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How do I cash out ?
This has probably been addressed in various threads, but I want to cash out. Since Neteller is no longer available, what other methods are there. If someone can refer me to a thread with the options, I would appreciate.
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Re: How do I cash out ?
Check, bank wire, Epassporte. There are other ways too, but these three are the most used.
The search function is your friend. This has been asked a million times, and the question itself belongs in the Internet Gambling forum. |
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Re: How do I cash out ?
Western Union.
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Re: How do I cash out ?
Checks have been working for me. They take from a week to a month to get, depending on the site and conditions. Some of them looked a little weird when I got them, but I have had no problems with any of my banks so far...knock on my noggin.
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Re: How do I cash out ?
Anyone know the epassporte fees? I couldn't find them on their site.
Specifically: Fee to transfer money to ATM card (aside from the $35 setup) Fee to send money to U.S. Bank Account |
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Re: How do I cash out ?
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Anyone know the epassporte fees? I couldn't find them on their site. Specifically: Fee to transfer money to ATM card (aside from the $35 setup) Fee to send money to U.S. Bank Account [/ QUOTE ] There is no fee to transfer money to your ATM as it is all one account with EPassporte. They charge $2 to withdraw at an ATM(plus the ATM fee) and $2 per withdrawal to your bank account. |
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Re: How do I cash out ?
Why don't you just click the [censored] cashier option on the site you play on and look at the options for cashing out?
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Re: How do I cash out ?
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[ QUOTE ] Anyone know the epassporte fees? I couldn't find them on their site. Specifically: Fee to transfer money to ATM card (aside from the $35 setup) Fee to send money to U.S. Bank Account [/ QUOTE ] There is no fee to transfer money to your ATM as it is all one account with EPassporte. They charge $2 to withdraw at an ATM(plus the ATM fee) and $2 per withdrawal to your bank account. [/ QUOTE ] ty, this isnt too bad compared to old neteller iirc |
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