what i mean by shell company is, bodog has an account with the rapid transfer service that is under an inconspicuous name. when creating this account with MG, it's a certainty that they lied about what type of business they do.
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Same thing can occur in reverse. Trying to close it down would be like playing a giant ongoing game of guack a mole. For transactions under $2500, it aint gonna happen; not today or tomorrow. Moreover, its important for our legislators to understand this because when it is clear they are unable to enforce a legislated morality, they will be forced to amend.
i see what you are saying, and while i know you hate amateur lawyers, i'm still pretty sure that services like MG doing transactions for online gaming (knowingly or not) is still illegal. imho, once someone high enough in the company is alerted that this is happening on a pretty wide scale, they are going to be proactive in closing the specific accounts belonging to the gaming sites.
if it were never ever discussed on internet forums, it would take longer for this information to creep up the ladder.