A Question About The ******** Gift Card

[Kevy]

I have read that when using the "reloadable" card a $1 fee is charged.
When using the "gift" card is a fee of any sort charged? For example
a $100 "gift" card is used to make a deposit-does a person need to leave
room for a fee of any sort. Or do the "gift" cards have no fee? I also
noticed that the "gift" card requires no personal info or such.

I only ask because I had an out tell me that they would treat a deposit
with the "gift card" as a secure deposit (like W.U. or M.G.) And there would be
no need for any type of I.D. to be sent in or other games when requesting a
pay out. But if I went the "reloadable" there would be more hoops to jump thru
when requesting a payout.

Thanks in advance for any info-much appreciated.

[GamblingMike]

No fees when using a gift card.

Don't know about the other books but at BetJamaica,both gift cards and reloadable cards are considered cash deposits like ** and **,you don't need to send in copies of gift cards and reloadable cards used to deposit.

BetJamaica does require sending in photo identification one time prior to first withdrawal but that has nothing to do with the type of deposit used.

[Smoke]

i've used the reloadable card a bunch of times and there are no hoops to jump through at all. The fee however is $2 to reload and $2 everytime you make a transaction. Not bad though considering moneygram is $10 and ** is even more.

[Kevy]

Fellas, thanks for the info very much appreciated.

One last question(s)......a place down the street from me sells the "gift" card
for $4.95. Does the price vary by location for the "gift" card-or is that the
price everywhere for the "gift" card? They also sell the "reloadable" temporary
card for $9.95-which seems to be the price everywhere.

[GamblingMike]

Your welcome.

That is the price everywhere for the gift cards.

[shantystar]

right say mike!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!