Epay service for affiliates - great for world wide transfers ( like neteller )

[Puma]

Hi guys, I hope this is the right spot for this, if not please move to where it should go. I figured this would be the best place to get exposure. I was looking for a place where I wouldn't have country restrictions and I believe I have found it. I did about 20 minutes of research and they seem to be a great company. They provide phone numbers ,emails etc so people can contact them. What I found great is that this service allows you to send money from your account to other accounts anywhere in the world and its as easy as sending an email. This is great for me because I offer cash prizes to my members sometimes and Its hard when they are located all over the world.

this service also has an affiliate account and I signed up and hope the members here at GPWA will help me out by using the link below to sign up ( if you need this kind of service )

www.epayarea.com/144517

You can view the website and all it has to offer and I believe it will be great for a lot of affiliates. They provide both virtual credit card and a hard plastic one if you wish to pay the fee. These cards are good anywhere master card is accepted and is good for online casinos and poker rooms or you can withdraw at an atm.

They have an affiliate program so if anybody signs up via the link I provided they too can promote others to sign up. They provide banners etc. Please have a look.

Thanks everybody I hope this helps as it has helped me.

Chris

[Puma]

http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=epay

[TheGooner]

OK ... I'll bite.

Chris, Do you REALLY think that a US based and listed company is going to be online gambling friendly given the UIGEA?

If/when they work out that gambling payments are being routed through their facility they are duty bound by the terms of the law to terminate that transaction.

This is why it's non-US based services like Moneybookers that currently dominate this space for non-US based affiliates.

EPAY's two year trend in stock prices is downwards, from $14 to $6, and I followed some of those news links in the financial section you posted and most analysis was dreadful ... terms like "deathbed" and one-star (out of five) being used in the Motley Fool.

(to be fair I also saw an analyst give it four stars too - so lets say that analyst views are mixed and confisaed at best)

I'm not sure that I'd leave any serious money in account balances with this company right now - and I'd suggest all affiliates read up carefully on the future prospects of this company.

Of course if the UIGEA gets repealed - then ZOOOOOOOOOM - but ... when will that happen?


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DISCLAIMER : I own no stocks or shares in any financial funds company. All decisions made based on this thread are at the readers risk.

[Puma]

Chris, Do you REALLY think that a US based and listed company is going to be online gambling friendly given the UIGEA?

fair enough I did think they would be good for funding online casinos because of the virtual prepaid aspect of the company. Kinda like money mart in the US or Canada, they to have a prepaid card in which you can fill up and play at almost any online casino.

But I humbly agree regarding the downfall of "stock" in the company. I will definetly to do some extra research and find some more answers. lol, Oh well, one can try to find solutions but not all are going to work.

If anybody knows a card that I could fill, play at a casino, transfer money to other card holders all over the world please let me know as that is my ultimate goal.


Thanks Gooner for looking into it further. Sometimes it takes a second pair of eyes to see the negative side of something. My eyes seemed to be covered by a 50 dollar bill.

Chris