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Sometimes it may be difficult to buy credits and chips at online gambling sites. Processsing companies change their policies and it concides with changes in legislation  – all that leads to constantly changing environment, and it’s pretty hard to keep track of such changes.

Before the “internet poker boom” most online gambling sites (such as online casino or sports booking) dealt with credit card billing.

During several years credit cards remained the main option, though it wasn’t so easy for the processing companies. Banks considered such transactions high risk, so they carried stiff fees, and that lead to many disputes with consumers. In such situation people needed a new alternative and PayPal electronic wallet became such alternative.

In 2002 eBay.com absorbed PayPal and ceased all internet gambling business. At the same time new electronic payment service company appeared on the market – Neteller. Since it’s appearance it has firmly entrenched in the niche of processing payments from and to online casinos, sportsbooks and poker rooms. Even many other companies weren’t able to get their piece of pie.

In March, 2007 under increasing legal pressure from the United States Neteller bowed out of the market. At this point Neteller stopped processing transactions for the Canadian and US customers. Many of these customers were forced to look for new options.

At the current moment one of the most convenient options is ePassporte. Many people already using ePassporte for online casino deposits. ePassporte allows you to send and receive money anonymously to anywhere in the whole world.

You can sign up for an account at epassporte.com. Many online casinos accept ePassporte and it will obviously be very convenient for you to use ePassporte for online casino.

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