Do any books out there cover ** fees?

[mtx]

[pat venditto]

you have to send atleast 300-500 for them to reimburse u

[LT Profits]

I think they all do as long as you send at least a certain amount. What that amount is varies from book to book.

[mtx]

you have to send atleast 300-500 for them to reimburse u

By chance, do you know which book reimburses the fees for $300 sent?

Two more questions....

1. How the hell do I know they won't scam me? Book X tells me to send money to Person Y....how do I know Person Y is an actual worker at Book X?

2. Do you guys think **** GIFT CARDS are a better option? Do they still work as "virtual credit card" deposits these days? I could just go to a convenient store and get 3x$100 GCs which would be much faster than **...

[bigboydan]

I think they all do as long as you send at least a certain amount. What that amount is varies from book to book.

Usually the minimum is either is a nickel or dime I believe (can't remember off hand).

[pat venditto]

mtx dont be paranoid pal you wont get scammed . u could deposit into 5dimes using primapin which u just need a **** card to use, or bodog will let u deposit with a credit/debit theres alot of options

[SlickFazzer]

Stick with books at the top of this page and all is good.

[mtx]

Legendz looks good, fees reimbursed for deposits of $200+.

The question now is...** vs Moneygram vs **** GIFT CARDS?

[mtx]

??

[daggerkobe]

pick one that is more convenient for u?

don't worry u won't get scammed by any of the A-rated or higher books

its the fly by nights like oddsmaker, creditwagering and blackdog u have to worry about

[RealSlimShady]

Most books will cover ** fees.

[Shark79]

Just Bet covers fees from $100 and above

[WileOut]

I would highly recommend either ** or **. Dont use cards that can be considered credit cards by the payout department. Use cash (** and **) and payouts are far easier in general at all books.

[InTheHole]

Moneygram w bookmaker will cover fees 300 up. Sure they'll do the same with **.

[SBR Lou]

Some books actually have ways to get around the funky odd sounding Spanish names and people in Nicaragua, but you'll just have to experience that first hand..