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Old 02-15-2007, 11:19 AM
Money2Burn Money2Burn is offline
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Default A question about checks from poker sites.

I recently tried to cash out by check from Prima and the transaction got denied. When I asked support what was wrong they sent me this message:

Thank you for contacting Poker Advice.

Due to the online gambling laws in the US. Our checks can no longer be cashed
within the US. At the moment the only withdrawal option for US players is ACH.
To do an ACH withdrawal you need to request a withdrawal through the bank
section of the
software. Set the withdrawal method as check and then contact us with all of
the information below.
First Name
Surname
Account Number
ABA (routing) number
Account Holder
Account type
Bank name
Branch name
Bank Address (incl country)

All of your outstanding withdrawals will be returned to your account within 24
hours.

This seemed strange to me because I thought I had read in some thread on here that checks weren't a problem. Since I really needed them money I went ahead and sent them all the relevant information they asked for, tried to cash out and today I logged on and no dice, the money was refunded. I just emailed them again and havn't heard back from them yet. I know people have had problems cashing out from Prima, but I have never encountered any and I've been with them for a while.

Are they giving me the runaround?

Thanks,

Chris
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