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NETeller money seized by U.S. prosecutors will be returned to NETeller’s (now, former) U.S. customers.
Via Fabian John, the Wash Post (Reuters): British payment processor NETeller (NLR.L) said on Wednesday it expected to announce a plan to distribute funds seized by U.S. prosecutors to its U.S. customers within the next 75 days. NETeller quit the … Continue reading
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