Paypal Returns to Online Gaming
Posted on August 2, 2010 by John Trevors for Luckyroom.com
Popular e-commerce service Paypal has announced a possible comeback to the online gaming industry after a whole year of absence. The popular electronic wallet has seen its market share going down as rival service Neteller has been found on valuable ground to increase its customers portfolio and subsequently its offerings. Paypal had made the decision to step away totally from the online gaming industry early last year by allowing very few casinos having the honour of being called Paypal Casinos as the particular electronic wallet assessed the online gaming industry as instable therefore handing over a large piece of the pie to Neteller which adopted more and more brands under its wing and allowed them to be called Neteller Casinos.
European facing betting giant Ladbrokes was one of the first to strike back with the breaking news as headlines announce an agreement coming up. The big scale escape from the online gaming industry came from Paypal years ago when its mother company ebay was accused to be providing good ground for money laundering through online gaming establishments which used its service to transfer money to offshore banking facilities.
European facing betting giant Ladbrokes together with the Virgin associated brands were the two first two have come to an agreement with the popular ebay owned electronic wallet last week. Since its large escape from the online gaming industry Paypal remained affiliated with very few online gaming establishments including 888 which has and still does offer Paypal as a depositing and withdrawing options across its network. PayPal was established in 1999, and is the most widely used online payment company in the world, with annual revenue well in excess of $2 billion.
Supported by the #1 directory for bingo online, free bingo, live bingo and no deposit bingo games.



