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Old 10-12-2006, 04:47 AM
Sciolist Sciolist is offline
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Default Re: MD Residents - what pay service/method will you use now?

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I tried e-checks on Stars and it works but...there are limits like $500/week intially. Furthermore, it is rather sensitive, if you try multiple smaller deposits, it will reject a request and you have to wait longer before your next deposit.

It did work however

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You can deposit & cashout by wire if you mail support to ask for details. You have to deposit/withdraw fairly large sums though - $1k either way, say.
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Old 10-12-2006, 08:34 AM
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Default Re: MD Residents - what pay service/method will you use now?

MD is the house here also. I had used firepay pretty much exclusively, and have always hated not having access to Neteller. About half a year ago I got into Epassporte. This is accepted at Full Tilt, Pokerroom , and Hollywood poker for both deposit and withdraw. It is also accepted at Absolute for deposit. I think it may work at Doyle's room for both deposit and withdraw. It is not accpeted at Stars. Thank god I was able to use Party last week to move about 5k of my working roll from Firepay-> Party -> Epassporte.

In my mind, us MD'ers need to petition both Stars and Absolute to use Epassporte for deposit/withdraw now that Firepay is Busto. I know other things like central coin and click 2 pay are around, but if worse comes to worse, I will probably just give e-checks a try.

How does stars process a cashout if you deposit by e-check?
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Old 10-12-2006, 10:10 AM
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Default Re: MD Residents - what pay service/method will you use now?

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Nice.

If anyone from MD uses something other than FP or NetTeller for Stars, FTP, or UB, please let us know.

I would imagine straight checks to/from the site would work.
Certainly looking for something a bit quicker. Beggars can't be choosers at this point.

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At least with FT, straight checks are not an option for me. They deliver them with UPS and charge a ~$33.50 delivery fee, plus it takes time.

This really cuts into anyone's profit who is playing micro's and or bonus whoring.

Greg
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Old 10-12-2006, 10:43 AM
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Default Re: MD Residents - what pay service/method will you use now?

The rules about cashouts for e-checks are listed on Stars site:

http://www.pokerstars.com/poker/real-money/echecks/
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Old 10-12-2006, 10:46 AM
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Default Re: MD Residents - what pay service/method will you use now?

So has anyone used Neteller with a PO Box in a nearby state?
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Old 10-12-2006, 11:33 AM
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Default Re: MD Residents - what pay service/method will you use now?

The problem is that the P.O. Box needs to match up with the address for your bank account. Obviously, you could open up a bank account with the non-MD P.O. Box address but if you're a MD resident whose SSN is linked to paying taxes in MD, that may be tough to pull off?
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Old 10-12-2006, 03:39 PM
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Default Re: MD Residents - what pay service/method will you use now?

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epassorte. and it has a debit vis card.

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Can epassporte be used at sites that "accept Visa" but make no mention of epassporte?

How do I get money out of epassporte and back into my bank?

What operations cost money? I see an awful 5% charge for loading the card from my personal Visa.
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Old 10-12-2006, 03:46 PM
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Default Re: MD Residents - what pay service/method will you use now?

I haven't read this whole tread because I don't live in MD, but couldn't you just open out of state mail box and an ING savings account. Then fund Neteller.
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Old 10-12-2006, 03:59 PM
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Default Re: MD Residents - what pay service/method will you use now?

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Can epassporte be used at sites that "accept Visa" but make no mention of epassporte?

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Yes but you must upgrade to the visa electron card which costs either 25 or 35 dollars

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How do I get money out of epassporte and back into my bank?

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Same way you do with Neteller or Firepay. EFT. Their EFTs seem to take longer than Firepay's or IGMpays though. There is also a 2 dollar charge per withdraw and you start with a limit of 300 to withdraw per day. Apparently this can be upped by talking to support.

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What operations cost money? I see an awful 5% charge for loading the card from my personal Visa.

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I believe you can do transfers direct from your bank account like EFTs or e-checks, but you do have to wait for that to clear.
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Old 10-12-2006, 04:12 PM
HarvestYourNuts HarvestYourNuts is offline
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Default Re: MD Residents - what pay service/method will you use now?

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but couldn't you just open out of state mail box and an ING savings account. Then fund Neteller.

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This is exactly what I am asking. Has anyone done this or can anyone confirm this works or doesn't work?
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