E-Wallet-Express?

SBR Lou · 02-25-09, 04:29 PM

Safe, but heavy on the fees side. Probably not the best choice by far.

SamsNCharge99 · 02-25-09, 04:29 PM

gota be 21

LT Profits · 02-25-09, 04:32 PM

Safe, but cannot be used for withdrawals. They are like a deposit-only Neteller with higher fees.

SBR Lou · 02-25-09, 04:36 PM

Originally posted by LT Profits

Safe, but cannot be used for withdrawals. They are like a deposit-only Neteller with higher fees.

Probably a good thing for players, with how pricey their deposit fees are, I can only imagine what they would charge on the way out.

Much better off exploring other available options your sportsbook might offer.

bobbyfk · 02-25-09, 04:38 PM

i usually use ** and will stick with them after learning about all the fees from e-wallet

thanks everyone!

daggerkobe · 02-25-09, 04:40 PM

Fees arent bad if u plan ahead.

betplom · 02-25-09, 05:00 PM

Originally posted by bobbyfk

anyone ever used them? are they a safe outfit to give your information to?

They are a Canadian operation and are an excellent choice for Canadians as a deposit method at BetCris & Diamond Sports.

The reason they are good for Canadian residents?
Because we can deposit $1000 for $1.50 fee using Interac email money transfer.

Ewallet also has a Toronto address (head office) and will accept a money order mailed to them, as a Toronto resident this is also very convenient.

Ewallet is not good for withdrawals but Cris/DSI allow me to deposit with ewallet and withdraw via moneybookers.

As far as I know only Cris/DSI/Bookmaker offer ewallet .

Navaho Networks Inc.
602-170 University Avenue,
Toronto ON M5H 3B3

daggerkobe · 02-25-09, 05:35 PM

Bodog accepts ewallet.

RogueScholar · 02-25-09, 06:58 PM

5Dimes accepts it too, but the only possible benefit they could offer to a player is the ability to post up via 900 number and not have to pay those monies until the phone bill came. I've always got money in my checking account so I always use E-check or SwipePay.

Immortality · 02-25-09, 07:12 PM

5Dimes accepts it but will not pickup any fees for it.

betplom · 02-25-09, 07:18 PM

Originally posted by Immortality

5Dimes accepts it but will not pickup any fees for it.

5Dimes accepts it only if you've used it already, I tried using ewallet with them and thay said they won't accept it.

Immortality · 02-25-09, 08:06 PM

Originally posted by betplom

5Dimes accepts it only if you've used it already, I tried using ewallet with them and thay said they won't accept it.

Weird. I don't believe I have ever used it there because I didn't feel like picking up the fees but it available for me.

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betplom · 02-25-09, 08:17 PM

From 5Dimes:

Dear Customer,

************* is no longer available to new customers. Regarding Echeck deposits they are available to customers who have been active for a minimum of 31 days and with several cash deposits, the method opening has to be approved by a Manager. If you are a new customers your deposits can be made using a cash transfer method: Money Gram and Western Union. After you have you may also request Swipepay so you can use debit or prepaid cards. Please let us which cash method is of your interest to provide you with further details. If you have further questions regarding this or any other matter, please don't hesitate to contact us once more.

Best Regards,
Luigi
Customer Service
5Dimes Sportsbook & Casino
1-800-305-3517

Immortality · 02-25-09, 08:45 PM

Interesting.....Maybe since they got the swipepay, they stopped taking other methods. But we are not supposed to talk about swipepay so sshhh.

betplom · 02-25-09, 09:09 PM

Originally posted by Immortality

Interesting.....Maybe since they got the swipepay, they stopped taking other methods. But we are not supposed to talk about swipepay so sshhh.

Swipepay is based in the USA with the UIGEA in effect I can't get too excited about them, especially as a funding method for offshore books.

With a little tweaking moneybookers could soon be even better than Neteller was.
I know that doesn't help US based players but maybe someday Americans will be allowed to use the services offered to the rest of the world.

Immortality · 02-25-09, 09:13 PM

Originally posted by betplom

maybe someday Americans will be allowed to use the services offered to the rest of the world.

I can only hope.

xcop · 09-11-09, 06:38 PM

Be careful not to let your ************* account become inactive. They close your account and steal ALL of your balance. I found out the hard way. I miss the good old days of NetTeller. They were great until the U.S. Attorney's Office in NYC froze all U.S. accounts (including mine) for several months. At least I got my money back. ************* said my money is gone and "Have a nice day". Stay away from these crooks. It may actually be safer to use a local bookie.

unde0087 · 09-11-09, 07:05 PM

i use it and have never had a problem

philswin · 09-11-09, 08:57 PM

Stick with Moneygram at Walmart to 5Dimes. Do you really think a Walmart employee is going to give you a problem.

bombCanada · 09-11-09, 09:11 PM

Originally posted by philswin

Stick with Moneygram at Walmart to 5Dimes. Do you really think a Walmart employee is going to give you a problem.

Don't they want your social security number ? No flipping way. Last thing I need is my social security number in a wastebasket at Walmart.

EaglesPhan36 · 09-11-09, 09:19 PM

No problems with e-wallet for me. 8% to deposit and get your money done in minutes is a small price to pay to me. Seriously, 8% is pretty much what you pay on tax for buying crap at the store in most states, that's not much for getting your money in hassle-free.

philswin · 09-11-09, 09:20 PM

never had to give them my social #

turbobets · 09-11-09, 11:56 PM

I think it depends on the state.