An alternative to Neteller

[bartongrl1]

This from Inetbet

Dear Diane
I would recommend Click2Pay, they offer exactly the same service as NETeller and you can open an account without ant effort.
Please feel free to contact support at any time if you should require assistance regarding any matter.
Kind regards.
CSR Alan.
iNetBet Support Team.
----- Original Message -----
From: bartongrl1@aol.com
To: manager@inetbet.com
Sent: Thursday, January 18, 2026 4:15 AM
Subject: (no subject)


I have a question, since neteller has changed its policy for USA players, and we can no longer deposit at casinos via neteller, what is your recommendation for a safe secure deposit method for us. Thank you, Diane

[skinski]

Hate to be the beholder of bad news , but click2play is one royal pain in the rear . I had nothin but headaches with them last year , and a good bud of mine pretty much had to threatin them with court action to get his money from them.....

[ClassyTouch]

Diane,

A few people had problems with neteller also. No place is perfect, someone always has a problem with someplace or other. Butttttttttttt, at least Click2pay is standing behind the US players right now, where several others are not. For that I will give them a chance!!!

[bartongrl1]

yep, people have had problems with both places but I wouldnt discount either one depending on what it is you want to do.

Thanks both for posting.

[skinski]

Here is an extract from an email that Scotlady received...I'm positve she dont mind me posting this.

Central Coin Jan. 18 - The website is currently unoperational. It was confirmed...Central Coin is not taking US gambling deposits.

Citadel Commerce - Jan. 17 - Not accepting US gambling deposits anymore

click2pay - Jan. 19 - Existing users can still use them but no new US customers are not allowed to register ( i tryed for the last 48 hours to get an account with them to no avail......)
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eChecks - Jan. 18 - Many poker sites are beginning to decline echecks now.

EcoCard - Nov. 10 - Still accepting US gaming transactions. Verified through email support.

epassporte Jan. 17- The guy on the phone support said they will stay open after the 270 time period. The Neteller incident will not affect them.

eWalletXpress - Jan. 17 - Their policies are to still accept US gambling deposits without being affected by the Neteller incident.

Firepay - Stopped US transactions

Instadebit - Jan. 18 Absolute Poker verified they are leaving the US.

Merchant Banks - Any Merchant Banks that operate with gaming sites will be closed by RBS and Barclays. This is for the UK.

moneybookers - Oct. 25 - They suspended US gamblers from making transactions.

myCitadel - Jan. 17- Stopped all gambling transactions for US residents after Neteller closed to US gamblers.

Neteller - Jan. 18 - Completely left the US market.

Nexum - Jan. 18 - They have dropped US players

Payspark -Nov. 3 - They said it's business as usual but wouldnt comment on the gambling ban.

Paypal - They stopped taking gambling transactions many years ago

UsemyBank - They are a Canadian company and don't accept US transactions

Western Union - WU is a good deposit option now but with them being a publicly traded company you could see the noose tighten. Here is a review of how Western Union deposits work.

Wire Transfer - Accepted among most sites.

[SirWilliam58]

After seeing the above post by skinski, I think that if any American wants to still play online they will soon have to have a bank account abroad to deposit in, and then transfer from there.

[bartongrl1]

Its a damned shame that its all come to this. Oh well the landbased casino is within 10 miles of me so at least I can still gamble.

[skinski]

Don't know , this might be a fluke , but after over a year ago of trying to get c2p and all this week ,they have finally activated my account this very morning . For you U.S players it may be worth a shot to try them again .