wirecard on Fulltilt

[Johny Poker]

Fulltilt is offering a new deposit/withdrawal method called wirecard, which has some fees, and I don't see anything about FT picking up the fees. Is anyone familiar with this service? I guess it is supposed to work for US players. Any info is appreciated.

[Leader]

It's associated with click2pay in some way, and click2pay does not seem reliable ATM. This thread belongs in the internet gamboling forum where there is a longer thread about this topic.

[amulet]

i had dinner with one of the top ft execs a few days ago. he told me they were going to announce by the end of the week a new funding source very similar to neteller. i didn't ask questions about the fees, however, it was clear that he thought it was not very different from neteller.

[EvanJC]

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i had dinner with one of the top ft execs a few days ago. he told me they were going to announce by the end of the week a new funding source very similar to neteller. i didn't ask questions about the fees, however, it was clear that he thought it was not very different from neteller.

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would you care to elaborate any furter?

[Uglyowl]

http://www.online-gambling-insider.com/o...d-01-25-07.html

Intertops has just set up their own funding mechanism. I have heard that some poker sites are not too far behind.

[Darque Nuts]

I'm more interesting in the "cashing out" aspect. Neteller was fairly quick with my cashouts (usually less than a week).

[joeker]

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http://www.online-gambling-insider.com/o...d-01-25-07.html

Intertops has just set up their own funding mechanism. I have heard that some poker sites are not too far behind.

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Yep...this is the new way....how long will it last?

*crosses fingers*

[ongo30]

Wow...
Looks great has anyone dealt with them before??

[cakewalk]

doesnt bodog have their own payment system ?

[JayA]

A diff method besides Wirecard?