Moving to Canada *Questions regaurding betting legally sports and poker/ and other?'s

[secretstash]

Stash, you may want to check out RBC for your banking needs, they currently have promos for new residents of Canada, specifically for v i s a cards where you do not need a previous credit history in order to be approved.

You can use a V I S A card to fund your Moneybooker account and play at Pinnacle/Betfair/Greek etc.

You can have payouts sent directly to a RBC account from Moneybookers, usually takes less than 48 hours.

http://www.rbc.com/canada/banking-packages/index.html

thx bro

extremely helpful my friend!

-stash

[cankid]

enjoy the winters, gl up there

[biggie12]

thx bro

extremely helpful my friend!

-stash

CC deposits are not a good way to go. They charge 1.9%. I would use a canadian bank, you can set up a bank easily.

Then open moneybookers and register the bank account, If you can make a 10k transfer to a sportsbook do it. (your account will get VIP status after doing so and you will not have to pay any withdrawl fees in the future)

Make sure you set up your sportsbooks and moneybookers to Canadian currency

[keyboarding]

Very difficult to find work.

God bless.

[betplom]

CC deposits are not a good way to go. They charge 1.9%. I would use a canadian bank, you can set up a bank easily.

Then open moneybookers and register the bank account, If you can make a 10k transfer to a sportsbook do it. (your account will get VIP status after doing so and you will not have to pay any withdrawl fees in the future)

Make sure you set up your sportsbooks and moneybookers to Canadian currency

I agree that using a CC for a large deposit to moneybookers isn't a good idea, I was suggesting the RBC card also as a way of proving identity/Canadian residence.