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Old 03-27-2007, 12:43 AM
bigt2k4 bigt2k4 is offline
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I guess I have made so many withdrawals previously to Neteller. There was a edit withdrawal method button when I hit bank--> withdraw.
Also, what is RAF?
Also, 14kEuro is still not enough in a rolling 90day period, I need a lot higher.
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Old 03-27-2007, 12:59 AM
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Don't forget, US players just went through this, so you guys might find answers to questions in regards to ePassporte and paper cheques in the exisiting lengthy threads...of course with the exception of when it relates to Canadian currency/bank accounts.

MSD, yes...there should be a thread or two here already in regards to PStars cheques. ePassporte, no idea, but there is an official thread that may help you.
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Old 03-27-2007, 02:49 AM
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Moneybookers sucks...6000GBP max outgoing per 90 days..how the hell am I suppose to do more than a few sportsbook bonuses each month?
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Old 03-27-2007, 02:55 AM
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D'ont know if its been mentioned but Cakepoker also accepts moneybookers.
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Old 03-27-2007, 02:57 AM
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Moneybookers sucks...6000GBP max outgoing per 90 days..how the hell am I suppose to do more than a few sportsbook bonuses each month?

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It may be as high as 13K Euro, but that includes money moving both directions, I believe. That being said, I agree...Moneybookers may not be a good solution for everyone. I'm not sure WHAT the solution will be for anyone moving high volumes...I'm not positive, but I think all of the remaining eWallets have similar limits.
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Old 03-27-2007, 03:03 AM
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I guess I have made so many withdrawals previously to Neteller. There was a edit withdrawal method button when I hit bank--> withdraw.
Also, what is RAF?
Also, 14kEuro is still not enough in a rolling 90day period, I need a lot higher.

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RAF = Refer-A-Friend...existing Moneybookers members can make a couple of dollars if new members use their name when signing up. However, 2+2 doesn't allow us to ask for/offer referrals in posts (for good reason), so I'll leave it at that.

BTW, Happy Birthday!
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Old 03-27-2007, 03:27 AM
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I'll try to post updates periodically so the latest will be near the bottom, since I can't change the OP. Here's the latest:

Moneybookers - AP, b2b, Party, UB, Everest, iPoker, Microgaming, OnGame, Boss (some), Pacific, WSEX, Cake
Click2Pay - AP, UB, Crypto (Sun & IP only), Everest, iPoker, Microgaming (some), OnGame, Boss (some), FT
ePassporte - AP, Stars, UB, FT, Cake
ATMOnline - UB
EcoCard - iPoker, Microgaming (some)


Networks Checked so far: AP, b2b, Party, Stars, UB, Paradise (none), Crypto, Everest, iPoker, Microgaming (not all the same), OnGame, Boss (not all the same), FT, Pacific, WSEX, Cake.
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Old 03-27-2007, 03:40 AM
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Here's the help section on click2pay's website...it actually looks like it might be pretty nice. Anybody have any info about limits, service, etc? They state explicitly that you set your own spending limit over the phone with them after you sign up, but they never mention withdrawal limits anywhere.
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Old 03-27-2007, 04:15 AM
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does moneybookers have USD accounts?
My Prima site lists moneybookers and click2pay as withdrawal methods and I want to know the differences in fees and speed

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Yes, they do.

I have an account there.

But it's a huge nightmare to deposit to moneybookers.

Jesus H. Christ.
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Old 03-27-2007, 05:51 AM
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Added a couple:

Moneybookers - AP, b2b, Boss (some), Cake, Everest, iPoker, Mansion, Microgaming, OnGame, Pacific, Party, UB, WSEX
Click2Pay - AP, Boss (some), Crypto (Sun & IP only), Everest, FT, iPoker, Microgaming (some), OnGame, Poker.com, TruePoker, UB
ePassporte - AP, Cake, FT, Stars, UB,
ATMOnline - UB
EcoCard - iPoker, Mansion, Microgaming (some)

Networks checked so far: AP, b2b, Boss, Cake, Crypto, Everest, FT, iPoker, Mansion, Microgaming, OnGame, Pacific, Paradise, Party, Poker.com, Stars, TruePoker, UB, WSEX.

Done forget, everyone...this list is FAR from gospel. I have tried NONE of these options yet...much of this is just what I've gleaned from poker rooms' websites, or from the poker clients' cashiers. Any and all input would be most welcome.
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