Paysafe Share Discussion Threads

[nurdin] 22/5/2017 08:24

Bouncing now

[steptoes yard] 22/5/2017 08:22

Start the buybacks Joel.

[kuss1] 22/5/2017 08:22

It's all been tried before. The market's not interested in these stories.

[malcolmmm] 22/5/2017 08:21

If you believe that you will believe anything, PEP should be investitgated

[scothernman] 22/5/2017 08:18

The issue unfortunately is not about the % of income that PAYS makes in turkey. The cloud will be if there was any payment portal running on behalf of PAYS against government rules & regulations. Words like "enforcing strict online gambling laws." "seeking extradition of leaders" adds fuel to the fire from seeking alpha article. PEPM is definitely in collusion with this article (just like seeking alpha talks about evidence)

[malcolmmm] 22/5/2017 08:18

Pays hopefully will come out with an article counteracting these claims plus restart buybacks

[kuss1] 22/5/2017 08:14

Turkey nonsense. No-one's going to be extradited to Turkey in this climate.

[steptoes yard] 22/5/2017 08:12

We have found evidence ...without actually saying what the evidence is. Until they hand this "evidence" over to the authorities, this is a Buy.

[mip55] 22/5/2017 08:12

Paysafe Group: Trouble In Turkey?May.22.17 | About: Paysafe Group (NVAFF)Spotlight Research Spotlight Research Short only(558 followers)SummaryTurkey has implemented strict laws governing its payment processing industry with severe penalties, including up to three to five years of imprisonment, for non-compliance.Turkey is serious about enforcing strict online gambling laws. Authorities are seeking extradition of leaders of a billion-dollar gambling ring with operations in UK that are targeting Turkish customers.Paysafe Group Plc ("Paysafe") states in its regulatory filings that it only operates minimally in Turkey, focusing on servicing video games companies with its Paysafecard product via a "Limited Network Exemption".We found 38 unique Turkey focused online gambling websites advertising payment methods from Paysafe, which include Skrill, Neteller, Paysafecard, and Ukash.Paysafe claims to have shut down the "Ukash" brand in 2015, but we found evidence that suggests "Ukash" brand continues to operate and focus on Turkish online gambling customers.

[eh9] 22/5/2017 08:11

Turkey is absolute garbage as it's such a tiny tiny sales amount pa for paysafe for anything left which is virtually nothing

[rhatton] 22/5/2017 08:11

Paysafe Group: China Targets Payment Platforms In Enforcement Of Online Gambling $NVAFF

[scothernman] 22/5/2017 08:11

Seeking Alpha report - Headlined Trouble in Turkey >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Turkey has implemented strict laws governing its payment processing industry with severe penalties, including up to three to five years of imprisonment, for non-compliance.
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Turkey is serious about enforcing strict online gambling laws. Authorities are seeking extradition of leaders of a billion-dollar gambling ring with operations in UK that are targeting Turkish customers.>>>>>

Paysafe Group Plc (“Paysafe̶1;) states in its regulatory filings that it only operates minimally in Turkey, focusing on servicing video games companies with its Paysafecard product via a “Limited Network Exemption”.>;>>>>>;

We found 38 unique Turkey focused online gambling websites advertising payment methods from Paysafe, which include Skrill, Neteller, Paysafecard, and Ukash.>>>>>>

Paysafe claims to have shut down the “Ukash” brand in 2015, but we found evidence that suggests "Ukash" brand continues to operate and focus on Turkish online gambling customers.

[liam1om] 22/5/2017 08:10

Summary

Turkey has implemented strict laws governing its payment processing industry with severe penalties, including up to three to five years of imprisonment, for non-compliance.

Turkey is serious about enforcing strict online gambling laws. Authorities are seeking extradition of leaders of a billion-dollar gambling ring with operations in UK that are targeting Turkish customers.

Paysafe Group Plc (“Paysafe̶1;) states in its regulatory filings that it only operates minimally in Turkey, focusing on servicing video games companies with its Paysafecard product via a “Limited Network Exemption”.

We found 38 unique Turkey focused online gambling websites advertising payment methods from Paysafe, which include Skrill, Neteller, Paysafecard, and Ukash.

Paysafe claims to have shut down the “Ukash” brand in 2015, but we found evidence that suggests "Ukash" brand continues to operate and focus on Turkish online gambling customers.

[nurdin] 22/5/2017 08:09

Just took out a SB long

[jozo] 22/5/2017 08:08

Anyone able to access the report?

[kuss1] 22/5/2017 08:07

Buying opp, piled in.

[scothernman] 22/5/2017 08:06

I feel sad for the longs with the unrelentless attack. Glad I sold out whenever it hit 480p level since end March including last Thursday. No regrets seeing it rise a few pence on Friday after that. If a short position is increasing right at the 52 week high you need to stop and think. There was heavy large volume sells on Friday which I did not highlight or else some longs would take it negatively.

[jozo] 22/5/2017 08:05

Explains some of the shorts increasing recentlyNo collusion here at all!!How can the authorities allow such blatant market manipulation!

[werewolfie] 22/5/2017 08:03

Spotlight needs to be shut down and the directors prosecuted. Filling their own pockets at the expense of everyone else

[nurdin] 22/5/2017 08:01

explains the drop this morning

[rhatton] 22/5/2017 07:56

Just to give you guys a heads up there are some articles on seeking alpha this morning from (I think?) the same spotlight research as the December issues?

[chris214] 21/5/2017 22:22

Hi All,

I need to get Level 2 access.
Can anyone personally recommend a provider ie ADVFN, Barclays etc, or is there one that most people use?
Also are there any to avoid.

TIA - Chris

[eh9] 19/5/2017 18:27

Fca website it's published 1 min after closure every day

[polythene] 19/5/2017 17:05

Where do you get the same day info EH9? I'm only aware of shorttracker the next business day.