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11-02-2007, 01:43 PM
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Re: Withdrawal from FTP- Moneybookers
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Withdrawing from FTP is serious business...Since I deposited with my Visa card, how do I withdraw? I'm starting to think withdrawing is a myth. [/ QUOTE ] you could withdraw by requesting a check 
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11-02-2007, 01:47 PM
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Re: Withdrawal from FTP- Moneybookers
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[ QUOTE ] Withdrawing from FTP is serious business...Since I deposited with my Visa card, how do I withdraw? I'm starting to think withdrawing is a myth. [/ QUOTE ] you could withdraw by requesting a check [/ QUOTE ] Is that the only option I have? I just want to get the money out of FTP to put it on another site, there is no way to keep the money online? Edit: Also, how much do they charge for a check?
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11-02-2007, 01:58 PM
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Re: Withdrawal from FTP- Moneybookers
The only way to withdraw is via the method you deposited. Can't remember if you can withdraw to a Visa but when I deposited it was a Mastercard and apparently you can't withdraw to those.
Didn't want to wait for a cheque and the possibility of it going AWOL in the post; plus you had to send them all sorts of ID to get a cheque, so ended up depositing $50 via Neteller and withdrawing it again the same way. FTP withdrawals are a pain in the arse imho.
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11-03-2007, 12:37 PM
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Re: Withdrawal from FTP- Moneybookers
seriously, withdrawling from FTP is insane, the first time I played on FT was almost a year ago and I started by depositng 50 bucks from my debit account, eventually I had it up to 140 or so and decided I wanted to take 50 out to save my initial investment or whatever, so I hit withdrawal and it said I could only withdrawl via the way I deposited UNLESS it was from a checking account via Visa or Mastercard so my only option was to request a check, but you can only do that if you have 150 or more, needless to say I lost it all waiting for epassporte to clear so I could withdrawl.
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