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21 July
2010 32 Red Online
Casino Accept PayPal Go back a few
years and pretty much all online casinos used to
accept PayPal
as a deposit and withdrawal method. Unfortunately,
eBay purchased PayPal (in 2002) and screwed the
whole thing up by refusing to allow PayPal account
to be used for online gambling transactions. It was
just one of many ridiculous things that eBay have
done over the years. Move on a few
years and things started to look more promising.
Ladbrokes
Casino
became the first online casino that we know of that
were allowed to accept deposits via PayPal and a
few others followed soon after. Betfair
Casino
gained approval as a PayPal-approved online casino,
closed followed by William
Hill Casino. We are more than
pleased to report that 32
Red Casino
are now accepting deposits via PayPal and the
minimum deposit is just £10. The funds will be
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hours! Even better, 32 Red will not make any
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