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Can you transfer the $50k directly to your bank account via ACH as we were always able to do with Neteller ?(ok so it had to be in multiple withdraws but it was possible and most of us did it every month)
I cant even get my damned Click2Pay account to work and am a 1 star. They insist they sent a small deposit to my account and that I have to verify this amount before I can even deposit money. I cant find that damned transaction!
Can you imagine what a good player’s response would be to all this headache to open and authorize an account? Gambling is an impule buy if you have to wait several days to do it the urge passes and you get annoyed about being made to jump through too many hoops.
sorry, i’m not in the USA. I can withdraw via checks or to debit cards.
before I can even deposit money
contact suport and say you don’t want to deposit – just to collect payments
Can you imagine what a good player’s response would be to all this headache to open and authorize an account? Gambling is an impule buy if you have to wait several days to do it the urge passes and you get annoyed about being made to jump through too many hoops.
– that is the problem – players will have problem to deposit large amounts
Does anyone in the US know what the status is for us at Click2Pay in terms of withdraws?
In terms of deposits when I am finally able to make one my limit is $92.00!!!
Even small players will find this unacceptable
I have no idea. I have never used them or even seen them as an affiliate payment option.
Do the casinos accept ePassporte for US Players?
Does ePassporte accept US clients?
I would assume new payment processors will spring up in the next weeks with very close resemblance of Neteller, I am not so worried on the impact of the players, as the ones we want to keep playing will not stop because of this.
What I am afraid of is rouge processors, as that would deter a lot of players quickly.
I hear instadebit as a good option to, anyone know of any restrictions there?
Do the casinos accept ePassporte for US Players?
I can’t find any
I just checked a few casinos (Vegas Technology, Microgaming) and none accepted ePassporte. It does look like an interesting option though if the casinos and programs got behind it.
Does anyone in the US know what the status is for us at Click2Pay in terms of withdraws?
well that is from my c2p account
Also note that you will need a Star Rating of at least 2 Stars to make a withdrawal.
Please note that the minimum amount for withdrawals is 20.00 USD and that it is not possible to withdraw amounts larger than your current account balance minus your spendings of the last 6 days (uncleared funds).
regarding debit card
* Please notice that the amount to be transferred must not exceed your available funds. Additionally there is a maximum of 5.000 EUR per transfer.
so, ther are no withdraw limits.
I hear instadebit as a good option to, anyone know of any restrictions there?
I just tried to sign up with instadebit, and this
was on my screen after sign up.. I live in Michigan. GRRRRUnfortunately, due to state regulations INSTADEBIT
can not accept customers from your state.Nauti Kitten wrote:Much to my surprise just this past week I have been able to use my Visa debit card from my bank at the brighshare group of casinos. I’m pretty sure it has been denied there in the past.I’m curious because I was talking to an AM several weeks ago about doing debit card POS. (Point of Sale). The AM wasn’t aware of them and wanted to know more. Perhaps their banking people implemented it.
Next time you use it maybe you can call your telephone banking and see if it debited your account right away?
POS transactions is really the way to go. It’s the players own money vs. borrowed money from a credit card. Plus the limit is much higher than a regular old ATM withdrawal. e-Wallets are a hassle and turn most players away.
Then again it could have just been a fluke, maybe the bank was making code changes and you hit just right. I know my bank is now returning a “no such account” back to NETeller.
I know my bank is now returning a “no such account” back to NETeller
are you saying your bank wouldn’t allow a neteller deposit to come in to your account by claiming the account does not exist?
forgive if I’m missing something. but that’s the way i read it.
bb1webs wrote:are you saying your bank wouldn’t allow a neteller deposit to come in to your account by claiming the account does not exist?forgive if I’m missing something. but that’s the way i read it.
I tried an EFT deposit from my bank to NETeller (the very first one ever) and it was declined, after several emails to NETeller they said first, “could not connect to bank” was the reason.
So I tried it again and in less than 2 hours it said declined again. So I called the bank and they said should be no problems. I called NETeller and they said it returned “no such account” both times, the “could not connect to bank” was wrong info.
They said it might be because it was a savings account and I said (to NETeller) then how did you certify the account and they had no answer. I said paypal has no problem transfering to the bank. I called the bank again and they basically said, no gambling sites.
I just transfered the balance out of NETeller so we’ll see what that returns. I always got a check before or used the NETeller ATM card.
