Neteller Accnt Hacked (continued) and Neteller Won't Refund

[PrincipalSkinner]

"What's wrong with you guys? Pull your head out of the f.uc.king sand already."

Can't speak for others, but "what's wrong with me" is that while there is not a doubt in my mind that your story could have happened, it seems like you have gone out of your way to make yourself UN-believable. The secret identity, posting the blank forms--it's all just too remote. PLUS--I just CANNOT envision a hacker/thief who was clever enough to do all that (you say) he did but who then just dropped the ball completely when it came to actually collecting the money (which, after all, would be the point of the whole thing).

Perhaps when this episode has passed, you will look back and reread this thread and come to understand why people are skeptical.

[illogical]

hey neteller123, let me break it down for you... if your story is true.

1) neteller wasn't hacked. You're the only one whose account was hacked.
2)Your account was "hacked" through your own incompetence. Try to keep your personal info safer next time.
3)I have no sympathy for you. See item 2.

[Synergistic Explosions]

[ QUOTE ]
hey neteller123, let me break it down for you... if your story is true.

1) neteller wasn't hacked. You're the only one whose account was hacked.
2)Your account was "hacked" through your own incompetence. Try to keep your personal info safer next time.
3)I have no sympathy for you. See item 2.

[/ QUOTE ]

Thats harsh.

I believe the guy. Why not? What does he have to gain by coming forward with this incident? Nothing.

All that matters is that in the end, all was resolved and no money was lost. Most of us use Neteller and have had no problems. But the fact is, problems do occassionaly crop up at all places that deal with money transfers.

I just don't see why doubting him serves any purpose now. It's over and done with. All is good in the world again.

Let it be.

[neteller123]

[ QUOTE ]
hey neteller123, let me break it down for you... if your story is true.

1) neteller wasn't hacked. You're the only one whose account was hacked.
2)Your account was "hacked" through your own incompetence. Try to keep your personal info safer next time.
3)I have no sympathy for you. See item 2.

[/ QUOTE ]

Sheesh, what makes you think I give a rat's a*s*s about your sympathy? My point is, your Neteller account could get hacked and Neteller WILL NOT TAKE RESPONSIBILITY FOR YOUR LOSS because they are not regulated as a U.S. bank. Get it?

Again, I don't need your sympathy and I don't have a doubt you are an uber nerd who knows how to secure your home network.

[Emperor]

I love how you posted contradictory evidence with your opinion.

My experience: (Since you brought it up)

Whored EVERY casino worth whoring including all the stickies.

The ONLY cahsouts that were less than 14 days were Iglobalmedia casinos.

The rest were closer to 30 days.

And yes some (Aztec and related)took 90 days+


Most of them required ID & Utility Bill.


So be happy for your experience, but yes.

[TomBrooks]

You show an affidavit from Wachovia Bank. Ignoring for the moment that the document is mostly blank and devoid any pertainent information including non-personal information such as the amount of the transaction, what does Wachovia Bank have to do with this? And what do the initials ACH as in "ACH Withdrawal" mean?

[neteller123]

[ QUOTE ]
"What's wrong with you guys? Pull your head out of the f.uc.king sand already."

Can't speak for others, but "what's wrong with me" is that while there is not a doubt in my mind that your story could have happened, it seems like you have gone out of your way to make yourself UN-believable. The secret identity, posting the blank forms--it's all just too remote. PLUS--I just CANNOT envision a hacker/thief who was clever enough to do all that (you say) he did but who then just dropped the ball completely when it came to actually collecting the money (which, after all, would be the point of the whole thing).

Perhaps when this episode has passed, you will look back and reread this thread and come to understand why people are skeptical.

[/ QUOTE ]

"Gone out of my way to make myself not credible" ????

1. Secret identity: I admit it's not as credible as an old account.

2. Blanked out numbers: I'm sure you'd be happy to post your name, phone number, address and bank account number online but I'm just not willing to do that. I'm sorry.

3. Thief didn't withdraw money from xodds in time: I had no control over what the thief did. Maybe if the thief had taken all the money out of his xodds account you would believe my story. But quite honestly, I'm happy that he failed to do so. Of course now you have serious doubts about my story. Oh yeah that saddens me so much I wish he had taken all my money instead.

[neteller123]

[ QUOTE ]
You show an affidavit from Wachovia Bank. Ignoring for the moment that the document is mostly blank and devoid of almost any pertainent information including non-personal information such as the amount of the transaction, what does Wachovia Bank have to do with this? And what do the initials ACH as in "ACH Withdrawal" mean?

[/ QUOTE ]

As I've explained in my prior messages over and over again, the hacker made a debit from my Wachovia checking account to my Neteller account using instaCash before withdrawing all the money from my Neteller account.

I think ACH stands for Automated Clearing House.

Again, I don't need your guys' sympathy (why would I? I got all my money back remember?). I blanked out those numbers because that's what I chose to do. If the absence of those numbers makes you think my story is fishy, big deal.

[busguy]

I'm still have a funny feeling about this whole storey . . . but regardless, I thank you for taking the time to keep us updated. Because of your posts, this afternoon I had the EFT and Instacash options turned off on my Neteller account for security purposes. Before this thread, I wasn't aware that you could do that. In talking with Neteller, apparently these options can be turned on or off as requested so all you would need to do to make a withdrawl is make a phone call to have it temporarily turned back on.


busguy

[Nepa]

They couldn't have robbed a nicer person. I really don't feel bad for you.