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doublefristed 10-03-2006 01:06 AM

Firepay withdrawal fee?
 
Seems like firepay is now charging 10 dollars for withdrawals in light of the situation .... how nice of them.

TimTimSalabim 10-03-2006 01:22 AM

Re: Firepay withdrawal fee?
 
Firepay has always charged a $10 withdrawal fee.

sixers030409 10-03-2006 02:23 AM

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Firepay has always charged a $10 withdrawal fee.

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No. They haven't. They only charged a 10 dollar fee if you havent made a succesful deposit in 120 days. So this is new, and it sucks since i cant use Neteller.

Jeffmet3 10-03-2006 02:25 AM

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Firepay has always charged a $10 withdrawal fee.

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No. They haven't. They only charged a 10 dollar fee if you havent made a succesful deposit in 120 days. So this is new, and it sucks since i cant use Neteller.

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Check it now.

I've never been charged a firepay withdrawal fee and have deposited within the past 120 days.

i just checked and i have a $10 fee if I want to withdraw my money in firepay.

[censored] ridiculous

ckmo 10-03-2006 06:54 AM

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didn't charge me one last night...or ever.

mayday4379 10-03-2006 09:27 AM

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they didn't charge me one last week.

StevieG 10-03-2006 12:22 PM

Re: Firepay withdrawal fee?
 
I also learned that they charge an "inactivity fee." After 150 days without a transaction, they deduct $50 from the account and will do so again in 60 days. There was no email sent when this transaction was processed.

Nice, huh?

otctrader 10-03-2006 12:29 PM

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Firepay has always charged a $10 withdrawal fee.

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Anyone know if you can deposit $1 into your FP account at the $4.99 fee or whatever and have it considered "active" for free withdrawals?

awayfromjay 10-03-2006 12:43 PM

Re: Firepay withdrawal fee?
 
Do you think they added this to make a quick buck off everyone cashing out because of the new bill?

roboflop 10-03-2006 04:21 PM

Re: Firepay withdrawal fee?
 
i tried to cash out and they were charging $10 also.

Archon_Wing 10-03-2006 04:25 PM

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Nope, they were always making quick bucks like this.

But deposit for 3.99 and withdraw a bit later usually works.

MSH 10-03-2006 04:42 PM

Re: Firepay withdrawal fee?
 
A few days ago I was about to withdraw my money. There was no $10 charge listed. Today I withdrew my money. There was a $10 charge. What happened here?

Bluffoon 10-03-2006 05:23 PM

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[ QUOTE ]
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Firepay has always charged a $10 withdrawal fee.

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No. They haven't. They only charged a 10 dollar fee if you havent made a succesful deposit in 120 days. So this is new, and it sucks since i cant use Neteller.

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That's crap. I funded my firepay account less than 30 days ago and I also now have a withdrawal fee listed. I am almost positive they offered me 120 days free withdrawals.

Nice going Firepay.

Snafu'd 10-03-2006 05:26 PM

Re: Firepay withdrawal fee?
 
can't you just validate your bank account and get around this?

Jeremy517 10-03-2006 05:30 PM

Re: Firepay withdrawal fee?
 
They have updated their terms and conditions to remove the regular-deposit exception. Thus, everyone gets the fee every time now.

Paragon 10-03-2006 05:48 PM

Re: Firepay withdrawal fee?
 
Unreal. I was never notified about a change of terms in service, but sure enough I see the withdrawal fee. Poker is my job, and to cash out a large portion of bankroll I'd have to pay the fee several times, so this is ridiculous.

Were the rules changed because of the recent legislation? Seems like Firepay is backstabbing its US customers on the way out. I will be depositing all of my money back onto some poker site and withdrawing via a paper check if it will avoid giving Firepay another cent.

benneh 10-03-2006 05:51 PM

Re: Firepay withdrawal fee?
 
i withdrew 800 2 days ago on sunday night and had no fee.

a rebours 10-03-2006 05:56 PM

Re: Firepay withdrawal fee?
 
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I also learned that they charge an "inactivity fee." After 150 days without a transaction, they deduct $50 from the account and will do so again in 60 days. There was no email sent when this transaction was processed.

Nice, huh?

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I just found out they took my $50 too. no warning ever. I didn't even know they cld do that. [img]/images/graemlins/mad.gif[/img] firepay totally sucks.

Trypa 10-03-2006 06:02 PM

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Wait, wait, wait. $50 from your CHECKING ACCOUNT or your FIREPAY account?

CappyAA 10-04-2006 01:12 AM

Re: Firepay withdrawal fee?
 
This is [censored]. I took out money last week with no fee too, but there is one today. I emailed them to ask them what the [censored] with no response yet. If that is the case, I'm just redepositing into Full Tilt and getting a paper check. I can wait 10 days if it means Firepay doesn't get my $10.

Curse Firepay.....and Netteller for not being in Maryland.

Nonfiction 10-04-2006 02:40 AM

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Curse Firepay.....and Netteller for not being in Maryland.

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QFT

StevieG 10-04-2006 08:37 AM

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Wait, wait, wait. $50 from your CHECKING ACCOUNT or your FIREPAY account?

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From the Firepay account.

CappyAA 10-04-2006 09:05 AM

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Just got the following email back from Firepay after I bitched about it.

Hi Michael,

Thank you very much for your inquiry.

Unfortunately this fee must be charged to defray the processing costs associated with withdrawal transactions.

Should you need any further assistance, please do not hesitate to ask.


Best Regards,

Mila
Supervisor
www.firepay.com
info@firepay.com


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