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Insta Debit for Canadians - feedback please
I'm probably behind the times here and missed the posts about this but i just verified my account with them, did a test deposit to a poker site and all worked great. Had a little talk with support and they were great, seems like the new Neteller for Canadians. What am I missing? No service fees, once I deposit via my insta debit account to my bank account they will make some on the exchange but this is standard ( i will get dinged either way, Bank draft etc...)
Feedback please, where's the catch? |
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Re: Insta Debit for Canadians - feedback please
after reading my own post, sounds like spam, lol. I guess i'm just happy, no more long waiting for cheques
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Re: Insta Debit for Canadians - feedback please
Only drawback is that they are not available on all site.
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Re: Insta Debit for Canadians - feedback please
This thread would have been good in the Canadian e-wallet thread. I think I remember someone saying they didn't like the limits of Instadebit in that thread... and something else. Can't remember what.
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Re: Insta Debit for Canadians - feedback please
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I'm probably behind the times here and missed the posts about this but i just verified my account with them, did a test deposit to a poker site and all worked great. Had a little talk with support and they were great, seems like the new Neteller for Canadians. What am I missing? No service fees, once I deposit via my insta debit account to my bank account they will make some on the exchange but this is standard ( i will get dinged either way, Bank draft etc...) Feedback please, where's the catch? [/ QUOTE ] Actually, Moneybookers is the new Neteller. InstaDebit seems good too, but is not nearly as widely used as MB. |
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Re: Insta Debit for Canadians - feedback please
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I'm probably behind the times here and missed the posts about this but i just verified my account with them, did a test deposit to a poker site and all worked great. Had a little talk with support and they were great, seems like the new Neteller for Canadians. What am I missing? No service fees, once I deposit via my insta debit account to my bank account they will make some on the exchange but this is standard ( i will get dinged either way, Bank draft etc...) Feedback please, where's the catch? [/ QUOTE ] I think one of the catches is the currency exchange. It would really suck to try to transfer funds between different poker accounts. U.S.->CDN->U.S. |
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Re: Insta Debit for Canadians - feedback please
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[ QUOTE ] I'm probably behind the times here and missed the posts about this but i just verified my account with them, did a test deposit to a poker site and all worked great. Had a little talk with support and they were great, seems like the new Neteller for Canadians. What am I missing? No service fees, once I deposit via my insta debit account to my bank account they will make some on the exchange but this is standard ( i will get dinged either way, Bank draft etc...) Feedback please, where's the catch? [/ QUOTE ] I think one of the catches is the currency exchange. It would really suck to try to transfer funds between different poker accounts. U.S.->CDN->U.S. [/ QUOTE ] I think that they handle both currency at the same time without charge. |
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Re: Insta Debit for Canadians - feedback please
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I think that they handle both currency at the same time without charge. [/ QUOTE ] Are you sure? I thought the OP said they charge a vig on his deposit. CDN->U.S |
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Re: Insta Debit for Canadians - feedback please
I read their FAQ and all those transfers between sites stay USD. The only exchange is when you pu the funds back into your account
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Re: Insta Debit for Canadians - feedback please
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I read their FAQ and all those transfers between sites stay USD. The only exchange is when you pu the funds back into your account [/ QUOTE ] When you say account, you mean bank account right? That makes sense. Same as Neteller was. |
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