We can do an ecoPayz and PayPal list after. Big Spooner helping with the InstaDebit list... need to get that done today and and we'll move on to another.
Canadians who used to use Skrill/Moneybookers, Hows things now?
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Bill Dozerwww.twitter.com/BillDozer
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NavsPicksSBR MVP- 10-16-12
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#37It's a DC . Period. But u can use it like a **** only. If u have the funds . No creditOriginally posted by LEOLEOsorry nava, if that is in fact true,
so it is not a vlsa then ?
u upload via credit or debit ?? or do u have option , are they seperated?
do they have to post a withdrawal via wire transfer say you win 2000, ?? and ur vlsa cr.e.dit c.a.r.d limit is only 1000??
ie: do you need a bank account ?
or can they fund ur card any amount ?Comment -
KrashmanSBR MVP
- 07-24-09
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#38Exactly.Originally posted by BigSpoonLooked into ecopayz but the problem is that its even less widely accepted than 1nstadebit at online books.
Betcris family accepts it for deposits but does not list it as an available withdrawal option even after I deposited with it.
I want to keep my bankroll in US dollars online in an e-wallet to avoid paying currency conversion fees every deposit and withdrawal to and from books and poker rooms.Comment -
BAUSSBR MVP
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#39Excellent thread!!
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William.BakerSBR Rookie
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#40Don’t know why these sites won’t accept them. Maybe we should ask them.Originally posted by BigSpoonLooked into ecopayz but the problem is that its even less widely accepted than 1nstadebit at online books.
It’s the best and cheapest account I have ever used for gaming. Everything done instantly. Instadebit are really not good.Comment -
BAUSSBR MVP
- 08-10-05
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#41Looks like Bookmaker accepts Eco Payz as both a deposit and a withdrawal option.
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LEOLEOSBR Wise Guy
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#42Yes krash,
from sportsbook back to ecopayz is good
like i said
closest to skrill moneybookers they are,
only drawback is, the withdrawal limits are set lower by the sportsbooks,
meaning, 1000-1200 max withdrawals back to eco per dayComment -
jjgoldSBR Aristocracy
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#43Is Eco regulated??Comment -
William.BakerSBR Rookie
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#44Originally posted by jjgoldIs Eco regulated??
Yes they are by the looks of it FCA and also licensed to issue payment cards! Just checked their company over.Comment -
mikenhlSBR Rookie
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#45ecopayz needs to be accepted at more books to be a good ewallet option.Comment -
KrashmanSBR MVP
- 07-24-09
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#46Dirtdog is yours a standard chequeing account?Originally posted by dirtdog52658I sent a wire from Interwetten to a Canadian bank account last month without a hitch. And yes interwetten did pocket fees, such a cheap useless company. They charge 10% on winnings of bets as they are grading them.
Mine is standard TDCT account, I wonder if the problem is I need an international account to receive these European bank transfers?
My standard account worked fine for years for bank transfers from skrill, paypal, partypoker etc and worked fine last week with Instadebit but no luck lately from any source wanting all these SWIFT codes and shit.
I'm hesitant to give sport books my banking info as there have been frequent unauthorized failed attempts to access my Skrill account over the years after I made deposits at various books, but Betfair should be pretty safe...Comment -
dirtdog52658SBR Sharp
- 05-19-11
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#47Yes just a standard checking account. I've gotten run around for just about everything doing them though. Some places require things that others don't, Some you can get away with a basic bank account number and some require you to get the IBAN(international bank account number) associated to your account, you don't need an international account you already have this. Also had to send bank statements to get them to send the wire at times clearly showing bank address.
Here's a site for swift codes if your ever looking for one.
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KrashmanSBR MVP
- 07-24-09
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#48c l i c k 2 p a y is another e-wallet option available to Canadians.
c l i c k a n d b u y is another e-wallet option available to Canadians.
I don't know how widely accepted they are at sportsbooks.
BetRedKings accepts deposits and withdrawals from both.
So there are at least 4 e-wallets.
Why one of them doesn't grab this opportunity to fill the void left by Skrill?
Get out there and sell themeselves to the books... become the most widely accepted, there's $ to be made there.Comment -
dirtdog52658SBR Sharp
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#49Entro Pay
-Pinnacle
-The Greek
-Bet365
-Bwin
-Titanbet
-SportsInteraction
-Ladbrokes
EcoPays
-10bet
-Betcris
-Intertops
-Titanbet
-Sportsinteraction
Clicktopay
-Betcris
-Williamhill
-TheGreek
-Bet365
-Sportingbet
-Bwin
-Intertops
-Titanbet
-5dimes
ClicktoBuy
-WilliamHill
-Ladbrokes
-BwinComment -
mg63SBR Sharp
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#50i agreeOriginally posted by BeardedTacoecopayz needs more publicity, ask your sites to add it as an option
i would rather use this than ID, dont have to register a bank acctComment -
mg63SBR Sharp
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#51+1Originally posted by William.BakerDon’t know why these sites won’t accept them. Maybe we should ask them.
It’s the best and cheapest account I have ever used for gaming. Everything done instantly. Instadebit are really not good.
w/ ID bill dozer is on the wrong trackComment -
jjgoldSBR Aristocracy
- 07-20-05
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#52Webmoney is good but very confusing to deposit , seems like some sort of an exchange, those C&B and clicktopay are pretty good and strictly regulated.Comment -
Bill Dozerwww.twitter.com/BillDozer
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#53ok so it has been a few weeks. I just posted about Heritage new Canadian option "Instant banking". Is anyone missing Skrill anymore?Comment -
dirtdog52658SBR Sharp
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#54Always going to miss skrill. No one even comes close to competing in number of places that they accept and the simpleness of moving money from one to the other in hours is long gone but it is what it is and if there's a will there's a way just a little trickier now.Originally posted by Bill Dozerok so it has been a few weeks. I just posted about Heritage new Canadian option "Instant banking". Is anyone missing Skrill anymore?Comment -
KrashmanSBR MVP
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#55Yeah, still miss Skrill.Originally posted by Bill Dozerok so it has been a few weeks. I just posted about Heritage new Canadian option "Instant banking". Is anyone missing Skrill anymore?
Nothing has really changed.
Need 4 different e-wallets funded to deposit to half the books, and half of those don't cashout back to the e-wallet, and the others only accept P2P.
Skrill was everywhere.Comment -
StallionSBR MVP
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#56Skrill was the best!!! Only payout option for me now is a cheque.Comment -
MaargsSBR Rookie
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#57good thread thanxComment -
lolguy999SBR MVP
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#58hey guys, doesnt pinny offer the v1sa deposit option?? i know TD doesnt allow gaming transfer but there has to be other banks in canada that sllows v1sa transfer right?? i thought v1sa deposit is fastest way... i funded bodog with echack which was amazingly fast for a 1.5$ charge but i cant dep into pinny. can this be done for free through a v1sa at a canadian bank??Comment -
lolguy999SBR MVP
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#59whats wrong with cheque?Originally posted by StallionSkrill was the best!!! Only payout option for me now is a cheque.Comment -
StallionSBR MVP
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#60It's the only option I have, and not alot of books offer it as a payout method.Comment -
biggie12SBR Posting Legend
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#61there is plenty of easy deposit options bank eft direct to and from ur banks on the various sites.
shouldn't have to get cheques stallionComment -
Hogie2010SBR Rookie
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#62Guys how about using ************ to transfer funds? Most books take them.
I think I'm missing something because no one is talking about the cards. I've been out of sportsbetting for a while and remember using Neteller and later Moneybookers.
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KrashmanSBR MVP
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#63Sport books are usually American dollar accounts. Canadian banks and cards are Canadian dollar accounts.Originally posted by Hogie2010Guys how about using ************ to transfer funds? Most books take them.
I think I'm missing something because no one is talking about the cards. I've been out of sportsbetting for a while and remember using Neteller and later Moneybookers.
Cheers
eWallets are cheaper because they help to avoid excess foreign exchange fees.
Yes there are other options that work fine but they have this issue and are generally more expensive to start with.
So we are looking for another widely accepted eWallet.Comment -
Bill Dozerwww.twitter.com/BillDozer
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#64Originally posted by Krashman
Yeah, still miss Skrill.
Nothing has really changed.
Need 4 different e-wallets funded to deposit to half the books, and half of those don't cashout back to the e-wallet, and the others only accept P2P.
Skrill was everywhere.
Neteller before it. Some of the books take Paypal. Tried that?
We'll find out about Pinny options.Originally posted by lolguy999hey guys, doesnt pinny offer the v1sa deposit option?? i know TD doesnt allow gaming transfer but there has to be other banks in canada that sllows v1sa transfer right?? i thought v1sa deposit is fastest way... i funded bodog with echack which was amazingly fast for a 1.5$ charge but i cant dep into pinny. can this be done for free through a v1sa at a canadian bank??
Yea seems the challenge for Canadians is keeping the money in an intermediary and not bringing it back home.Originally posted by Krashman
Sport books are usually American dollar accounts. Canadian banks and cards are Canadian dollar accounts.
eWallets are cheaper because they help to avoid excess foreign exchange fees.
Yes there are other options that work fine but they have this issue and are generally more expensive to start with.
So we are looking for another widely accepted eWallet.Comment
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