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betgo 11-12-2007 12:15 PM

How do I get money into Full Tilt?
 
I want to play in the FTOPS events, including the $2500 next weekend. I don't usually deposit.

For Epassporte, there are big charges, small transfer amounts, and it takes a while to get funds from your bank account as I understand it.

My debit card doesn't work. Is there a debit card you can apply for that will allow you to transfer there?

They have an option called cash transfer. What is that and how does that work?

Do they allow you to wire them money any way or send them a check?

I suppose person to person transfers may handle it OK.

IWEARGOGGLES 11-12-2007 12:17 PM

Re: How do I get money into Full Tilt?
 
Send someone Stars $$ for Tilt $$?

betgo 11-12-2007 03:00 PM

Re: How do I get money into Full Tilt?
 
Yeh, OK p2p transfers worked OK for me. But how do fish get money in there. Seems difficult with only Epassporte available for US players. You can't wire money or send a check?

aargh57 11-12-2007 03:10 PM

Re: How do I get money into Full Tilt?
 
I think moneygram works right?

oakley77 11-12-2007 03:56 PM

Re: How do I get money into Full Tilt?
 
canadians can now use instadebit where u link ur chequing account to the site

HighSteakesPr0 11-12-2007 04:15 PM

Re: How do I get money into Full Tilt?
 
cash transfer is money gram and it works well. There is an 1800 max per transaction though

IWEARGOGGLES 11-12-2007 06:38 PM

Re: How do I get money into Full Tilt?
 
Betgo,

I constantly have huge fish asking me to trade Stars $$ for cash.

Amounts up to like 3-5k. Seriously. And they blow it at 5/10 and tournaments almost instantly.


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