Been using 5 dimes for bitcoin deposits (once in a while >$100) and for ALL withdraws. Just a few emails and a little knowledge on how to use coinbase and bitcoin but SO EASY
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Hu$tleSBR MVP
- 03-31-15
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Legions36SBR MVP
- 12-17-10
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#37Thats great an all that u use 5dimes but this is a Betonline thread and im sure everyone here knows or even uses 5dimes.Comment -
Hu$tleSBR MVP
- 03-31-15
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#38Tryna say this is nothing new. But for you apparently VERYComment -
70kgmanSBR MVP
- 01-31-10
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#39Anyone know if you have to deposit via bitcoin before you can request a payout with bitcoin? Bitcoin is only showing up as an option on the deposit menu for me, not on the payout menu.Comment -
eidolonSBR Hall of Famer
- 01-02-08
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#40In other news: Bitcoin has crashed and is now worth 2centsComment -
eidolonSBR Hall of Famer
- 01-02-08
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TomDonkSBR Rookie
- 04-01-15
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#42Betonline processes deposits extremely fast, but I am more impressed with their withdrawal time frame. I withdrew $2,000 worth of Bitcoin on Monday morning, and it was in my wallet the same day. They have done a fantastic job integrating this method. Hopefully in the future they will allow you to use this method more than once per week.Comment -
ScorpionSBR Hall of Famer
- 09-04-05
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#43sent $2300 to heritage, 2297.45 was deposited to my account
i guess the bitcoin site i used charged me $2.55
thats fine
the deposit was instant
Another site asked me to send them an email after i sent them the deposit and include my account number, PASSWORD, and BITCOIN ADDRESS in the email so decided to send it to Heritage(safer)
Not the best experience.
the GOOd
it was fast, all online, no need to call for anything.
the bad
they charge you approx 4.85 on your money in blockchain (or any wallet) my should have been 629.75 went to 602 ! YUK
and unlike ** or W U where fees for anything over 300 deposit is of course covered here they dont.
Live chat told me they have processors that take the money its not betonline direclty.
YUK overall, (same thing if you withdraw) so that both ways is 9% fees for a method that is suppossed to be fast, easy...AND CHEAP for both parties...Comment -
sourtwistSBR Hall of Famer
- 11-10-12
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#45Tomdonk, what is your other sbr handle? I don't think it's appropriate that a new account here immediately starts talking about fast withdrawals. Anyone who takes any of what you say as truth is clearly a fukkin idiot. You absolutely made a new account just for the sake of posting about a quick withdrawal.Comment -
GigaOutsSBR Wise Guy
- 01-02-12
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#46Tomdonk, what is your other sbr handle? I don't think it's appropriate that a new account here immediately starts talking about fast withdrawals. Anyone who takes any of what you say as truth is clearly a fukkin idiot. You absolutely made a new account just for the sake of posting about a quick withdrawal.Comment -
sourtwistSBR Hall of Famer
- 11-10-12
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#47And that would be fine as long as he was using his regular login info.Comment -
GigaOutsSBR Wise Guy
- 01-02-12
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#49Betonline finally show there is a 2% fee for bitcoin deposit/withdrawal instead claiming it is free. But they are using fuzzy math, I still calculate it is 4.5% fee or 9% fee total for deposit, than withdraw!Comment -
Legions36SBR MVP
- 12-17-10
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#50Oh my what a shame. They just screwed the whole thing up bad.Comment -
bookieSBR MVP
- 08-10-05
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#51That is an amazingly bad decision by Betonline. Why whack the players for two percent or more for transfers that just cost them a little technical know-how when you can grind them at 11-10?
If Betonline were a brick and mortar casino they'd charge people an admission fee.Comment -
raiders72001Senior Member
- 08-10-05
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#52That is an amazingly bad decision by Betonline. Why whack the players for two percent or more for transfers that just cost them a little technical know-how when you can grind them at 11-10?
If Betonline were a brick and mortar casino they'd charge people an admission fee.Comment -
bookieSBR MVP
- 08-10-05
- 2112
#53Here's how Betonline could make this make sense if they really want to cut down on their in-and-out players.
rule 1.132 "For those who check the box agreeing to a 3 times rollover Bitcoin deposits and withdrawals (up to three times the amount deposited via Bitcoin) are free. For those who do not, the following fees obtain: kdkdkdkd.Comment -
GigaOutsSBR Wise Guy
- 01-02-12
- 527
#54If they truly charge 2% for Bitcoin fee, I will be super happy. Anything better than 3.5% exchange rate is good, 4.5% fee is gross for virtually currency, it defeat the purpose of what bitcoin is design for. Please Betonline, check what your competitor is charging for Bitcoin deposit/withdrawal, than match it or charge 1%-2% more! NOT 4.5% more!Comment
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