What online bank should I use?

**mad** · 12-11-05, 01:08 AM

Don't know about cards mate 'cos i don't use them too much. I use Neteller and am quite happy with that service. I can certainly recommend them. Most books accept Neteller and generally have reasonable terms for deposits and withdrawals. You might check the individual books terms to be sure though.

**Senator7** · 12-11-05, 01:10 AM

Originally posted by mad

Don't know about cards mate 'cos i don't use them too much. I use Neteller and am quite happy with that service. I can certainly recommend them. Most books except Neteller and generally have reasonable terms for deposits and withdrawals. You might check the individual books terms to be sure though.

Neteller is the best thing going for sportsbettors. You can't beat them.

**Illusion** · 12-11-05, 02:10 AM

Neteller is great, but alot of books offer echeck free of charge.

**pats3peat** · 12-11-05, 03:10 AM

alright im all set thanks guys

**Illusion** · 12-11-05, 03:27 AM

I see from another post you chose Pinnacle, great choice. Good luck this Sunday bud.

**Bill Dozer** · 12-11-05, 04:06 AM

Pats,

That's not a dumb question at all. Neteller uses, or used to use, Bank of America. Until recently you could call or go into a BoA and do a transfer directly to Neteller's account. It was almost as good as an InstaCash less the 8.9% fee.
See? Your question would have paid off if you weren't 2 months late.

If you are using Neteller to do EFTs, it probably won't matter. If you are thinking about using the debit-********** to deposit it makes a difference. Posters should be able to tell us which bank-issued cards do the trick these days.

**pags11** · 12-11-05, 05:55 AM

neteller, for sure...

**pjesnik24** · 12-11-05, 10:08 AM

I recommend moneybookers as the fees are smaller when you deposit or withdraw... ONly problem is only about 50 % of US bookies offer moneybookers as an option and almost all europeans...

**Max Levine** · 12-11-05, 11:06 AM

Neteller is what I use. Free EFT deposits (4-5 business days) or free InstaCash deposits at many merchant's sites (Pinny charges 5%: deposit $400, Pinny takes $20, you're left with $380).

Max