Netteller question - funding by Netteller/wd by other means

UncleButternutts · Jul 12, 2003

moneyline$$
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote">quote:<HR> At Carib i currently do both Neteller and transfers as I choose without restriction <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Well, i was told by both phone and IM that since i deposited using Netteller, i must use Netteller to withdraw.

Sat Jul 12
1:30 pm
Any amounts forwarded via neteller will need to be cashout back to neteller before cashing out via other methods. Mario

michael777
I suppose. I wish i had known beforehand though.

UncleButternutts · Jul 12, 2003

Thanks Jazz , i feel better now

BCBets

Thanks, i guess i will just continue taking you guys to the woodshed then.

j/k
Atlanta will knock me to even on the day, as long as Cleveland holds up.

Guest · Jul 12, 2003

uncle,i wish i had known also,would be nice if they let their customers know their policy changes beforehand

Ninja · Jul 12, 2003

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote">quote:<HR>Originally posted by BC Bets:
Neteller is the same as cash. <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Absolutely right.

Any book that doesn't let you withdraw funds by whatever method you want after making a Neteller deposit is just screwing with you.

I'd like to know of any other books that have this unnecessary restriction so that I can stay away.

BCBETS · Jul 12, 2003

The limits are over the phone and online.

Scott
www.bcbets.com

Bluegrass · Jul 12, 2003

It doesn't matter to us either on how you choose to WD your money. It is your money and you can have it anyway that you like!!!

UncleButternutts · Jul 12, 2003

michael777
Yeah, making a deposit there was no problem at all, thats for sure.

ninja
Agreed!

Much thanks to BCBets and Bluegrass for the info

oilman · Jul 12, 2003

Anymore books out there offer this option?

I'm pretty sure Pinnacle won't let you withdrawal any other way until you have taken out the same amount you deposited.

I have only used Neteller and CC charge backs for withdrawals in the last couple of years and before that only Fed Ex, but there are times where a quick WU would be great.

Phaedrus · Jul 12, 2003

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote">quote:<HR>Originally posted by totalsquare:
I am going to try moneybookers, low fees only drawback is you have to bank wire or use credit card. I like the direct bank transfers myself.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Moneybookers is a good service; everything PayPal should be but just can't for some damned reason. You can also fund and withdraw MB accounts via e-gold.

Phaedrus