19 Dec 18:20:42
From: CHarrison100
Subject: Re: How do US citizens buy into online poker sites
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On Dec 19 2006 11:53 AM, Gary Carson wrote:
>
>
>
> On Dec 19 2006 10:43 AM, CHarrison100 wrote:
>
> > On Dec 19 2006 11:26 AM, Kinnipak wrote:
> >
> > > On Dec 19 2006 3:17 AM, Michael Mathews wrote:
> > >
> > > > I am Canadian.....
> > > > A buddy and I were talking about putting some money into an online poker
> > > > site to play for real money... The question came up, with the new US
> > > > law,
> > > > just how does a US citizen buy into an online poker site?
> > > > Credit cards can't be used and now banks are prohibited from allowing
> > > > financial transactions to sites for the purpose of gambling including
> > > > poker.
> > > > So again how does a US citizen deposit money into a poker site?
> > >
> > > i wonder if they have a Fourth of July in Canada.....
> >
> > Yes, but we prefer to celebrate our countries birthday on July 1st.
> >
> > The new laws have made it difficult for Americans to use all the choices
> > they
> > had before. Some sites have even decided to block American in case the law
> > could
> > be used against them.
>
> But the recent laws aren't about citizenship at all, residence maybe, but
> nobody
> is going to have to fax a passport.
>
>
> Gary Carson
> http://www.garycarson.com
>
>
Is that true? If I went to LV would i not be able to play my Party account?
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Date: 19 Dec 18:25:23
From: Gary Carson
Subject: Re: How do US citizens buy into online poker sites
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On Dec 19 2006 12:20 PM, CHarrison100 wrote:
>
>
> On Dec 19 2006 11:53 AM, Gary Carson wrote:
>
> >
> >
> >
> > On Dec 19 2006 10:43 AM, CHarrison100 wrote:
> >
> > > On Dec 19 2006 11:26 AM, Kinnipak wrote:
> > >
> > > > On Dec 19 2006 3:17 AM, Michael Mathews wrote:
> > > >
> > > > > I am Canadian.....
> > > > > A buddy and I were talking about putting some money into an online
> > > > > poker
> > > > > site to play for real money... The question came up, with the new US
> > > > > law,
> > > > > just how does a US citizen buy into an online poker site?
> > > > > Credit cards can't be used and now banks are prohibited from allowing
> > > > > financial transactions to sites for the purpose of gambling including
> > > > > poker.
> > > > > So again how does a US citizen deposit money into a poker site?
> > > >
> > > > i wonder if they have a Fourth of July in Canada.....
> > >
> > > Yes, but we prefer to celebrate our countries birthday on July 1st.
> > >
> > > The new laws have made it difficult for Americans to use all the choices
> > > they
> > > had before. Some sites have even decided to block American in case the law
> > > could
> > > be used against them.
> >
> > But the recent laws aren't about citizenship at all, residence maybe, but
> > nobody
> > is going to have to fax a passport.
> >
> >
> > Gary Carson
> > http://www.garycarson.com
> >
> >
> Is that true? If I went to LV would i not be able to play my Party account?
That's up to Party.
Actually the law might or might not apply to residency, that's yet to be
determined for sure. It will probably be some combination of residency and
whether your bank has assets in the United States for depositing. The law
doesn't really have anything to do with playing.
Gary Carson
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Date: 19 Dec 18:54:59
From: CHarrison100
Subject: Re: How do US citizens buy into online poker sites
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On Dec 19 2006 1:25 PM, Gary Carson wrote:
>
>
>
> On Dec 19 2006 12:20 PM, CHarrison100 wrote:
>
> >
> >
> > On Dec 19 2006 11:53 AM, Gary Carson wrote:
> >
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > On Dec 19 2006 10:43 AM, CHarrison100 wrote:
> > >
> > > > On Dec 19 2006 11:26 AM, Kinnipak wrote:
> > > >
> > > > > On Dec 19 2006 3:17 AM, Michael Mathews wrote:
> > > > >
> > > > > > I am Canadian.....
> > > > > > A buddy and I were talking about putting some money into an online
> > > > > > poker
> > > > > > site to play for real money... The question came up, with the new US
> > > > > > law,
> > > > > > just how does a US citizen buy into an online poker site?
> > > > > > Credit cards can't be used and now banks are prohibited from
> > > > > > allowing
> > > > > > financial transactions to sites for the purpose of gambling
> > > > > > including
> > > > > > poker.
> > > > > > So again how does a US citizen deposit money into a poker site?
> > > > >
> > > > > i wonder if they have a Fourth of July in Canada.....
> > > >
> > > > Yes, but we prefer to celebrate our countries birthday on July 1st.
> > > >
> > > > The new laws have made it difficult for Americans to use all the choices
> > > > they
> > > > had before. Some sites have even decided to block American in case the
> > > > law
> > > > could
> > > > be used against them.
> > >
> > > But the recent laws aren't about citizenship at all, residence maybe, but
> > > nobody
> > > is going to have to fax a passport.
> > >
> > >
> > > Gary Carson
> > > http://www.garycarson.com
> > >
> > >
> > Is that true? If I went to LV would i not be able to play my Party account?
>
> That's up to Party.
>
> Actually the law might or might not apply to residency, that's yet to be
> determined for sure. It will probably be some combination of residency and
> whether your bank has assets in the United States for depositing. The law
> doesn't really have anything to do with playing.
>
>
> Gary Carson
> http://www.garycarson.com
>
>
There you go. I haven't looked into it too much as i am up here in the great
green north. Thanks Gary.
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Date: 19 Dec 19:30:22
From: Gary Carson
Subject: Re: How do US citizens buy into online poker sites
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On Dec 19 2006 12:54 PM, CHarrison100 wrote:
> There you go. I haven't looked into it too much as i am up here in the great
> green north. Thanks Gary.
>
The US Federal Reserve was given a few months to right up the rules for
implementation of the new law. So it will still be a couple of months before we
know for sure. But the US banking industry was lobbying against the part of the
bill that covered checking accounts until they wrote the part iin about the Fed
Researve writing the specifics of implementation. So, there's a good chance
that checking accounts won't be included in the final rules (even though the law
covers them). The US Federal Reserve is owned by US Banks, not by the Federal
Governmnet.
But in any event the rules are forbidding transfer of funds for purposes of
illegal gambling. And, it's not clear whether online poker is illegal or not.
So far the US Attorney General says yes but they haven't found a federal court
that aggrees with them yet.
The US government pretty much can't touch a bank that does not have assets in
the US. But even Canadian Banks are reachable by the US if they have cash in
the US. So, you might need to check where your bank does bussiness.
Some poker sites have overreacted by cutting off all service to the US, but the
law doesn't require that.
But the US really is a rogue country with a lot of guns and a lot of ships. In
the past we have invaded countries simply to serve criminal arrest warrents
(that's what we did in Panama, invaded the country to arrest someone suspected
of indirect drug trafficing).
We've also just passed a law that says if the president just says he thinks you
might be funding a terrosit then we can legally lock you up in isolation and
torture you until you go insane. And us being a country of laws and all that,
we just might do that to an online gambler.
So there's really no telling what we'll do and a lot of the site owners realize
how insane the government of the US actually is and don't want to have anything
to do with it.
Personally I think this is about a lot more than poker. Canada needs to beef up
their border protection.
Gary Carson
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Date: 20 Dec 13:37:14
From: CHarrison100
Subject: Re: How do US citizens buy into online poker sites
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> Personally I think this is about a lot more than poker. Canada needs to beef
> up
> their border protection.
>
>
> Gary Carson
> http://www.garycarson.com
>
Why is the American government using misdirection and telling people to look at
Middle East as it tears down the borders and creates one giant "United Countries
of North America"?
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Date: 20 Dec 14:50:37
From: Gary Carson
Subject: Re: How do US citizens buy into online poker sites
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On Dec 20 2006 7:37 AM, CHarrison100 wrote:
> > Personally I think this is about a lot more than poker. Canada needs to beef
> > up
> > their border protection.
I don't understand my country at all any more. I sure don't have much pride in
it.
This Padilla thing, the American Citizen we've held in sensery depravation for 3
years with no criminal charges at all, is scary. Nobody seems to care. I don't
understand why we don't. It's terrible what we've done to that man. For no
reason at all other than they could, the United States put to bear all the power
they could muster for no reason other than to drive the man crazy. And, they
succedded. They still won't release him from his cage without blinders and ear
plugs.
Then, with a straight face, our Hero Attorney General takes the position that no
one can investigatge what had been done to him because he's too crazy to take
part on his own behalf.
You should be very, very frightened to be a neighbor of the United States.
We're insane and we don't care.
We invaded Panama to make an arrest on a drug charge and then didn't allow the
guy to defend himself in court because of "national security concerns" and we
didn't even blink. Sounded good to us.
> >
> Why is the American government using misdirection and telling people to look
> at
> Middle East as it tears down the borders and creates one giant "United
> Countries
> of North America"?
>
>
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Date: 20 Dec 2006 10:08:30
From: Tom Cruise's Ex-Girlfriend's Secret Lover
Subject: Re: How do US citizens buy into online poker sites
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"Gary Carson" <garycarson@alumni.northwestern.edu > wrote in message
> I don't understand my country at all any more. I sure don't have much
> pride in
> it.
Then please leave.
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Date: 20 Dec 21:46:16
From: Gary Carson
Subject: Re: How do US citizens buy into online poker sites
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On Dec 20 2006 9:08 AM, Tom Cruise's Ex-Girlfriend's Secret Lover wrote:
> "Gary Carson" wrote in message
> > I don't understand my country at all any more. I sure don't have much
> > pride in
> > it.
>
> Then please leave.
People like you are why it's impossible to have any pride in what's happened.
You are a worthless and destructive theif. It's my country and you can try all
you want but you aren't going to steal it.
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Date: 19 Dec 2006 07:23:35
From:
Subject: Re: How do US citizens buy into online poker sites
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I'm new here so i'm not sure why this wasn't mentioned already.
although there are many posts already on this issue if you search for
them.
i use neteller.com (others available too)
while the law's been passed, banks have some time to work out their
protocols. until then neteller will work. it's a stable, legit, non us
based company. time will tell if banks will block us from depositing
there too. if so, other options will become available. too much demand
to simply go away.
Michael Mathews wrote:
> I am Canadian.....
> A buddy and I were talking about putting some money into an online poker
> site to play for real money... The question came up, with the new US law,
> just how does a US citizen buy into an online poker site?
> Credit cards can't be used and now banks are prohibited from allowing
> financial transactions to sites for the purpose of gambling including poker.
> So again how does a US citizen deposit money into a poker site?
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Date: 19 Dec 13:02:48
From: Gary Carson
Subject: Re: How do US citizens buy into online poker sites
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On Dec 19 2006 3:17 AM, Michael Mathews wrote:
> I am Canadian.....
> A buddy and I were talking about putting some money into an online poker
> site to play for real money... The question came up, with the new US law,
> just how does a US citizen buy into an online poker site?
> Credit cards can't be used and now banks are prohibited from allowing
> financial transactions to sites for the purpose of gambling including poker.
> So again how does a US citizen deposit money into a poker site?
I guess you must have been educated in Canada.
A US citizen does the same thing a Canadian citizen does to deposit money into a
poker site.
Gary Carson
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Date: 19 Dec 10:03:25
From: Mr. Peoples
Subject: Re: How do US citizens buy into online poker sites
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I stopped reading when I saw the word Canadian...
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Date: 19 Dec 2006 11:35:53
From: MAM
Subject: Re: How do US citizens buy into online poker sites
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But you took the time to reply...........
"Mr. Peoples" <43086600@recpoker.com > wrote in message
news:1166522605$924207@recpoker.com...
> I stopped reading when I saw the word Canadian...
>
>
>
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Date: 19 Dec 2006 20:13:35
From: scotty
Subject: Re: How do US citizens buy into online poker sites
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I apologise for the rude anti Canadian posts even though I didn't make
them. There is no reason to be anti Canadian.
GrimJack808 wrote:
> Why deposit at all?
>
> Why not take advantage of one of the free no deposit required bankrolls
> available through this link:
>
> They give you from $50 up to $100 free with no need to
> deposit...depending upon where you are from.
>
> Here is the link:
>
> http://tinyurl.com/s4aw9
>
> Good Luck!
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>
> Extra $60-$90-$120 over & above normal bonus for 12 popular sites:
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>
> Michael Mathews wrote:
> > I am Canadian.....
> > A buddy and I were talking about putting some money into an online poker
> > site to play for real money... The question came up, with the new US law,
> > just how does a US citizen buy into an online poker site?
> > Credit cards can't be used and now banks are prohibited from allowing
> > financial transactions to sites for the purpose of gambling including poker.
> > So again how does a US citizen deposit money into a poker site?
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Date: 20 Dec 2006 06:31:58
From: Michael Mathews
Subject: Re: How do US citizens buy into online poker sites
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thanks scotty
"scotty" <bnbkern@adelphia.net > wrote in message
news:1166588015.059264.250580@48g2000cwx.googlegroups.com...
> I apologise for the rude anti Canadian posts even though I didn't make
> them. There is no reason to be anti Canadian.
>
>
> GrimJack808 wrote:
> > Why deposit at all?
> >
> > Why not take advantage of one of the free no deposit required bankrolls
> > available through this link:
> >
> > They give you from $50 up to $100 free with no need to
> > deposit...depending upon where you are from.
> >
> > Here is the link:
> >
> > http://tinyurl.com/s4aw9
> >
> > Good Luck!
> > --------------------------------------------------------------
> > $100 Free Party Poker Bankroll -OR- $50 Free Titan Poker Bankroll
> > $100 Free Absolute Poker Bankroll
> > No Deposit/No Credit Card
> > http://www.pokersourceonline.com/freepoker/money.asp?rc=GRIMJACK808
> >
> > Extra $60-$90-$120 over & above normal bonus for 12 popular sites:
> > http://www.pokersourceonline.com/freepoker/gifts.asp?rc=GRIMJACK808
> >
> > Michael Mathews wrote:
> > > I am Canadian.....
> > > A buddy and I were talking about putting some money into an online
poker
> > > site to play for real money... The question came up, with the new US
law,
> > > just how does a US citizen buy into an online poker site?
> > > Credit cards can't be used and now banks are prohibited from allowing
> > > financial transactions to sites for the purpose of gambling including
poker.
> > > So again how does a US citizen deposit money into a poker site?
>
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Date: 20 Dec 2006 03:50:27
From: Michael Mathews
Subject: Re: How do US citizens buy into online poker sites
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Hey sorry for all the fuss (and the anti Canadian remarks that were made).
This was just a simply question of curiously. At this point in time we here
in Canada have no such law(s) like the one recently passed by the US
government. If the laws in the United States prohibit Americans from using
credit cards and/or the banks accounts to deposit money for gambling which
at this point in time includes poker, how will/do you deposit money for the
purposes of playing poker. I understand that this law isn't about whether
poker is legal or not, this law prohibits the transfer of money for the
purposes of gambling(poker).
"Michael Mathews" <mamda@shaw.ca > wrote in message
news:47Ohh.501317$5R2.45688@pd7urf3no...
> I am Canadian.....
> A buddy and I were talking about putting some money into an online poker
> site to play for real money... The question came up, with the new US law,
> just how does a US citizen buy into an online poker site?
> Credit cards can't be used and now banks are prohibited from allowing
> financial transactions to sites for the purpose of gambling including
poker.
> So again how does a US citizen deposit money into a poker site?
>
>
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Date: 20 Dec 13:34:05
From: CHarrison100
Subject: Re: How do US citizens buy into online poker sites
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On Dec 19 2006 10:50 PM, Michael Mathews wrote:
> Hey sorry for all the fuss (and the anti Canadian remarks that were made).
> This was just a simply question of curiously. At this point in time we here
> in Canada have no such law(s) like the one recently passed by the US
> government. If the laws in the United States prohibit Americans from using
> credit cards and/or the banks accounts to deposit money for gambling which
> at this point in time includes poker, how will/do you deposit money for the
> purposes of playing poker. I understand that this law isn't about whether
> poker is legal or not, this law prohibits the transfer of money for the
> purposes of gambling(poker).
>
>
> "Michael Mathews" wrote in message
> news:47Ohh.501317$5R2.45688@pd7urf3no...
> > I am Canadian.....
> > A buddy and I were talking about putting some money into an online poker
> > site to play for real money... The question came up, with the new US law,
> > just how does a US citizen buy into an online poker site?
> > Credit cards can't be used and now banks are prohibited from allowing
> > financial transactions to sites for the purpose of gambling including
> poker.
> > So again how does a US citizen deposit money into a poker site?
> >
> >
I didn't find anything offensive about the comments towards Canada. There has
been a lot worse posted on other sites and you will find this one has a nice mix
of several countries.
It seems our neighbours to the south use the Neteller or other pay systems that
are still operating to fund the sites that are not restricting play from
customers in the area they live. And yes Gary it has nothing to do with
citizenship.
Hope we answered your questions.
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Date: 21 Dec 2006 06:17:34
From: MAM
Subject: Re: How do US citizens buy into online poker sites
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> I didn't find anything offensive about the comments towards Canada. There
has
> been a lot worse posted on other sites and you will find this one has a
nice mix
> of several countries.
>
> It seems our neighbours to the south use the Neteller or other pay systems
that
> are still operating to fund the sites that are not restricting play from
> customers in the area they live. And yes Gary it has nothing to do with
> citizenship.
>
> Hope we answered your questions.
>
I just thought some of the comments were off but you are right, I imagine
there has been worse said. I just didn't think any of it was necessary at
all.
BTW 'citizenship' was never part of the question... it was in reference to
the people of the United States as opposed to the people of Canada because
the new law applies to people in the US....
I understand right now, things haven't changed. A law is in place but isn't
ready to be enforced. Procedure to implement the law need to be written up.
Isn't the idea of the law though to prevent US people from transferring
money for the purposes of gambling(poker)? Credit cards are already
prevented from transferring money. Now banks will be forced to prevent money
to be transferred for the purposes of gambling(poker) too! So the question
is, "When all this is in place, how will Americans transfer money to play
poker?" Yes there is Neteller which is a non US company. What if the
rules/law/US government black list companies like Neteller telling banks
they can't allow money transfers there at all??? A subsequent post suggests
money orders, yes where there is a will there is a way.... I was just
curious.....
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Date: 20 Dec 2006 14:01:32
From:
Subject: Re: How do US citizens buy into online poker sites
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Yeah they've been saying online poker was illegal for as long as I can
remember. It doesn't matter what they do, people will still play. If
we have to mail a money order to Costa Rica and play through a foreign
proxy, that's what we will do. I doubt it will come to that, but ya
never know. Still up to now though the only thing I notice is Party
doesn't let me on anymore.
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Date: 21 Dec 2006 06:25:38
From: MAM
Subject: Re: How do US citizens buy into online poker sites
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I suppose if worse comes to worse, then money orders will have to do. You
can still play online, the intent of the law is to stop you from playing by
eliminating the ability to put money into the site. You take cash to Western
Union... buy a money order (how are they suppose to know where the money is
going)... send it to either your favourite poker site or to an online money
account from which it can then be transferred to your favourite poker site.
Question.... could the US postal services be prevented from delivering
mail(and thusly your money order) to a place like Neteller? lol ;-}
<rgposter@yahoo.com > wrote in message
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> Yeah they've been saying online poker was illegal for as long as I can
> remember. It doesn't matter what they do, people will still play. If
> we have to mail a money order to Costa Rica and play through a foreign
> proxy, that's what we will do. I doubt it will come to that, but ya
> never know. Still up to now though the only thing I notice is Party
> doesn't let me on anymore.
>
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Date: 19 Dec 2006 15:26:33
From: GrimJack808
Subject: Re: How do US citizens buy into online poker sites
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Michael Mathews wrote:
> I am Canadian.....
> A buddy and I were talking about putting some money into an online poker
> site to play for real money... The question came up, with the new US law,
> just how does a US citizen buy into an online poker site?
> Credit cards can't be used and now banks are prohibited from allowing
> financial transactions to sites for the purpose of gambling including poker.
> So again how does a US citizen deposit money into a poker site?
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