1. 10-09-12 09:46 PM #1
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    Question about making deposits

    I wanted to know if it was safe to use a DC to make deposits in A+ and A rated sportsbooks. I did a search on this website and saw a few people using a DC as a form of depositing, but I just wanted to confirm that it was safe. Also, how long does it usually take to get set up at a sportsbook (once I provide the information)?
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  2. 10-12-12 01:48 PM #2
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    I think I'll just do what Shari posted and contact the books that I am interested in individually and determine which ones accept DCs.
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    Hey Gradius... man I really like the reloadable cards, think G####dot is a good one and easy to get charges from Walmart, nice limits as well. I believe that most services that take CC will take a deposit with these cards as well. You have to check which books take CC... but remember, usually CC terms and conditions apply to deposits via this method and they usually suck. Limited deposit amounts, small or no bonus and restrictions on withdrawals that are stricter than P2P deposits. Eaxample on payouts would be maximum 2k withdrawal per month on accounts funded by CC... could be even less or they appply time holds on CC funded account withdrawals, sometimes as much as 30 to 60 days... and if you debate with them that a DC is not the same as a CC it is a waste of your time, so I have found. It is CC terms and conditions or nothing...
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    you mean discover card? i havent seen a US book taking these cards anymore
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    No... G means Green... cant post the whole name because automatically edited like other processing methods... on this forum... It is a reloadable type of DC that you can buy charges at Walmart in increments of $500. The charges look like phone cards, you buy at cashier and after scratch off back and then follow directions to apply to card. Up to I think 4k to 5k on this brand per month. Really nice, and easy to get. Also, when you look at the fees for buying the card and how much each charge costs for fees it is a pretty good deal, I mean the card is like $20 to $40 bucks and maybe each charge is $5 to $10 bucks... dont quote me, this is approximate from memory.
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  6. 10-13-12 05:33 PM #6
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    Just want to say that when I mention DC, I mean debit, not Discover.

    Hey Gradius... man I really like the reloadable cards, think G####dot is a good one and easy to get charges from Walmart, nice limits as well. I believe that most services that take CC will take a deposit with these cards as well. You have to check which books take CC... but remember, usually CC terms and conditions apply to deposits via this method and they usually suck. Limited deposit amounts, small or no bonus and restrictions on withdrawals that are stricter than P2P deposits. Eaxample on payouts would be maximum 2k withdrawal per month on accounts funded by CC... could be even less or they appply time holds on CC funded account withdrawals, sometimes as much as 30 to 60 days... and if you debate with them that a DC is not the same as a CC it is a waste of your time, so I have found. It is CC terms and conditions or nothing...
    So the books usually treat DC and CC the same, and with heavy restrictions? That sucks. I thought about using PayPal, but it looks like my options are limited there (BetDSI and Bookmaker are the only legit books that use Paypal).

    My biggest concerns are about securely depositing, and being able to withdraw my money in a timely matter (If I have to wait a few weeks and maybe even a month, I won't mind, but anything after that timeframe, and I'll have issues with that).
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  7. 10-13-12 07:23 PM #7
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    my fault, sorry about that
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