Deposit and Withdrawl funds from Online Sportsbooks.

Tommy · 05-17-06, 07:55 AM

I'm curious to know what deposit and withdrawl methods does everyone use to and from your online sportsbook?

There are so many different options that online sportsbooks out there accept these days. Credit Cards are pretty much a thing of the past and alot of banks block access anyway. I personally use Neteller and sometimes Firepay, it's really easy and super quick both ways.

charlie476 · 05-17-06, 05:33 PM

I use neteller as well but if I bet at sportsbook.com i withdraw with a check cause they fedex and i always get next day

Tommy · 05-17-06, 05:41 PM

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Originally Posted by charlie476

I use neteller as well but if I bet at sportsbook.com i withdraw with a check cause they fedex and i always get next day

Very nice bro. Neteller is the only way to go IMO.

charlie476 · 05-17-06, 05:44 PM

I see alot more companies charging more and more for neteller. It used to always be free for withdraws now most are $15 some are high as $25. Alot of books are pushing moneybookers now. I dont know much about them but im guessing its cheaper for the sportsbooks

Tommy · 05-18-06, 09:36 PM

No one has any input on this topic? I feel this is important to discuss. Since the banks have declined most credit card transactions, what is everyone using these days and how is it going for you?

charlie476 · 05-18-06, 09:39 PM

I bank with wellsfargo but I never had a problem using it to deposit money on an account however I tryed to buy something through paypal from a company in UK and they were declining my card. The excuse they had was it was security purposes but its all good. Neteller rocks though

Tommy · 05-18-06, 09:53 PM

I've had very good experiences with Neteller and Firepay over the years.

I'm interested to know if anyone uses Moneybookers, Solidpay, Click2Pay or somthing similiar.

Moldoveanu · 05-19-06, 01:01 PM

my sportbook does not charge anything when u deposit from

moneybooker to bet365 account and u can deposit as minimum as 1$

but when u use nettler u have to deposit minimum 50$ and also u have to pay some money a fee for that!

its really anoying to use nettler on most books! moneybookers are much easier!

dananderson32 · 05-19-06, 01:59 PM

moldo i know you live in moldova or somthing like that....i need to know more about this moneybookers as a US person any extra charges or anything?

Moldoveanu · 05-19-06, 10:33 PM

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Originally Posted by dananderson32

moldo i know you live in moldova or somthing like that....i need to know more about this moneybookers as a US person any extra charges or anything?

lol u still dont know that i live in USA

i dont live in moldova! i live in USA!

i read in the rules!

when u creat an account u look for top funds then it appears

ur moneybookers email how much money u want and then all that

press done and uhave money in ur book! quick and easy!!

but netteleris a lot harder and also min is 50$ and i believe u need to pay fees for depositin via netteler!!

dananderson32 · 05-19-06, 11:15 PM

moldo what kind of method do you use to deposit into your moneybookers account and is their any charges for service or anything with this method?

ha85 · 05-20-06, 06:59 AM

only way to go is neteller

james369 · 05-21-06, 04:45 AM

neteller

05-17-06, 07:55 AM	#1 (permalink)
Tommy Now go get your shinebox Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Sportscapper Island Posts: 15,068	Deposit and Withdrawl funds from Online Sportsbooks. I'm curious to know what deposit and withdrawl methods does everyone use to and from your online sportsbook? There are so many different options that online sportsbooks out there accept these days. Credit Cards are pretty much a thing of the past and alot of banks block access anyway. I personally use Neteller and sometimes Firepay, it's really easy and super quick both ways.
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05-17-06, 05:33 PM	#2 (permalink)
charlie476 SCI Member Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 43	I use neteller as well but if I bet at sportsbook.com i withdraw with a check cause they fedex and i always get next day
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charlie476 SCI Member Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 43	I see alot more companies charging more and more for neteller. It used to always be free for withdraws now most are $15 some are high as $25. Alot of books are pushing moneybookers now. I dont know much about them but im guessing its cheaper for the sportsbooks
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05-18-06, 09:36 PM	#5 (permalink)
Tommy Now go get your shinebox Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Sportscapper Island Posts: 15,068	No one has any input on this topic? I feel this is important to discuss. Since the banks have declined most credit card transactions, what is everyone using these days and how is it going for you?
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05-18-06, 09:39 PM	#6 (permalink)
charlie476 SCI Member Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 43	I bank with wellsfargo but I never had a problem using it to deposit money on an account however I tryed to buy something through paypal from a company in UK and they were declining my card. The excuse they had was it was security purposes but its all good. Neteller rocks though
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05-18-06, 09:53 PM	#7 (permalink)
Tommy Now go get your shinebox Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Sportscapper Island Posts: 15,068	I've had very good experiences with Neteller and Firepay over the years. I'm interested to know if anyone uses Moneybookers, Solidpay, Click2Pay or somthing similiar.
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05-19-06, 01:01 PM	#8 (permalink)
Moldoveanu SCI Member Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: New York City Posts: 829	my sportbook does not charge anything when u deposit from moneybooker to bet365 account and u can deposit as minimum as 1$ but when u use nettler u have to deposit minimum 50$ and also u have to pay some money a fee for that! its really anoying to use nettler on most books! moneybookers are much easier!
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05-19-06, 01:59 PM	#9 (permalink)
dananderson32 DANO THE GREEK Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: BUFFALO Posts: 3,067	moldo i know you live in moldova or somthing like that....i need to know more about this moneybookers as a US person any extra charges or anything? __________________ "Go against all odds" Beanie Segal ""YOU WANNA HATE ME THAN HATE ME WHAT CAN I DO BUT KEEP GETTING MONEY"- NAS "a lot of rappers be like one time wonders couldnt say a fly rhyme if their was one right under their noses" - gangstarr YTD 57-73 -60.8 units (unposted record wont count jsut used to keep track of plays i forgot to post but did bet) YTD 157-158-4 +0.1 units (nba record) ytd 235-250-8 -234.5 units (cbb record) YTD 95-113-5 -41.82 UNITS (mlb record) YTD 10-6-1 +10.8 UNITS (UNPOSTED NFL WONT COUNT TOWARDS RECORD JUST TO TRACK FOR MY OWN PROFITS)
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05-19-06, 11:15 PM	#11 (permalink)
dananderson32 DANO THE GREEK Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: BUFFALO Posts: 3,067	moldo what kind of method do you use to deposit into your moneybookers account and is their any charges for service or anything with this method? __________________ "Go against all odds" Beanie Segal ""YOU WANNA HATE ME THAN HATE ME WHAT CAN I DO BUT KEEP GETTING MONEY"- NAS "a lot of rappers be like one time wonders couldnt say a fly rhyme if their was one right under their noses" - gangstarr YTD 57-73 -60.8 units (unposted record wont count jsut used to keep track of plays i forgot to post but did bet) YTD 157-158-4 +0.1 units (nba record) ytd 235-250-8 -234.5 units (cbb record) YTD 95-113-5 -41.82 UNITS (mlb record) YTD 10-6-1 +10.8 UNITS (UNPOSTED NFL WONT COUNT TOWARDS RECORD JUST TO TRACK FOR MY OWN PROFITS)
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05-20-06, 06:59 AM	#12 (permalink)
ha85 SCI Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 413	only way to go is neteller
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05-21-06, 04:45 AM	#13 (permalink)
james369 SCI Member Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: ont canada Posts: 284	neteller
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