TheGreek withdrawals, what is the best?
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Interesting, I haven't saw this option on web-site. I am going to give them a call.
- Aug 28, 2005
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Wow I just called to them and Western Union withdrawal looks like the most expensive method of all withdrawals. Around 90$ to withdraw 1000$:scared
Unfortunately it looks like FedEx is least expensive and it is $35. I used to books where withdrawal is free, but now looks like I have to pay.
Unfortunately it looks like FedEx is least expensive and it is $35. I used to books where withdrawal is free, but now looks like I have to pay.
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Most books make enough interest % on the deposited amount not to extort their players $35 to write a check and pay ten bucks for shipping.
Its like paying your bank $2-$5 everytime you use the ATM to get your money. Ridiculous.
Its like paying your bank $2-$5 everytime you use the ATM to get your money. Ridiculous.
you should try instadebit. believe they still offer it, and the withdrawals were free, and ussually are at most books.
loved paypal and then that went away, then neteller, which I though was even better. well that is not longer an option at least for north amercians.
so have used instadebit about ten times, and happy with the results, and the withdrawals are free. I live in Cdn. so not sure but believe the option works in the US, you should ask by email.
prefer free fedex if that is the option but if not use instadebit. by the way books should allow one free withdrawal at least on a monthly basis.
would rather keep 35 than give it away.
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selkirk
loved paypal and then that went away, then neteller, which I though was even better. well that is not longer an option at least for north amercians.
so have used instadebit about ten times, and happy with the results, and the withdrawals are free. I live in Cdn. so not sure but believe the option works in the US, you should ask by email.
prefer free fedex if that is the option but if not use instadebit. by the way books should allow one free withdrawal at least on a monthly basis.
would rather keep 35 than give it away.
thanks
selkirk
Even though he's up to 1000$, that doesn't mean he should throw away 35$.
I had/have the same problem with BETUS where I was up over 1200$ and if I withdrew 1500 or more I had 2.5% interest + 50$ fee. LMFAO at that.
"Here's your money sir, but you gotta pay us taxes on it because, well....we need the money."
I had/have the same problem with BETUS where I was up over 1200$ and if I withdrew 1500 or more I had 2.5% interest + 50$ fee. LMFAO at that.
"Here's your money sir, but you gotta pay us taxes on it because, well....we need the money."
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If I have to pay $35 to keep my money in a legit book and never have to worry about a withdrawal then I will do it all the time.
If you are up 1000s then $35 should be one bet or a lot less than one bet to you.
I really see nothing wrong with the $35 fee.
If you are up 1000s then $35 should be one bet or a lot less than one bet to you.
I really see nothing wrong with the $35 fee.
It's principal and such. To some people, 35$ might not be just one bet. You never know, some people that 1000$ could be a couple months worth of work.
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