Payments Prevented From Internet Casinos USA

Online gambling sites are being stopped by being not allowed to make transactions with their customers. The federal government, continues to seize consumers funds and is using fear as a destructive tactic to get consumers to not play at online casinos. Accounts allegedly connected to online payments from casinos have been seized by officials. The Baltimore City Paper, recently reported that $365,000 in two accounts owned by Atrium Financial Groups were taken under warrant.

The affidavit within the warrant shows that there is a deliberate intent being made by the Federal Government of the USA to disrupt and prevent payment from Internet casinos. Issued by U.S. District Judge, Beth Gesner, this warrant is not sealed and is available to the public.

Bank accounts are being located by undercover agents requesting payouts from online gambling sites. In a sting operation an officer from the Louisiana State Police opened a gambling account with online Golden Casino, then requested a payout. This is how Atrium was detected.

The police from Louisiana total swamped the Golden Casino with many tries to enter the casino and gain an account. Golden Casino has a good reputation for keeping its debts paid and it well established record always within the law. Protective software did not keep the police from slipping in. The officials have seized the accounts of Atrium but allowed deposits to continue and debits refused. This will continue to fuel the fears that some online gamblers in the USA that the issue of online gambling will continue to be debated but in the mean time the customer must remember to beware the banks and payment companies may be a little slow in getting your cash back knowing that once the government has your money it takes just about forever to retrieve it.