NETELLER resumed trading its shares on the London Stock Exchange (LSE) today after enduring a six-month suspension by the LSE because of the U.S. Government's investigation into the company.
When trading was suspended, shares were frozen at 176 pence. Today, shares plummeted to 63 pence.
NETELLER has yet to release the details of its plan to distribute approximately $60 million of U.S. customers' money that was seized because of this investigation. The company says an announcement will be made by the end of the month.
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