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Feds seize more bank accounts tied to online gaming
The United States government continues to find ways to screw over poker players looking to move money to and from online rooms. This time, according to documents filed in the U.S. District Court in Maryland, the feds have stepped in and seized another six bank accounts that they say are linked to money laundering and online gambling.
An article in the Baltimore City Paper speculates that the accounts are tied to online poker and gambling firm Bodog. The six accounts at Wachovia Bank are all owned by Forshay Enterprises, Inc., a company which in turn owns TransactSvc.com, whose “network of product and service affiliates provide TransactSvc.com with a worldwide presence encompassing business services, internet consulting services and consumer product lines allowing us to compete in the global e-commerce world.” In plain English, TransactSvc.com was a payment processor like UIGEA scapegoat Neteller.
This is the third such seizure since this summer. Court documents in the case currently remain under seal. Meanwhile, the TransactSvc.com website was down and replaced by a generic placeholder page as of this afternoon. -
source?
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whats a bodog
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i feel like there's more of a case against sites liek bodog that also offer sports betting. because this is directly what the government was set out to stop, sports betting...poker is still gray area, but sports betting is clearly illegal in most states

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source was bluff mag/poker db
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Thank you for contacting Bodog Poker Customer Service.
In response to you inquiry, we can assure you that the issue is in no way related to Bodog, the article speculates that it is, but it is not. Our payout timeframes are still 4-7 business days.
Thank you very much for writing. Should you have any questions, or require any further assistance, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Regards,
Poker Customer Service
Bodog. Play Hard.
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Im sure they will be sending that message out until the days they close up shop. LOL
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Not sure how this exactly relates to the info in the OP, but when I received echecks from FTP most of the time it came labeled Foshay Ent Forshay, so I assume that's this Forshay Enterprises company. Hopefully this doesnt effect my latest withdrawel, though it probably will.
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yeah i received the same email as darkhelmet13. the thread on 2plus2 states it was mainly FTP 3rd party companies. i just cashed out from the dog. We will see if it still comes in 3 business days.
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Bodog check in August was not from a US bank











