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  • swifty
    SBR Wise Guy
    • 02-22-06
    • 672

    #1
    Paypal for books
    does any books cover paypal if so which ones. would like to know if one or more have it. why don't they carry paypal ??
  • Tchocky
    SBR MVP
    • 02-14-06
    • 2371

    #2
    No. Paypal is owned by Ebay which is an American company. They have strict policies against using your account to fund gambling activies. I used to use my PayPal debit card to make deposits because I got a 1.5% cashback bonus everytime I used it. It was great until they figured out who Citadel was. Paypal made me sign a letter saying I wouldn't use my account to fund gambling activities.
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    • prop
      SBR MVP
      • 09-04-07
      • 1073

      #3
      Paypal changed their policies and allows gambling transactions for certain countries. Initially the policy change removed the literature relating to gambling from their service terms for account held by clients in Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Portugal, Spain, Sweden and United Kingdom.
      I'm not sure if any amendments have been made to the list of countries with the deleted no gambling terms but I do know for sure Betfair allows UK residents to use PayPal as a banking option.

      In addition to Betfair both Bwin and Ladbrokes also accept PayPal.
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      • Tchocky
        SBR MVP
        • 02-14-06
        • 2371

        #4
        Originally posted by prop
        Paypal changed their policies and allows gambling transactions for certain countries. Initially the policy change removed the literature relating to gambling from their service terms for account held by clients in Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Portugal, Spain, Sweden and United Kingdom.
        I'm not sure if any amendments have been made to the list of countries with the deleted no gambling terms but I do know for sure Betfair allows UK residents to use PayPal as a banking option.

        In addition to Betfair both Bwin and Ladbrokes also accept PayPal.
        I did not know that.
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        • swifty
          SBR Wise Guy
          • 02-22-06
          • 672

          #5
          in addition to Betfair both Bwin and Ladbrokes also accept PayPal.

          what is there website?
          thanks for the info come in handy and are they good on paying out on time? or they are all the same ahve to wait like the other do
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          • swifty
            SBR Wise Guy
            • 02-22-06
            • 672

            #6
            bwin - Sports Betting
            Just register at bwin, deposit at least EUR 10 into your betting account within 10 days after your registration and we will double your amount up to EUR 30
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            • swifty
              SBR Wise Guy
              • 02-22-06
              • 672

              #7
              Originally posted by swifty
              bwin - Sports Betting
              Just register at bwin, deposit at least EUR 10 into your betting account within 10 days after your registration and we will double your amount up to EUR 30
              EUR 10 is that $10.00? not sure.
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              • prop
                SBR MVP
                • 09-04-07
                • 1073

                #8
                None of those 3 sites accepts US players. I have no idea on the payout times for BWIN or Ladbrokes either. Was hust passing on what I knew about paypal and who accepts them.
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                • gotsteam
                  SBR High Roller
                  • 05-25-06
                  • 200

                  #9
                  Originally posted by swifty
                  EUR 10 is that $10.00? not sure.
                  These days 10 Euros is more like $15 USD soon it will be more like $20, and so on.
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                  • BrianLaverty
                    SBR MVP
                    • 07-02-07
                    • 2183

                    #10
                    Originally posted by gotsteam
                    These days 10 Euros is more like $15 USD soon it will be more like $20, and so on.

                    I'm almost positive 10 Euros= 20 dollars.


                    I remmeber at the WSOP Europe this month, they said the winner got 1 million Euros... and they said that is around 2 million USD
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                    • swifty
                      SBR Wise Guy
                      • 02-22-06
                      • 672

                      #11
                      Originally posted by BrianLaverty
                      I'm almost positive 10 Euros= 20 dollars.


                      I remmeber at the WSOP Europe this month, they said the winner got 1 million Euros... and they said that is around 2 million USD
                      thanks for the info,sure would of went there but paypal would stop it.
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                      • Smarpaxus
                        SBR Rookie
                        • 08-27-07
                        • 18

                        #12
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                        I found that once you start using your PayPal Account with a Book, PayPal in return starts to request ID, Proof of Address, etc.






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                        • Zeroed
                          SBR High Roller
                          • 08-05-07
                          • 245

                          #13
                          Originally posted by BrianLaverty
                          I'm almost positive 10 Euros= 20 dollars.
                          I´m almost positive that some people are too stupid to use a simple currency calculator
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