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Neteller shares suffer on first day back in trading

by isleofman.com 25th July 2007
The Manx head-quartered ‘on-line e-wallet firm’, Neteller, has had a grim first day back in trading (Wednesday), after dealing was suspended in January.

That was after two of their directors and founders were arrested in the United States for money laundering.

They will be sentenced in October.

Many customers have money locked up inside the company which they cannot get their hands on.

The company started trading again yesterday and dropped 113p, to close at 63p.
Posted by isleofman.com
Wednesday 25th, July 2007 05:56pm.

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