The Greek withdrawal times misleading?

[poison01]

Ive been using the greek for a little while now and feel like theyre misleading on their withdrawal times.
They say same day payouts or within 24 hours on their site but thats after they make you wait ten days for your deposit to "clear"

I have used e-check and instadebit and apparently both require that wait, tried withdrawing this morning and they took my request over the phone, no problem, then locked my account later that day saying i had to wait the ten days after my deposit and wanted me to know that and thats why they locked it. Seems a little weird they took my request in the first place then.

Ive withdrew from them before and had to wait the ten days but figured that was due to my first withdraw with them.
Is this normal? Does everyone have to wait ten days from the time of their deposit to withdraw?

[bigboydan]

Anytime you make a deposit using those types of methods your going to have a hold time sir.

[mtneer1212]

Deposit using ** or ** and you'll get it in a day.

[poison01]

Sure wait time i understand but ten days?
Both those methods it gets taken out of my bank in two business days, so why do i have to wait ten?
Is there any other method that i dont know about that has a quicker turnaround?
And why would they take my withdrawal request over the phone just fine and then decide to lock my account later that day because it wasnt after the ten days?
Just seemed a little rude to lock my acount because they made a mistake.

[bigboydan]

Ten working days is pretty much standard on those types of methods, sir.

[poison01]

What about credit card? ** and ** have quicker turnarounds as well?
I just want to know quicker methods for the future, thanks.

[bigboydan]

What about credit card? ** and ** have quicker turnarounds as well?
I just want to know quicker methods for the future, thanks.

Either ** or ** is always your best option for the fastest possible payout times, unless of course you have either a Moneybookers or Neteller account. Unfortunately those two payment solutions are not an option for those who reside in the U.S. (Neteller is not an option for Canadians either).