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View all news of Neteller
Posted on April 23, 2012
Today’s blog post comes from our friends at Royal Vegas Online Casino!
As part of the Fortune Lounge group of online casinos, Royal Vegas is offering new players an exclusive gift when they make their first deposit with NETELLER.
If you are a new player to Royal Vegas you will get 10 free spins to play on Thunderstruck II just for signing up. Then, when you make your first deposit using NETELLER you will get another 20 free spins to play on Thunderstruck II.
This is an awesome opportunity for you to experience this thrilling gaming, the generous bonuses and the safe and easy-to-use deposit methods that Royal Vegas has to offer.
Thunderstruck II is a visually rich video slot game with a Norse mythology theme. Thor, the thunderous Norse god, is a main feature who can get you into the Great Hall of Spins where mighty rewards wait.
Thunderstruck II not only offers cutting-edge gaming but also has huge jackpot potential. Susan, a Fortune Lounge player, won 42,453 USD on 16 February this year.
This offer is valid until the end of June so make sure you take up this offer here.

View all news of PaySimple
Posted on April 23, 2012
As most computer users know, deleting a file isn’t as permanent as it sounds. Typically that file ends up in your Recycle Bin, where anyone can retrieve it (even you—which can be a stroke of luck if you’ve deleted by mistake). Even if you empty the Recycle Bin, the files in it aren’t really gone. A simple piece of software can often retrieve them-- and you know that software is readily available to unscrupulous people who might happen upon your PC. Even it is never lost or stolen, files you’d rather not expose can be accessed by repair people or even the next owner of a recycled or re-sold computer.
Does that thought worry you? Don’t have a cow! When you absolutely positively want that file gone, erased, turned to ashes, vaporized and vanished Moo0 FileShrededer can do the job—for free. Continue reading…

View all news of Paylane
Posted on April 23, 2012
Barely 20 years ago our wallets were full of notes and coins. Now everyone has at least 4 debit, credit or prepaid cards. And some spare change for a car parks. Ever wondered what they’ll look like in 2030? Will … Continue reading
About the author:
Zosia is a PR Specialist and Evangelist at PayLane

View all news of AlertPay
Posted on April 23, 2012
We are currently experiencing a higher than usual volume of email and phone customer support requests. This means you may be experiencing longer delays in receiving a reply. Please remain patient - if you have submitted a customer support ticket, your query will be addressed as soon as possible. Do not resubmit your request as this will send your request to the back of the line.
If you are calling us with a customer support inquiry, please remain patient - we will answer your call as quickly as possible. We apologize for the increased hold time.
Please note that we are increasing staffing to address this surge in customer support requests and to improve our response times.
Thank you for your understanding and patience!

View all news of SagePay
Posted on April 23, 2012
Now anyone can take Chip and PIN card payments with their smartphone.
Today we announce the introduction of our new mobile payment solution aimed at small businesses. The new product, Sage Pay Mobile, enables businesses to accept card payments by using their mobile phone to authorise transactions.

View all news of Ukash
Posted on April 23, 2012
Ukash has been awarded the Queen's Award for Enterprise for the second successive year in the International Trade category by Her Majesty The Queen.

View all news of SolidTrust Pay
Posted on April 22, 2012
Attempted fraud incidents in the financial sector amount to $650 million in 2011 Toronto, ON - The dollar value of attempted fraudulent activity is staggering according to Equifax Canada’s application fraud data. Figures derived from Equifax’s fraud solution database for the financial sector reveal that there was more than $650 million in [...]

View all news of Neteller
Posted on April 20, 2012
Paying online has never been more popular – and here at NETELLER we take your security very seriously. There are already a lot of safety measures in play when you’re funding your NETELLER account, including 24/7 fraud monitoring, but on top of it all we also utilize MasterCard® SecureCode™ and Verified by Visa® for your credit card deposits. These leading security technologies prevent access to your credit from everyone but you!
MasterCard SecureCode uses a private code held only by you as an enhancement to your MasterCard account. As an added measure of security, this code works just like a PIN – you’ll enter it every time you want to use your MasterCard with us. Websites (including NETELLER) never have access to this code. For more information, check out MasterCard’s website.
Verified by Visa uses a password held only by you for added security for your Visa account. NETELLER will request that you enter your Verified by Visa password every time you use your Visa with us – just like a PIN. We will never have access to this password and you’re the only person who will ever know it. For more information, check out Visa’s website.
Keeping your money safe is extremely important to us at NETELLER. To find out how else we help you stay safe online, visit our Security page.

View all news of Rixty
Posted on April 19, 2012
rixty: Runes fans rejoice! Now you can recharge Diamonds at Runes of Magic using Rixty. http://t.co/tmNAYG4h

View all news of AlertPay
Posted on April 17, 2012
We would like to inform our members of an illegitimate email campaign directing AlertPay members to various false AlertPay login pages.
We wish to warn all members that these websites are not authentic AlertPay sites. AlertPay is not associated with any of these sites nor the organizations responsible for them. AlertPay will never send out unsolicited emails requesting users to verify account info by clicking on links. Hovering your mouse over the link will reveal the destination - if it is not hosted on AlertPay.com, do not click on the link!
If you suspect that you have been directed to illegitimate phishing websites please visit us at: AlertPay Scam Prevention or send us an email to spoof@alertpay.com.
Below are some examples of the false information supplied by these emails: