Rumors eWalletXpress Leaving US Market Over Federal Warrants
According to some reports, one of the last remaining U.S payment processors, eWalletXpress, has stopped processing U.S. transactions. As of last Friday, those U.S. players that have accessed there eWalletXpress account have been greeted with no banking options for deposits and have seen a message only that refers to “technical difficulties”
Some are now complaining over several popular gambling forums that there has been no other information forthcoming, no emails being returned and no phone calls being answered. According to one source, this message was sent to merchants recently,
“We regret to inform you that we are no longer able to continue service at this time due to a federal warrant issued to seize our funds…..”
As we are reporting this, casinos all over the web are removing eWalletXpress as a viable depositing option.
We contacted live support on the eWalletXpress site and when we inquired about possible interruptions in U.S accounts we were told that all issues concerning U.S. and Canadian account holders were being worked on and accounts will be up as soon as possible. When we asked about the federal warrant and possible seizure of accounts, the chat was ignored and eventually cut off by the support person.
We will update again when more information is available.
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November 18th, 2010 at 3:54 pm
How typical. Another way for a powerful government to flex its muscles; by taking monies for some kind of made-up law they decide to follow and lining their pockets with other’s money. And, huring thousands of “real” people in the process.
November 18th, 2010 at 6:25 pm
GRRRRR is all i can say! more ways for the US to tell us what to do with our own money. it’s ok for us to have to give the government our hard earned money in taxes…but don’t let any of OUR money go to what WE want to do.
November 18th, 2010 at 9:27 pm
Right now it is still a rumor but this reflects exactly what I have been reading everywhere else. When directly questioned the tech support disconnects. To me the good news is all the payment processors will be eliminated so the big US casinos can sweep in and have a hungry market and little competition.
Trace all this back and you will find someone in Gov’t getting big bucks!