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  • bigboydan
    SBR Aristocracy
    • 08-10-05
    • 55420

    #1
    pinny has a new payment option
    Instant E-Checks - Available for USD and CAD Accounts Only:

    Instant E-Checks is a fast and secure way to transfer funds directly form your USD or CAD personal bank account to your Pinnacle Sports' account. The only requirement is an address an valid checking account in either Canada or the United States. Deposits using Instant E-Checks are accepted without charge by Pinnacle Sports. For information on possible bank charges, please contact your bank directly. Pinnacle Sports does not cover bank fees.
  • pags11
    SBR Posting Legend
    • 08-18-05
    • 12264

    #2
    thanks for this info. dan...good deposit method to use if you don't have money directly in your neteller account and you don't want to be charged the 5%...
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    • Illusion
      Restricted User
      • 08-09-05
      • 25166

      #3
      Very smart move by Pinnacle.
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      • RickySteve
        Restricted User
        • 01-31-06
        • 3415

        #4
        This doesn't seem significantly different from their Instadebit deposits.
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        • raiders72001
          Senior Member
          • 08-10-05
          • 11073

          #5
          When you withdraw is it mandatory that the funds will go back to your bank account or can you withdraw by other means?
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          • RickySteve
            Restricted User
            • 01-31-06
            • 3415

            #6
            "If you make deposits to your account using Instant E-Checks, payouts up to the amount deposited will be processed to your E-Check account."

            Winnings may be withdrawn by any method you choose, though.
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            • Illusion
              Restricted User
              • 08-09-05
              • 25166

              #7
              They also charge $15 for withdrawing through e-check.
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              • pags11
                SBR Posting Legend
                • 08-18-05
                • 12264

                #8
                but you can deposit via echeck and then withdraw over $500 free via neteller right?...
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                • RickySteve
                  Restricted User
                  • 01-31-06
                  • 3415

                  #9
                  Originally posted by Illusion
                  They also charge $15 for withdrawing through e-check.
                  One free per month, though, just like all of their methods.
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                  • RickySteve
                    Restricted User
                    • 01-31-06
                    • 3415

                    #10
                    Originally posted by pags11
                    but you can deposit via echeck and then withdraw over $500 free via neteller right?...
                    You'd have to withdraw your deposit amount back to echeck, then anything above that could go to Neteller. They won't charge you for two withdrawals, either, which is refreshingly reasonable.

                    Viva la Pinnacle!
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                    • pags11
                      SBR Posting Legend
                      • 08-18-05
                      • 12264

                      #11
                      thanks for the info. rickysteve...
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