Do you guys intend on trying Neteller or Paypal? I have found that to be the fastest and most effective way of transfering money between books.
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Aces Gold?
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1. As we have mentioned several times in the past, we have no plans of implementing NETELLER.
2. We will consider other forms of e-payment such as Paypal.
FYI, you can transfer funds from other sportsbooks to your AcesGoldCasino.com and Sports-Market.com accounts, call us at 1-800-256-7157 to check if your sportsbook is in our express processing list.
Thanks,
Gerry
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2. We will consider other forms of e-payment such as Paypal.
FYI, you can transfer funds from other sportsbooks to your AcesGoldCasino.com and Sports-Market.com accounts, call us at 1-800-256-7157 to check if your sportsbook is in our express processing list.
Thanks,
Gerry
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http://www.Sports-Market.com 1-800-721-8885
Think you fellas need to give serious consideration to PayPal. Easiest way to transfer money thru the internet.
Neemer,
We will be deliberating on Paypal. Bear in mind that our foremost concern is the safety and security of our customer's information.
Thanks,
Gerry
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http://www.AcesGoldCasino.com 1-800-256-7157
http://www.Sports-Market.com 1-800-721-8885
We will be deliberating on Paypal. Bear in mind that our foremost concern is the safety and security of our customer's information.
Thanks,
Gerry
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http://www.AcesGoldCasino.com 1-800-256-7157
http://www.Sports-Market.com 1-800-721-8885
I'd have FULL confidence in the security of their site. On average, they're signing up 9,000 people a DAY. Driving PayPal's torrid growth is a simple joining of two proven technologies: e-mail and the credit-card network. Registered users can send a payment to anybody with an e-mail address just by writing a dollar amount into an online form. When the e-mail is sent, the payment is charged to the sender's credit card or bank account. Registration takes five minutes. If the person on the other end isn't a registered PayPal user, that's OK. The receiver just fills out the form attached to the e-payment to tap the money, which is already waiting in a PayPal.com account in the receiver's name.
Wall Street's Goldman Sachs Group Inc., together with a fund tied to the West Coast Web incubator idealab!, recently invested $23 million in PayPal.com during its second round of venture financing. Its first round came from Nokia Corp., the Finnish mobile phone giant, and Deutsche Bank AG of Germany
"Sometimes I worry that we're too obsessed with security," concedes Mr. Thiel. Other online payment systems have received bad press over lax security. But long before last week's hacking attacks, PayPal sought to keep its system secure by hiring a board of advisers staffed with heavyweights in encryption technology. One is Stanford University Prof. Martin Hellman, one of the brains behind the most commonly used form of encryption on the Internet. Another is Stanford Prof. Dan Boneh, who leads a team of researchers who specialize in code breaking.
EVERY member's account is insured up to $100,000 dollars through Traveler's Insurance. And one of the best things about it in my opinion, is that you earn 4.2% interest on the money that's sitting in your account. Last time I looked at my Bank's saving account rate is was 2.6%. Also keep in mind that you receive $5 bucks for each person that you refer to PayPal.
I think this is the future in purchasing or sending monetary transactions through the net. I've been using it for a little over six weeks, and I've been pretty damn impressed...
Wall Street's Goldman Sachs Group Inc., together with a fund tied to the West Coast Web incubator idealab!, recently invested $23 million in PayPal.com during its second round of venture financing. Its first round came from Nokia Corp., the Finnish mobile phone giant, and Deutsche Bank AG of Germany
"Sometimes I worry that we're too obsessed with security," concedes Mr. Thiel. Other online payment systems have received bad press over lax security. But long before last week's hacking attacks, PayPal sought to keep its system secure by hiring a board of advisers staffed with heavyweights in encryption technology. One is Stanford University Prof. Martin Hellman, one of the brains behind the most commonly used form of encryption on the Internet. Another is Stanford Prof. Dan Boneh, who leads a team of researchers who specialize in code breaking.
EVERY member's account is insured up to $100,000 dollars through Traveler's Insurance. And one of the best things about it in my opinion, is that you earn 4.2% interest on the money that's sitting in your account. Last time I looked at my Bank's saving account rate is was 2.6%. Also keep in mind that you receive $5 bucks for each person that you refer to PayPal.
I think this is the future in purchasing or sending monetary transactions through the net. I've been using it for a little over six weeks, and I've been pretty damn impressed...
Aces....
Just found out that if your organization wants to accept PayPal payments in the form of funding ones account, ACES GOLD must have a secure encrypted site. You can tell if a particular site is encrypted by the beginning of the Company's web address. It must start with "HTTPS" instead of the usual "HTTP". It also must have a "lock" feature in the bottom right hand corner. I noticed that your site has neither, and was wondering if you all plan on adding this to your site??
PayPal automatically encrypts your confidential information in transit from your computer to theirs using the Secure Sockets Layer protocol (SSL) with an encryption key length of 128-bits (the highest level commercially available). Before you even register or login to their site, their server checks that you're using an approved browser - one that uses SSL 3.0 or higher.
Once your information reaches PayPal, it resides on a server that is heavily guarded both physically and electronically. Their servers sit behind an electronic firewall and are not directly connected to the Internet, so your private information is available only to authorized computers.
Protection against unauthorized withdrawals from your PayPal account, including unauthorized withdrawals from any checking account you may have linked to PayPal, up to $100,000.
Insurance that is instant and FREE - you don't have to apply for coverage and there is no cost to you.
Assurance that with SafeWeb Insurance and PayPal's Data Security and Encryption, your money is safe and secure
Hell, I know I sound like a PayPal salesman, but I really think by adding this feature you all will be another step ahead of your competition....
Just found out that if your organization wants to accept PayPal payments in the form of funding ones account, ACES GOLD must have a secure encrypted site. You can tell if a particular site is encrypted by the beginning of the Company's web address. It must start with "HTTPS" instead of the usual "HTTP". It also must have a "lock" feature in the bottom right hand corner. I noticed that your site has neither, and was wondering if you all plan on adding this to your site??
PayPal automatically encrypts your confidential information in transit from your computer to theirs using the Secure Sockets Layer protocol (SSL) with an encryption key length of 128-bits (the highest level commercially available). Before you even register or login to their site, their server checks that you're using an approved browser - one that uses SSL 3.0 or higher.
Once your information reaches PayPal, it resides on a server that is heavily guarded both physically and electronically. Their servers sit behind an electronic firewall and are not directly connected to the Internet, so your private information is available only to authorized computers.
Protection against unauthorized withdrawals from your PayPal account, including unauthorized withdrawals from any checking account you may have linked to PayPal, up to $100,000.
Insurance that is instant and FREE - you don't have to apply for coverage and there is no cost to you.
Assurance that with SafeWeb Insurance and PayPal's Data Security and Encryption, your money is safe and secure
Hell, I know I sound like a PayPal salesman, but I really think by adding this feature you all will be another step ahead of your competition....
Question I keep bulk in Paypal to transfer amounts to NETeller if needed. Recently NETeller posted they would not except Paypal. While I would prefer Paypay with insured account and interest over NETeller I have found few of my outs except Paypal while they all except NETeller which creates a dilemma.Is there a way to transfer Paypal to books that I am not aware of via email address?
