5dimes

**SBR Ivy** · 06-29-17, 03:16 PM

Congrats! I'm glad and thank you for sharing your experience with us.

**John Dough** · 06-30-17, 11:19 AM

Hopefully checks will be available as a payout option again soon. They are currently unavailable but I was told they're working on a processor issue.

Been with them a very long time and never had an issue.

**Pinoy-T-X** · 06-30-17, 12:03 PM

Originally posted by mitspence

Just received a 3k check about 10 days ago
Funds released today
Whole process a lil over a month
I cant complain...
Ive had a good exp so far and my first withdrawal went nicely
I will update this post as ill be withdrawing again later this month
So far my experience with 5dimes has been good

Was your check issued from a Canadian bank and what banks in the US acCepts them? TIA

**BigdaddyQH** · 06-30-17, 12:57 PM

You have got to be kidding me. A month and you think that this is satisfactory? No wonder you guys lose so much.

**SBR Forum** · 06-30-17, 01:18 PM

Thanks for sharing your feedback with the board.

**blaster32** · 07-01-17, 08:46 PM

5dimes is a corrupt book. My ID was stolen along with thousands of others and got completely boned. They said notheing, didnt even respond to emails. F* them.

**themike78** · 07-02-17, 06:29 AM

Wow. A month to get paid. I don't know how people do that.

**bonz** · 07-02-17, 12:29 PM

5dimes is best site for ************ as well. Lol!

**bonz** · 07-02-17, 01:31 PM

Originally posted by blaster32

5dimes is a corrupt book. My ID was stolen along with thousands of others and got completely boned. They said notheing, didnt even respond to emails. F* them.

Same here. Had to change all my cards and accounts.

**frankzig** · 07-02-17, 02:03 PM

Originally posted by Pinoy-T-X

Was your check issued from a Canadian bank and what banks in the US acCepts them? TIA

TD accepts them

**BrickJames** · 07-02-17, 02:37 PM

Originally posted by John Dough

Hopefully checks will be available as a payout option again soon. They are currently unavailable but I was told they're working on a processor issue.

Been with them a very long time and never had an issue.

Guys still using checks like it's 1972?

I'm going to give you a little cheat sheet, get a blockchain wallet and a bit pay card and your experience with 5dimes will be practically seamless.

If you don't like holding your money in Bitcoin because of the market volatility simply transfer it to the pay card the minute you receive it.

**Snowball** · 07-02-17, 02:44 PM

bitpay card requires ID and SSN
i'd rather work around that

**BrickJames** · 07-02-17, 02:50 PM

Originally posted by Snowball

bitpay card requires ID and SSN
i'd rather work around that

Yeah pal so does a bank to cash a foreign check. You're not going to get around it Capone just bite the bullet.

**bonz** · 07-02-17, 03:07 PM

Use 5dimes at your own peril then. Some guy in Nigeria prob spanking it to my drivers license pic right now.

**bonz** · 07-02-17, 03:09 PM

Whats sad is there is no mention of the card fraud on this site about 5dimes. Wise up people.

**BrickJames** · 07-02-17, 03:17 PM

Originally posted by bonz

Use 5dimes at your own peril then. Some guy in Nigeria prob spanking it to my drivers license pic right now.

You been drinking or something pal? 5dimes has been voted best Sportsbook year after year on this site.

Get on your fukkin bike pal.

**bonz** · 07-02-17, 03:18 PM

Ok. I guess your right.

**BrickJames** · 07-02-17, 03:23 PM

Voted best online sportsbook by SBR posters several times, 5Dimes has one of the most extensive betting menus in the industry. 5Dimes offers -105 lines on most major markets and is usually the leader in prop bet offerings on all American Sports betting markets.

**bonz** · 07-02-17, 03:26 PM

Thanks for info. I must have had a bad dream or something.

**BrickJames** · 07-02-17, 03:28 PM

Originally posted by bonz

Thanks for info. I must have had a bad dream or something.

A bad something

**Pinoy-T-X** · 10-23-17, 06:10 PM

Originally posted by Snowball

bitpay card requires ID and SSN
i'd rather work around that

Hmm. How do you work around that?

**PeterJohnson** · 10-23-17, 06:49 PM

Amen!! I agree that has to be staggering I can have 3k in my Nitro account my to my bitcoin wallet to my Bitpay debit card and ready to use in less then an hour all while laying in bed it's wonderful!

Originally posted by themike78

Wow. A month to get paid. I don't know how people do that.

**5918mike** · 10-23-17, 06:55 PM

Thank god for bitcoin wallets and bitpay, no way am I going back to the check days.

**Pinoy-T-X** · 10-23-17, 07:06 PM

After having $20k in bitpay, do they report it to the IRS per new law?

**PeterJohnson** · 10-23-17, 07:34 PM

Good ? not sure about that.

Originally posted by Pinoy-T-X

After having $20k in bitpay, do they report it to the IRS per new law?

**Pinoy-T-X** · 10-23-17, 08:02 PM

Originally posted by PeterJohnson

Good ? not sure about that.

I worded that wrong, I don't have $20k on it lol
i meant once you transfer that amt by btc , do they report it to the IRS per new law?

**MeanPeopleSuck** · 10-23-17, 08:44 PM

Originally posted by Pinoy-T-X

Hmm. How do you work around that?

Creatively, but it can be done. If you need a second bite at the apple, try these guys: https://coinsbank.com/#cards

**MeanPeopleSuck** · 10-23-17, 08:44 PM

Originally posted by Pinoy-T-X

After having $20k in bitpay, do they report it to the IRS per new law?

Which new law? I'm pretty sure I'm going to hate this new law.

**MeanPeopleSuck** · 10-23-17, 08:52 PM

Originally posted by bonz

Ok. I guess your right.

I take a minority view on 5dimes. They do everything every other book does: cut your limits and eventually show you the door but with the added bonus of infecting your computer with the MPSNARE / IESNARE suite of intrusion programs (ruled illegal in Britain, but still used as the "registered security" protocol by 5d).

But I recognize everyone else loves them to pieces.

**Pinoy-T-X** · 10-23-17, 09:02 PM

Originally posted by MeanPeopleSuck

Creatively, but it can be done. If you need a second bite at the apple, try these guys: https://coinsbank.com/#cards

Is this a U.K. Company?
How does this work? I'm a newbie on BTC.

**MeanPeopleSuck** · 10-23-17, 09:19 PM

Originally posted by Pinoy-T-X

Is this a U.K. Company?
How does this work? I'm a newbie on BTC.

Hey, nothing wrong with being a newbie. That's how we all start.

Y, Coinsbank's a UK incorporated company. It works the same way Bitpay works: you can take BTC you've got and load it for dollars at a competitive exchange rate, then use the card anywhere or withdraw cash at an ATM.

Companies like Bitpay and Coinsbank see privacy the same way you and I see it. They adhere to KYC and anti money laundering laws grudgingly and with a complete lack of relish. So if you sniff around the grey areas of things like your true ID and they twig on it they're more likely to laugh or, at worst, scold rather than actually ban you.

**Pinoy-T-X** · 10-23-17, 10:33 PM

Originally posted by MeanPeopleSuck

Hey, nothing wrong with being a newbie. That's how we all start.

Y, Coinsbank's a UK incorporated company. It works the same way Bitpay works: you can take BTC you've got and load it for dollars at a competitive exchange rate, then use the card anywhere or withdraw cash at an ATM.

Companies like Bitpay and Coinsbank see privacy the same way you and I see it. They adhere to KYC and anti money laundering laws grudgingly and with a complete lack of relish. So if you sniff around the grey areas of things like your true ID and they twig on it they're more likely to laugh or, at worst, scold rather than actually ban you.

Thanks for the heads up, appreciate you explaining things.
do they also ask for personal info ?

**lonegambler23** · 10-23-17, 11:58 PM

use bitcoin idk what the issue is here

**MeanPeopleSuck** · 10-24-17, 05:36 AM

Originally posted by lonegambler23

use bitcoin idk what the issue is here

Bitcoin was designed to be anonymous, but it didn't accomplish that.

First, lots exchanges and wallets demand personal data from their users and because every transaction is publicly available, when crypto's sent to or from a wallet with your name on it, your anonymity is threatened.

Second, the blockchain's transparency means a 'frequency analysis' can be performed on the web of addresses of a person's transactions, even if they've opened them anonymously. As soon as any transaction hits a wallet that's known or suspected to be controlled by a person, his anonymity's blown.

That's how the bitcoin community caught the Winklevoss twins in a lie. For years they went around saying they'd never sold a single bitcoin, that they only acquired them. And, sure, that was true for the 20 or so addresses they publicly disclosed as theirs. But what they didn't count on was a bunch of anarchist crypto nerds to trace and analyze every transaction connected to any address known or suspected to be theirs until they followed the trail to some pretty actively traded addresses, with plenty of BTC sales. Oops.