Any books do them anymore?
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What on earth is an e-check?Comment -
Yep, the few I know offhand that do offer them are 5Dimes (limit $300), BetED (limit I believe $500), Skybook.Comment -
BetJamaica does them as well.Comment -
E-checks are deposits made from your checking account, at 5Dimes they are processed instantly (max $300), you must enter your bank account details, SSN#, drivers license etc. It's like writing a virtual check. Then you must wait 14 business days before requesting a withdrawal (for funds to clear), however the funds will be instantly yours to play with.Originally posted by MoneySportsGuyComment -
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All those books do still accept that as a form of payment. However I believe the BetEd limit is $1,100, but don't quote me on that.Originally posted by crazyl
The only one you left off the list is BetJamaica crazyl. Not sure of their limit is though offhand.Comment -
I thought e-checks wouldnt be that great if your in the U.S. and gambling with offshore books?Comment -
Oops, you're probably right. I have not used their e-Checks was just going on a fuzzy memory from what I thought used to be their limits. I do use the option at 5Dimes though, I wonder if I request a higher limit if they'll give in. I'm not a super high roller but come on, a $300 limit every 14 days?Originally posted by bigboydanComment -
Your right Crazy... $300 every 14 days is rather low IMO as well. I think they will raise your limits a little bit if you send them in your info though.
FWIW: I do know that VIP does have the Echeck option for withdraws, but not for deposits.
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I think Bodog will let you deposit up to $2,000 using echeck.Comment -
That e-check was the fastest $ since Neteller, except for all the typing I had to do. Wish more of them did it that way.Comment -
From what I remember reading about 2 weeks ago. Bodog stopped accepting Echecks, however debit card transactions still work though.Originally posted by TchockyComment
