eWalletExpress May Have Problems

eWalletExpress may have some financial problems or it could be they're hee-hawing over whether to continue serving the United States, at this time I don't know but am making my readers aware there may be a problem and that it would be wise to go take out not all of your money but a fair-sized portion out.

Any time you hear of a place having money problems it is usually wise to not appear like you're doing anything out of the usual when getting your money out because the place will seek to dump on those who are appearing to leave anyway whereas if they plan on staying in business then they'll need to keep as many satisfied as possible.

For myself, I never keep large sums for extended periods of time in any eWallet solution so it would not look out of the ordinary for me to withdraw 70% or better of my funds. Remember the thing to do is to try and appear as usual as possible.

Also keep in mind that they'll likely look at where the money came from and if it didn't come from a casino then it was likely put there from your bank account. Withdrawing 90% of an account which had just received a large payment from a casino would look much less suspicious than if you were withdrawing 90% of the money you had just transferred into the account a short time ago, and likely you'd be transferring back to the same account you used to fund the eWallet in the first place. Taking out 90% of money you just put in would be like jumping up and down yelling I've lost faith and want my money! Do that AFTER you get your money in your hands, not before, not during and if you are thoughtful then you'd say nothing to them at all so others like yourself might be able to get their money before the place wises up and shuts everything down.

That may already be the case by the time you're reading this, if so don't lose all hope. This situation (if its about legality) has happened before with NETeller, which might sound familiar? In that particular case if you'd been a faithful follower of old brother Steve's BondedCasinos.com , you'd have had 4 days to get your money out before it was frozen into what turned out to be about a year until people were able to get their money out. So even if all seems at its worst, that in true fact the worse that will happen is you'll have to wait a period before you can get your hands on your money.

Those in the states can contact the casino support and they will tell you which deposit method is currently best for your respective location. Those outside the states shouldn't have too much trouble or I haven't heard of anybody outside the states having trouble with any eWallet at time of this writing.

If you'd care, bookmark this page and I'll keep it updated with what I am hearing from my sources.

eWallet Express To Begin Cashouts Again

eWallet Express announced they would again begin cashouts in about two weeks time. This update made on 8/25/09.