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I'm pretty sure Neteller allows you to withdraw to any crypto wallet, and then you can go with basically any company, e.g. @servers_guru -- they provide some of the cheapest VPS on the market, and they are very reliable.
Most of my clients use them for email servers, status pages, etc. Super reliable.
Wow, these two companies long time no see. Thought they were obsolete due to money laundering.
Lol, what money laundering are you speaking of? They are used by practically every other guy out there to be able to use online casinos... since their governments block direct card payments towards the service itself.
The only money laundering I can think of is if you're referring to those P2P marketplaces where they sell Neteller for Crypto; and you have no clue how they obtained the Neteller balance, or vice versa... but that's true for everything, lol.
Skrill was near shutdown. I had their cc, all wothdrawals was stopped. Was a true shit show. Well, it seems they relocated. Netteler also relocated to jurisdiction more “friendly” or is it was moneybookers.
Skrill used to be MoneyBookers and it was something like LibertyReserve. It had no KYC, or any bullshit like that. It was beautiful, young men (and women) could use their knowledge to make money, and easily convert it into money, to help their families. It was crypto of back then.
Same like PaySafeCard in German speaking areas.
But, Neteller, to the best of my knowledge, while they may have had issues after the WireCard fiasco, etc. this is also true for nearly every service of te same type (that issues cards through a third-party) like Paxum, Payoneer, etc.
At least we have crypto nowadays. It's way better than MB/LR ever were, IMHO.. let alone eGold and Fethard, haha.
A, yes, no kyc! And when they introduced it all criminals just gone wild! Wow. But hey, they endure a shit storm. Good for them.
KYC doesn't solve anything.
I've spoken to many bankers, and people from the field, who complained of issues that are happening nearly every day. Fake documents that are so good that you can't tell them apart from the original, video verification which is basically passed with flying colors, et cetera. There is absolutely no identity verification service out there that works against this.
This is why I refuse to believe in such services, and while I believe that my customers would be honest (I only host legal sites, and they come to me on a referral basis, so I don't get any things like SBL listings, etc) and verify their identity properly. I don't think it's fair to ask this of them, when I know for a fact that every identity verification service can be fooled, and pristine documents provided.
This can be a Junior KYC/AML analyst or a Senior one, either way... they won't be able to tell the difference, and this is the issue. KYC just causes problems to normal people, criminals don't need "crypto" hosting. Sure, there are some that think that crypto is anonymous -- but, it is not, and it never was. It's not for criminals, just like MB/LR weren't, either. Although they were abused, much like WM and PP.
Kyc solves everything. Imagine all the trouble to go around it. You must brake numerous laws by doctoring documents, invest time, feel fear and uncertainty. All this wouldn’t be possible without kyc. So yes, it is a torn in ass for someone.
And it gives jobs!
Bro, it's cheap. Think of like going to Starbucks... trust me, it's easier for them to pay for full verification to be done, or buy the equivalent of PayPal, etc. for like 30-40 USD.
It's ridiculous how bad the situation truly is. Jobs or not, no PSP out there is safe from this, and the amount of money it takes to buy a verified account is laughable...
Not really a recommendation, but just wanted to thank you. Didn't knew about this gateway.
Submitted an application, if everything goes well, hope we'll accept Neteller soon.
Yes.
I was also looking for hosts supporting Skrill, as I have some funds there since they were eBay's official payment system.
I have an AMD EPYC 9534 NVMe VPS from this product line (ref).
Located in Netherlands, been using it for a 1.5 months only, so my stats is limited. In this short run looks very good and stable.
If this info is helpful, consider using my ref link above, that helps paying the invoices. Otherwise, here is noref.
Let me know if you have any questions.