Haven't tried sending money via ** money transfer online, but looks very doable now with debit/credit card. Anyone succesful with this. Top rated sportsbook said yes, it works, go for it. Thanks
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From what I recall ** is very picky about this, and most times make you call to confirm the transaction and where it is going. Sending cash in person is probably simpler overall, but requires getting out of bed.Comment -
** will make so many questions it aint funny ... at the end they most likely will stop the transfer.Comment -
Agree....will be a PITAComment -
I have tried it, couldn't get it to work. They claimed (amongst other things) that they couldn't verify my address/phone number because the phone was through the cable company.
When I offered to help by faxing them a phone bill with my address on it, they said "NO, WE HAVE OUR WAYS".
Assholes.
I couldn't make this crap up if I tried.Comment -
** is alot easier to send online imo.Comment -
The questions are annoying as can be and one has to think it is none of their business in asking so many questions. A real turnoff whether for gaming or sending to a close friend.Comment -
**** **. I like ** better.Comment -
On the bright side, ** is as easy as can be in person, at least up here in Canada. Don't even need ID if you are under $1000.Comment -
Online **/** is a big pain in the ass!
I will never attempt again!Comment -
i send it all the time in person, no problemsComment -
When you send money using ** or ** online or through the phone, if you fund it with a credit card, does it appear as cash advance or an online purchase on the credit card bill? The possibility of showing up as cash advance keeps me away from sending it online/phone.Comment -
I do ** online with credit card(usually my check card). Never any problems. Tried moneygram once online and couldn't get it to work.
Moneygram in person much better, but online I can do ** in less than 60 seconds.Comment
