Skybook maximum $2500 per day neteller withdrawal

[louis]

Skybook has a $2500 per day limit on neteller withdrawals.

If you deposit with neteller, you must withdraw with neteller.

So if you have let's say $10,000, that's going to take 4 days to withdraw.

What a pain.

Of course these rules are not clearly stated on their website. If they are
can someone please point them out to me.

[pags11]

plus 4, $25 fees right?...there they go taking a $100 off of the top...have no respect for skybook...

[chano]

plus 4, $25 fees right?...there they go taking a $100 off of the top...have no respect for skybook...

Dont play there.

[freebie]

no more 1/2 points daily hoops and $25 withdraw fees.
full juice book. No bonus if you're a winner.

You have to be a real sucker to play there.

[Doug]

I think the fee is $15, not $25.

[Sam Odom]

I would think (not sure) if u called them and asked for a FedEx Check you could come to a middle ground on the fee

[Yoshi]

I think the fee is $15, not $25.

Yep its $15, which is OK for $2500 imo.
But there is no free cashout per month for smaller players, thats bad cause most books have one.

I wouldnt go as far as "dont play at skybook" coz of that thou, they are a decent book. Maybe not for all of us who are used to Pinny standards, but they are OK in my book.

[moses millsap]

Yep its $15, which is OK for $2500 imo.

Don't play at Skybook, but agree that the fee is fine. It's less than 1%, which isn't harsh at all since this book seems to hand out various little perks/promotions like a free half point, etc., so imho, things even themselves out.

[RickySteve]

Use sportsbook transfer and pay no fees.

[Dark Horse]

If you use sportsbook transfer you will probably have to pick up the Neteller fees (from now on) at the book you transfer to.

[RickySteve]

If you use sportsbook transfer you will probably have to pick up the Neteller fees (from now on) at the book you transfer to.

False. That's only at Pinnacle.

[BuddyBear]

Skybook is a book that is on the deceline....

[koko]

False. That's only at Pinnacle.

What books allow transfers without sticking you with fees for all future Neteller transactions?

[RickySteve]

What books allow transfers without sticking you with fees for all future Neteller transactions?

5Dimes and Olympic are two.

[pags11]

$15, $25...they're still bush for not having at least one free withdrawal per month...

[RickySteve]

$15, $25...they're still bush for not having at least one free withdrawal per month...

100% agreed. Catering to small-time recreational players and then making them pay big fees is robbery.

[pags11]

yep...yet they claim to be friendly to small to mid range players...

[Doug]

It might be smart, though I disagree with the tactic, and have often criticized Sky for this.

You can't really withdraw unless it's for $2500 ( or you pay too much). They get the guy with $300 in until he loses it. It's not dishonest, Sky pays. They are of little value to me, personally, but just enough for an occasional limit bet. ( with the half). I see them losing a lot of business in 2007. No pucklines either.

[pags11]

as buddy stated earlier, I definitely see business declining for them doug...you are right...

[Doug]

very dependant on US players ( and Neteller) as well, IMO. I just see Sky as being geared to the USA as much as any book out there. They aren't a Cantbet or Bowman's or $3.65 that can toss US action, so easily.

[Doug]

At least I can say what I think here, without being censored ! Some say RX ownership= Skybook, I don't care, but I know my bookies ! I'm no Chuck Sims, I'll play at other than Pinny and WSEX, but I know the risk vs. reward scenario. Matter of fact, I recently went back to Royal, but I pass on 3vig and SBG, and Empire/ Superior, and Betus.

[jjgold]

I thought skybook was closed down a year ago.

[pags11]

they should be jj...they are worthless...