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Fastest Online Casinos Available in the USA

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TI Partners
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In the fast-paced world of online gambling, players are not only looking for the thrill of the game but also the speed of transactions. The ability to access winnings quickly is a significant factor in choosing an online casino. For players in the USA, several casinos stand out for their swift withdrawal processes. Let’s dive into the world of the fastest online casinos available in the USA.

1. The Importance of Fast Withdrawals

In the age of instant gratification, waiting for days to access your winnings can be frustrating. Fast withdrawals:

  • Boost Trust: Quick payouts indicate a casino’s reliability and financial stability.
  • Enhance Player Experience: Seamless transactions contribute to a positive gaming experience.
  • Offer Convenience: In emergencies or impromptu situations, having quick access to your funds can be invaluable.

2. Factors Influencing Withdrawal Speeds

Several factors can affect the speed of casino withdrawals:

  • Payment Methods: While e-wallets might offer instant transfers, traditional methods like bank transfers can take several days.
  • Verification Processes: Casinos often require identity verification before processing large withdrawals, ensuring security but sometimes delaying the process.
  • Casino Policies: Some casinos have in-built pending periods before they process withdrawals.

3. Top Fast Withdrawal Casinos in the USA

For players seeking the fastest withdrawal times, here are some top recommendations:

  • Las Atlantis: A modern online casino known for its vast game selection and rapid e-wallet withdrawal options.
  • Wild Casino: With a diverse range of games, this casino offers swift withdrawal times, especially for cryptocurrency transactions.
  • Stake: A crypto-focused casino, Stake offers almost instantaneous withdrawals when using cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin.
  • Super Slots: This casino stands out for its user-friendly interface and quick e-wallet withdrawal options.
  • Bovada: A well-established name in the online gambling industry, Bovada offers fast payouts, especially for those using Bitcoin.

For a more comprehensive overview, this list covers the top instant withdrawal casinos in the USA.

4. The Role of Technology in Speeding Up Transactions

Advancements in technology have played a pivotal role in expediting casino transactions:

  • Blockchain and Cryptocurrencies: Cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin offer almost instantaneous transactions, with the added benefit of anonymity.
  • Integration with E-Wallets: Direct integrations allow for quicker processing times compared to third-party processors.

5. Tips for Ensuring Faster Withdrawals

To ensure you experience the fastest withdrawal times:

  • Verify Your Account Early: Complete any required verification processes when you create your account, rather than waiting until you make a withdrawal.
  • Choose the Right Payment Method: E-wallets and cryptocurrencies typically offer the fastest withdrawal times.
  • Stay Informed: Platforms like USACasinos247 can help you stay updated on the latest in fast withdrawal casinos. If you’re keen to get your withdrawals credited instantly, it’s a resource worth bookmarking.

6. Potential Drawbacks of Fast Withdrawals

While fast withdrawals are generally positive, there are potential drawbacks:

  • Fees: Some casinos might charge fees for expedited withdrawals.
  • Limits: There might be limits on how much you can withdraw instantly, with larger amounts requiring longer processing times.

Conclusion

The speed of withdrawals is a testament to an online casino’s commitment to offering a seamless player experience. For players in the USA, several options provide swift access to winnings. By staying informed and understanding the nuances of the withdrawal process, you can ensure that you enjoy not just the thrill of the game, but also the joy of swift, hassle-free transactions.

Pick Tekedia logos, be creative, and design whatever you admire!

By
Ndubuisi Ekekwe
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What is a brand? What could go wrong if you publish a kit which anyone can use to print your logo on a diary, t-shirt, hoodie, etc? Rethink modern branding because most times, we’re too tight to allow the brand to get air. Yes, you want to over-protect and in the process, you suck oxygen out of the brand.

Pick our logos, be creative, and design whatever you admire. And if you are kind, share the outcome. We trust that you will put us in a good light because we do nice things.

I want to see new designs on shirts, diaries, etc – make them the best because we’re the best. When done, many are there to buy them from you. Begin your Tekedia creation on the brand many young people like to have on their t-shirts, diaries, etc . #CreativeBrandng

Advice for Nigerian Software Devs. from a Recruiter.

By
John Mc Keown
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No. The recruiter isn’t me!

So I’m there. I’m having a video chat with Chioma.

I’ve known Chioma for a while. She used to handle technical roles for companies in Nigeria like 21st Century, MTN, American Towers, Medallion, Rackcenter, Main One Cable and the like.

Increasingly, she began to find more and more people asking about phone app design, so she gradually began balancing her black book of hardware and network configuration experts to include people with coding skills.

She was trying to feel me out for business opportunities, but I was more interested in signposts to junior partners capable of joining the journey and doing some heavy lifting – not employees or contractors.

That was going nowhere, and as usual, when one hasn’t spoken to someone familiar for some time, then the conversation starts to drift to other things.

One of the things she said was about first impressions from LinkedIn.

She said that people just aren’t careful about content, particularly visual content.

I know people want to get attention to pump the stats, she said. But providing too much visual content about yourself makes it more difficult to have a first impression to create later, for an interview situation.

I asked her if she meant dress style, and she said no.

Those who code work remotely a lot of the time, or as freelancers. It’s common to find people in their normal home-clothes or ‘glad rags’, so we don’t expect to find them on LinkedIn pictures like catwalk kings and queens. Their dress style doesn’t really matter.

Well, what sort of stuff can you see in LinkedIn content that raises questions?

Chioma: Mostly it is when people try to use images of possessions or surroundings to create an impression.

We want to become impressed by the product from your head, not by what you are surrounded by.

For example, we don’t need to see what type of phone a candidate has. This is just a distraction. It offers something else an opinion can be formed about, which doesn’t help showcase the candidates talent.

Have you noticed a gender bias across different types of distracting possessions or surroundings?

Chioma ; Yes. Men are far more likely to pose in front of a vehicle. Young women do it too, but less.

Young women more often stand in front of the gate to an expensive property, or the front of an expensive property.

It is as if there is this deliberate effort to create this impression of affluence and business success.

Those hoping to become our people don’t need to sell us a story of them enjoying and being buoyant. We only need to know they are hungry enough for the work, and will code efficiently without taking time.

Any other kinds of pictures you find strange Chioma?

Chioma: Definitely, pictures taken in, or in front of planes.

It is as if there is this huge desire to create this image of living the ‘high life’ , surrounded by fine things, and being highly mobile. This is more the image of a high fee international management and sales consultant.

You don’t expect imagery of jets and fancy cars associated closely with salaried or freelance coders.

The stereotypical image of the coder is someone who hides out in their ‘den’ for days on end without even talking to another human being, and the only evidence of enduring life, is the empty pizza boxes and left over crusts outside the door!

So, the pictures in the posts of yourself you put on LinkedIn need to match the story of yourself as an employee or contractor you are trying to sell someone like me.

If they can’t tell the right story, it is best they tell no story at all.

The Nigerian Police Force: How Corrupt Are They?

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Stanley Alieke
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A police officer search Catholics before they attend a Mass to celebrate Good Friday in Abuja, Nigeria Friday, April 18, 2014. Nigerian Catholics joined Christians around the world in celebrating Holy Week ahead of Easter Sunday. (AP Photo/ Sunday Alamba)

Whenever I hear people complain about the Nigerian police force, I just shake my head in disgust because I get tired and emotional talking about them.

Saying that the Nigerian police force is corrupt is just an understatement. There is no word in the English dictionary yet to describe how corrupt they are; all I can say is that they are “fantastically and stinkingly corrupt”. 

I have yet to meet a police officer who is not grossly corrupt; both senior and junior officers are all birds of a feather. I meet and interact with police officers on a daily basis due to the nature of my job as a lawyer and I have both senior and junior police officers as acquaintances; some of them I have acted on some occasions as their lawyer so I can boldly speak as an insider that the corruption in the Nigerian police force is far more than it meets the eye. It is unfathomable, indescribable, if you think you have seen it before, believe me, that you haven’t scratched the surface yet. 

I make this statement with the full knowledge of its gravity and with every atom of responsibility that the Nigerian police force is the most corrupt institution in Nigeria, followed closely by the Nigerian civil services. The religious leaders and the politicians can compete for third and fourth place in the cadre of corruption respectively. 

For instance, whenever you walk into any police station to make a complaint or file a petition or report a crime as a patriotic citizen, you will be asked to pay money before you can successfully file the petition or make your statement and they demand the payment with so much flair letting you know that that is how it is done, if you are not ready to pay then you are not ready to file the petition. If you insist that you won’t pay, they might just collect the petition and shove it under the desk and your complaints will never be attended to or assigned to a unit to be investigated.

From paying money to file a petition or make the criminal report/ complaint, you will be asked to pay another money for the petition to be approved, then you will pay another money for the investigation, then pay more money to fast-track track investigation to paying money to mobilize the officers for the arrest of the suspect and subsequently pay another money to make sure that the suspect when arrested will not be arbitrarily released. After paying all this money, they might still collect from the suspect and release him. 

The officers demand this payment as if it is the right thing, at any point you refuse to pay then your case will be stalled until you are ready to “roger or wet ground”. 

Every lawyer or any person who has done anything with the police can collaborate with this. I am not making it up.

They are so greedy and corruption-infested that they also demand money from anybody, even those who come to report the murder of their loved ones. How can you ask a wife whose husband has just been murdered to pay money before you can commence investigations? 

The corruption of the police does not even start or end with them always demanding money, they are very nonchalant in terms of doing their jobs, they are power-drunk and the majority of them are grossly incompetent. 

Don’t get me started on them withholding every proceeds of crime they recovered or selling them off. If you report that your item was stolen, and you pay all this money to have it recovered by the police, there’s a high chance that after it is recovered by the police they won’t release it to you, they will keep it for themselves or sell it off.

All the heads of police always make the promise that they will fight corruption in the force but it’s always the same stories over and over. The corruption keeps eating deep. It now appears that the corruption has overwhelmed the force that cleansing it or weeding it out will be practically impossible because if you want to fire the corrupt officers then you will literally have to fire every member of the Nigerian police force.

Accessory Before And After The Fact!

By
Stanley Alieke
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If you have knowledge of a crime that is about to be committed or that was just committed, you are mandated by law to report it immediately to the police if not you will be held to be an accessory and you will be treated like you helped the criminal with the planning or execution of the crime or that you helped the criminal to get away after he committed the crime.

Therefore, after you get a wind that a person is about to commit a crime and you did not report that to the police, you are an accessory and if you have the knowledge that a person just committed a crime and you did not report to the police you are also an accessory.

This legal obligation of reporting or disclosing information happens to be an exception to the privileged information rule. This means that, as a professional like a lawyer or doctor and a client or patient confides in you that he is planning to commit a crime or confides in you that he just committed a crime, you are expected to immediately report it to the police if not you will be held to be an accessory to the crime.

The prosecutor does not necessarily have to prove that a person acted with intent to assist the person in committing the crime (accessory before the fact) or acted with the intent to cover up the crime or help the person escape (accessory after the fact), proving that the person has the knowledge of the crime was committed or before it was committed is enough for a person to be held culpable as an accessory.

There are two kinds of accessories. There is an accessory-after-the-fact which is someone who assists someone who has committed a crime after the person has committed the crime, with knowledge that the person committed the crime, and with the intent to help the person avoid arrest or punishment. An accessory after the fact is basically a person who, after the commission of the felony, “harbors, conceals, maintains, or assists the principal felon. While an accessory before the fact is someone who “counsels, hires, assists or otherwise procures a felony to be committed.”

In numerous criminal jurisdictions, an accessory both before and after the fact is also referred to as an accomplice.

As for the punishment for being an accessory or an accomplice to the commission of a crime, when a person is being held culpable for being an accessory or an accomplice, while the principal offender is liable for the full punishment, the accessory or the accomplice is given a lesser punishment for the commission of the crime.

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