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09-10-2005, 02:54 PM
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Why would anyone use the Neteller Debit Card
Why would anyone use this card when it costs money to use it? Why wouldn't one just cash into into his bank account and then use his or her debit card at no fee, or perhaps a credit card where you get cash back?
I don't get it 
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09-10-2005, 03:41 PM
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Re: Why would anyone use the Neteller Debit Card
But I'm sure the IRS can look into your neteller.
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09-10-2005, 03:49 PM
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Re: Why would anyone use the Neteller Debit Card
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But I'm sure the IRS can look into your neteller. [/ QUOTE ] BUZZZ!! Wrong answer. Think it through and I'm sure you'll figure out the advantage to a NT debitcard.
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09-10-2005, 03:53 PM
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Re: Why would anyone use the Neteller Debit Card
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[ QUOTE ] But I'm sure the IRS can look into your neteller. [/ QUOTE ] BUZZZ!! Wrong answer. Think it through and I'm sure you'll figure out the advantage to a NT debitcard. [/ QUOTE ] I'm pretty sure that neteller has a US based bank. I'm 100% sure that neteller would hand over any/all transactions from one's account/neteller card if asked by the IRS.
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09-10-2005, 03:53 PM
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Re: Why would anyone use the Neteller Debit Card
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[ QUOTE ] But I'm sure the IRS can look into your neteller. [/ QUOTE ] BUZZZ!! Wrong answer. Think it through and I'm sure you'll figure out the advantage to a NT debitcard. [/ QUOTE ] Always nice to be a really cocky ass, while simultaneously being really wrong. Yes, the IRS can look into your neteller, there was even a thread about this a few weeks back where someone emailed neteller to ask them about it. Neteller will respond to subpoena requests, which the IRS can get.
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#9
09-10-2005, 04:16 PM
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Re: Why would anyone use the Neteller Debit Card
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[ QUOTE ] But I'm sure the IRS can look into your neteller. [/ QUOTE ] BUZZZ!! Wrong answer. Think it through and I'm sure you'll figure out the advantage to a NT debitcard. [/ QUOTE ] Neteller has stated in the past that they will not forward information to the IRS automatically, but they will comply with US banking laws and will forward any information the IRS requests through formal channels...including deposits, withdrawals, and transfers to their debit card. There is no tax-evasion advantage to the Neteller debit card. Those who believe they are hiding something are deluding themselves. Acme
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#10
09-11-2005, 04:48 AM
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Re: Why would anyone use the Neteller Debit Card
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But I'm sure the IRS can look into your neteller. [/ QUOTE ] If the poker account ID is fake and the Neteller account ID is also fake, the paper trail ends with an unknown person receiving cash from a machine.
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