Pinnacle and *******

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  • sergfro
    SBR Wise Guy
    • 09-20-05
    • 604

    #1
    Pinnacle and *******
    Anyone know if Pinnacle will start using ******* as a method of deposits??

    I emailed them about 6 months ago and they responded back with saying thats something they are looking foward to in the close future. Emailed them again 2 days ago...no response.

    Anyone know why some books dont carry ******* as a method of depositing? I know they arent as popular as Neteller.....maybe ******* has a bad rep? Ive used them for a year so I feel comfortable with *******.

    Thats the only thing stopping me from using Pinnacle.
    GL!
  • Brick Tamland
    SBR MVP
    • 08-12-05
    • 1336

    #2
    Does ******* take responsibility for fraud charges? NETeller does. Maybe thats why?
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    • sergfro
      SBR Wise Guy
      • 09-20-05
      • 604

      #3
      no idea...let me check their policy
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      • Brick Tamland
        SBR MVP
        • 08-12-05
        • 1336

        #4
        I was told by a book rep that they stopped accepting credit cards because when there is a fraud charge the book has to eat it and that the books love NETeller because they eatthe fraud cost.
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        • sergfro
          SBR Wise Guy
          • 09-20-05
          • 604

          #5
          I know olmypic has *******.....so why not pinnacle!?!?!? Bill what do ya think?
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          • pags11
            SBR Posting Legend
            • 08-18-05
            • 12264

            #6
            I've only seen some books that take *******, whereas most all of them take neteller...
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            • Bill Dozer
              www.twitter.com/BillDozer
              • 07-12-05
              • 10894

              #7
              Sergfro,

              I'm not sure but Brick may be on the right track. It is likely a business decision. If players will use Pinnacle regardless of the methods they are given to move money, it would not make sense for Pinnacle to have InstaDebit (eCheck) users switch to *******, if ******* was more expensive. My guess is that they weigh the probability of getting new players versus the loss of current players switching to it.

              Merchant Benefits
              # Always instant for quick conversions
              # Guaranteed and non-guaranteed models
              # Access to over 700,000 ******* members
              # Low rates increase your cash flow
              # Protection against returned payments
              # Consumers never have to wait for funds to clear
              # Substantial cash balances
              # Superior risk management
              # Reduced exposure to chargebacks
              # 24/7 support for merchants

              I know little about ******* from a merchant perspective but considering that consumers do not have to wait for funds to clear I would assume the "guarenteed" program is expensive.

              Maybe some of our visiting bookmakers can enlighten us on being a ******* merchant. I could be wrong.
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              • Illusion
                Restricted User
                • 08-09-05
                • 25166

                #8
                The ******* question came up several times when I took their survey a month ago. It looks they are still weighing them as an option.
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