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Old 02-21-2007, 07:16 PM
Fat Nicky Fat Nicky is offline
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Default Re: New Deposit Option on Pokerstars

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It just became availiable to me as well.

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Old 02-21-2007, 07:18 PM
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Old 02-21-2007, 07:25 PM
LionelHutz00 LionelHutz00 is offline
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Default Re: New Deposit Option on Pokerstars

>Hi, I have a question about your new deposit option. I see on the payTru
website that there is a 4% (plus 50 cents) loading fee, and it's my
understanding that a cashout from PokerStars would count as a loading. I
also read on an poker forum (www.twoplustwo.com) that PokerStars will cover
these fees when cashing out, but not when depositing. In other words,
here's my understanding of the situation:
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>I load $500 onto my paytru card---> paytru takes out $20.50 and the
remaining $479.50 goes to my PokerStars account.
>I withdraw $1000 from my PokerStars account---> paytru takes out $0---> If
I want to withdraw from an ATM, there's a flat $4 ATM fee.
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>Is my understanding of the situation correct?



Hello Sean,

Your understanding on the 4% + 0.50 load fee to transfer funds from your
Visa/MasterCard into your payTru account is correct. Also, you're right
about there not being any fee charged when you move funds from PokerStars
to your payTru account.

The fee to withdraw funds from your payTru VISA Debit card from an ATM is
$2.50 and not $4.00.

In addition, there is a $2.95 monthly service charge applied by payTru but
only if your card carries a balance.

If you have any other questions or you'd like to share your experience with
us once you've used your payTru VISA Debit Card, we'd very much appreciate
receiving your feedback on this new method.


Best regards,

Veronica
PokerStars Payments Supervisor



IMO, this is going to be a great way to get money off of the site, and a great way for fish to deposit. Awesome job Stars.
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Old 02-21-2007, 07:38 PM
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Default Re: New Deposit Option on Pokerstars

Only if you find an ATM card that will allow a $1000 transaction. More likely you will have to break it up into two $500 withdrawls.

The $2.50 fee (per transaction) is from the payTru VISA Debit card side. The bank that actually owns the ATM machine is going to charge $2 (per transaction) or more also for using a card that doesn't belong to them.

So your $500 in, $1000 out transaction is going to cost you at least $28.50 in fees, if not $33 or more, if you have to do multiple withdrawls at the ATM.
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Old 02-21-2007, 07:48 PM
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Default Re: New Deposit Option on Pokerstars

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Only if you find an ATM card that will allow a $1000 transaction. More likely you will have to break it up into two $500 withdrawls.

The $2.50 fee (per transaction) is from the payTru VISA Debit card side. The bank that actually owns the ATM machine is going to charge $2 (per transaction) or more also for using a card that doesn't belong to them.

So your $500 in, $1000 out transaction is going to cost you at least $28.50 in fees, if not $33 or more, if you have to do multiple withdrawls at the ATM.

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solution: don't ever deposit except for bonuses [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img] and only use the card to cover very large purchases, for which the fee is $1...

this is stellar and I love this option already. hopefully every other site will do this (wsex already does)...preferably all with one card so we don't need a dozen of them, but w/e, I'm not picky.
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Old 02-21-2007, 08:26 PM
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this is stellar and I love this option already.

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Pokerhost had an atm card exclusive to them a few years ago when I played there. It worked very well and was one of the few things I liked about them. Not sure if they still have it or not.

And I love this option too. It's perfect for an SSNL'er who takes out $1k at a time. I don't know about the fish and their deposits, but as far as withdrawals go, it looks good.

Also:

Cliff notes on fees for the withdrawer

--$2.50 charged at the ATM when you withdraw ($500 per day limit)
--$2.95 monthly maintenence fee when you have a balance on your card.

And Stars picks up the 4% +$0.50 "load fee"

So if you withdraw $1005 from Stars, you'd have $1000 in cash within 48 hours. (if you know where the no fee ATM's are, or else bank ATM's may charge you a buck or two as well)
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Old 02-21-2007, 08:42 PM
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Default Re: New Deposit Option on Pokerstars

Can you load this directly from a US bank account or use a bank account based debit card to load?
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Old 02-21-2007, 09:05 PM
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Default Re: New Deposit Option on Pokerstars

I tried and submiting for this card but it says one or more things were incomplete with registration and I tried emailing stars about it. Anyone else have same issue?
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Old 02-21-2007, 07:49 PM
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