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StrictPay. If you are not familiar with US law or banking type law, avoid offshore banks and ones based in third world countries like Panama until you have made some enquiries at your own bank or researched the legality of their terms for transfers and debit cards. Laws differ from country to country. StrictPay is renowned for the highest levels of technical and customer support. The operation is based in Panama but it is becoming accepted by most Europeans. I am testing it with a $10 spend. If I receive a significant amount of funds, I will ask The Royal Bank of Scotland in Leeds for a more informed opinion on the legality of banks in Panama. If you are only using it to transfer funds into money game type programs, matrices and MLMs there is no need to make a big issue over it. |
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LibertyReserve. Most North Americans are not very happy about this processor and there are good reasons for their concern. The standards of customer service is not up to the standard of processors like StrictPay and Americans are used to top quality customer service. LibertyReserve allows far more HYIP programs to use their services than the other processors, as money game laws are not as strict as they are in America. LibertyReserve does not compensate you for any losses, if the program, in which you have placed your funds turns out to be corrupt. Take even more care with DD, if a program only gives you the option of using LR and you are considering fairly large spends. You can not make payments or withdraw funds directly from your bank to LibertyReserve. You have to use an exchanger. That is no reason to be put off. Every European who has a punt on high risk opportunities should. |
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