Can I go back to Neteller later?
 

So I closed my old Party account and am going to set up a new one. I'm told I shouldn't use the same Neteller stuff or email. Email is easy, but I like Neteller a lot. I can use epassporte or moneybookers or firepay or something to set things up initially, but will my account get flagged if I try to switch things back to my old Neteller account later?

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Wondering the same thing

Re: Can I go back to Neteller later?
 

I know this isnt a direct answer to your question but I ended up getting a new Neteller account a few months ago when I wanted the base currency switched. I wonder if you could just close your Neteller account and open a new one? Or if they won't do it without some reason, may be convert to GBP, then in a few days time convert back again. Hassle maybe, but should solve the problem I would have thought. You will not have to verify bank details and all that stuff again.

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Yes it will get flagged. I used Fire pay for my inital deposit. I had my old party account closed and I tried to use neteller today but no dice. I got a message saying that this neteller account is associated with another Party poker account even though that account no longer exists. I am going to give moneybookers a shot.

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I know this isnt a direct answer to your question but I ended up getting a new Neteller account a few months ago when I wanted the base currency switched. I wonder if you could just close your Neteller account and open a new one? Or if they won't do it without some reason, may be convert to GBP, then in a few days time convert back again. Hassle maybe, but should solve the problem I would have thought. You will not have to verify bank details and all that stuff again.

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I also changed my neteller account ID once.

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I you are anal about keeping records, save a copy of your transaction log before you change currencies. All old records will be lost after the conversion.