List of eWallets for Canadians

[Pontuan21]

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Royal Bank charges $15 for all incoming international bank wires. The $15 fee is in the currency of the wire. So U.S. currency means $15 U.S.

I believe CIBC charges $10.

BMO is looking very good to me right now.

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Are you sure about the RBC wire fees cardman?

The person I talked to at RBC said it cost $15 CAN to recieve a incoming wire in GBP Sterling. Big difference between $15CAN and 15GBP. [img]/images/graemlins/confused.gif[/img]

[cardman]

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Royal Bank charges $15 for all incoming international bank wires. The $15 fee is in the currency of the wire. So U.S. currency means $15 U.S.

I believe CIBC charges $10.

BMO is looking very good to me right now.

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Are you sure about the RBC wire fees cardman?

The person I talked to at RBC said it cost $15 CAN to recieve a incoming wire in GBP Sterling. Big difference between $15CAN and 15GBP. [img]/images/graemlins/confused.gif[/img]

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I'm 100% sure about Canadian and U.S. currency international wires using Royal Bank. Ask the teller about Canadian and U.S. bank wires and they'll tell you that I'm right. Not sure about GBP though. Probably because the currency spread is wider there. I would avoid Royal Bank. Their fees suck.

[pegboy]

For those considering BMO, I've had great success with their investorline account. I get competitive exchange rates between my US and Can accounts. I also use their US funds credit card to make deposits on sites.

[Breadeater]

Anyone out there made successful deposit/withdraws using MB on eurobet or betsson? When I asked eurobet they responded:

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>Although the Moneybookers option is activated on your account I can alas
>not confirm whether this will work for you as we have not received any
>updates from Moneybookers about whether or not they will continue to allow
>Canadian customers to use their services for gambling transactions.

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[Pontuan21]

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Anyone out there made successful deposit/withdraws using MB on eurobet or betsson? When I asked eurobet they responded:

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>Although the Moneybookers option is activated on your account I can alas
>not confirm whether this will work for you as we have not received any
>updates from Moneybookers about whether or not they will continue to allow
>Canadian customers to use their services for gambling transactions.

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Breadeater,

I contacted Eurobet support through the message centre and they added moneybookers as a withdrawl option for me. Neteller was listed as the default option so I asked them if I could withdraw using mb.

Requested the withdrawal from Eurobet on April 20th (Friday) and the money was in my moneybookers account on Monday April 23rd. Didn't even need to make a mb deposit first.

Betsson I'm not sure, but moneybookers is listed as a banking option for me in my account. They do state however, that you must make a moneybookers deposit before you can use it as a withdraw option at Betsson.

[EFT or Nothing]

Contacted PokerStars and asked if the echecks would ever return:

"Unfortunately we do not expect Instant eChecks will be available again within the foreseeable future."

Then there was a bunch of BS about how I should pay a bunch of money with epassporte in order to give them rake. I guess I'm playing Party now ... ::sigh::

[Blixx]

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Anyone out there made successful deposit/withdraws using MB on eurobet or betsson?

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I just did a $50 bonus on Betsson this past weekend. Deposited & withdrew using MB and the money was back in my account within 24h.

[QBert80]

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I talked to my bank, and they said that I can go to a TELLER with the debit card and withdraw as much as I want (up to the 10k max of C2Pay, IIRC)...so you easily can turn the 2% to $15 into a 0.15% fee. I'd never use an ATM since most are only 500 max.

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Black Knight which credit union do you use? This is very curious...

[QBert80]

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on the other hand, click2pay can send checks in Can $ for 2$ I think, so only 2$ per withdrawal and 1 week to receive it I assume, so thats not bad
still thinking about it

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The cheques are in Euros, I just got mine today [img]/images/graemlins/mad.gif[/img]

[Bobo Fett]

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on the other hand, click2pay can send checks in Can $ for 2$ I think, so only 2$ per withdrawal and 1 week to receive it I assume, so thats not bad
still thinking about it

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The cheques are in Euros, I just got mine today [img]/images/graemlins/mad.gif[/img]

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???

You mean they make us keep the balance in Canadian $, then send a cheque in Euros? Uggggh.