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BETONLINE GET A DAMN E WALLET for Canada!!!!!!! SBR mods and staff can you...
can you talk to these guys and tell them to REMOVE NETELLER AND SKRILL AS OPTIONS FOR CANADA
SKRILL PULLED OUTTA CANADA IN JAN, NETTELLER HASNT SERVICEd GAMING FOR CANADA FOR OVER 2 YEARS
YET THESE GUYS STILL POST AS AN E WALLET METHOD ?!?
THEY ARE THE ONLY "A" BOOK, ON SBr, THAT CURRENTLY DOESNT OFFER CANADIANS A E- WALLET
AND WERE A PRETTY BIG MARKET,
HALF THE STAFF HAS NO IDEA, SKRILL HAS LEFT ,,,,, or netteller doesnt process gaming for canada
SHOULD GET DEMOTED TO A 'B'
Last edited by LEOLEO; 02-11-14 at 12:08 AM.
I agree, they need to get another e-wallet.
Insta d ebit is good!
They promote but don't seem to understand, not only do we pay the ridiculous fees for that, we also get dinged by hidden exchange rate fees.use 'fudged' exchange rates, not the actual current rates, and pocket the difference.
As such I'm sure most Canadians are sticking to Pinnacle, Matchbook, Greek etc. who still have E-wallet options.
Last edited by SBRAdmin3; 02-11-14 at 09:53 AM.
Bodog does not offer an e-wallet option either.
But they have interac deposit and free paper check withdrawals which is just as good, although not fast.
Last edited by Krashman; 02-11-14 at 01:50 AM.
Peace
in the US no e-wallets anywhere - really sucks
id leave the U.S. relaxxxx, if that happens to canada,
il bet from europe 6 months a year
Agree. Betonline/Sportsbetting.ag need to get an E-wallet method for Canada.
BAUS
Whoseare those Krashman? I can't stop staring at them
spent more time looking at those than the thread.Originally Posted by timbaland99
Whose
Most of the BetOnline CS are jokers. Just fhking zombies talking to you.
Someone was trying to send me a PM. Go ahead now my inbox has room.
BAUS
We will ask BetOnline if they have any updates for Canadians.
What do you guys use for 5dimes from Canada? ***??
Skrill / Moneybookers pulled out of Canada kind of suddenly. Seems something to do with wanted to process for US state gambling and can't do both? So if you are in Canada you are kind of hurting right now at a few places. Betonline stated that they will be getting some soon but it is a process.
Ins tade bit or Cl ick2pa y
For Sportbet, same thing... 5dimes booted me long ago but they have the same deposit methods.
I personally use p2p.
If you can find a book that allows p2p do that method, it's the best option.
Not really....both p2p companies charge you hidden fees by giving you a bad XE rate when sending CAD to USD.
BAUS
Bingo.
I argued with the ** agent as well as the book involved for quite some time. It simply made no sense that I withdraw $1,500 USD, but when I go to pick it up in CAD, I receive $1,480.
Considering that $1,500 USD should equate to more than $1,600 CAD, it will make a huge difference over time.
Yes, and it's both ways. Deposits and withdrawals you will get screwed.
BAUS
Ento. ......pay is fast at piny and 365, but fees are crazy ,,,betfair treats them like a regular card and take 3-5 business to payout. Also getting funds out of entro real hard
@byron 5 DIMES we use inst-dbt now, this is nearly all they offer in terms of ewallets also "cli*k-to-pay" they offer
Interesting I dont see 1nstadebit as an option for me under deposits.
so no solution for canadian regarding 5dimes? We just have to deposit at this rate 1.135 rate & cashout at 1.068 rate...5dimes is #1, why couldn't they provide different currencies for their canadian clients?
Hi guys, I am new here and would like to mention that I have an ecoAccount and ecoCrd MasterCrd with ecoPayz for a while now, and use them for Poker Sites. I have not had any problems in Depositing money or getting my winnings. Plus I use it for day to day stuff too. Suggest you guys give it a try
Hope to have helped :-)
Last edited by William.Baker; 03-04-14 at 09:58 AM.
@willaimbaker
ecopayz, is the NEW MONEYBOOKERS for canada, wait and see
offer inter acct transfers , and multiple currency accounts,
and even an eco card to withdraw cash VS A wire
overtime, they will pass INSTA D.E.B.I.Tas CANADA'S go to e wallet
Very expensive, pay hidden exchange fees every time.
Pay thru the nose for each transaction you use the card to wd.
Hi Krashman, I use ecoPayz and don’t agree with you. 2% on transaction wd is not "Thru the nose”. feesare on the fees page on the site very clear and not hidden. Never been charged hidden extra charges.EWhat hidden charges?
Thanks
They don't use the actual current currency exchange rate, which you can look up online. They fudge the exchange rate and keep an extra 3% for themselves, on top of their transaction fee.
It doesn't seem like much but the other factor is that I have not found a sport book yet that allows withdrawals back to Ecopayz, so that means every deposit through ecopayz gets charged that extra 3% and every withdraw by other methods provided such as bank transfer or W . U. also gets charged 3% hidden fees plus up to the ridiculous 10% disclosed fees for W . U.
It all adds up over time.
Also, when I used Ecopayz and had to load it with C C, the C C company charged a 'equivalent to cash advance' transaction fee...
Whereas, if you use an e wallet like 1nstadebit the currency conversion is only charged one time. When you then withdraw US funds to 1nstadebit it is held in the e wallet in US funds and you can deposit back into books completely free and without the need for currency exchange or reloading with CC and thus avoid the extra fees if you want to keep the money online for your gambling bankroll..
What gambling sites are you using that allow you to withdraw your winnings back to Ecopayz? If you can withdraw back to Ecopayz and hold the funds there in USD then it would be comparable to other e-wallets.
I used it at BetCris family of books but they don't have Ecopayz listed as an available withdrawal option.
Last edited by Krashman; 03-05-14 at 04:13 PM.
From the Ecopayz website fees disclosure: http://www.ecopayz.com/en-GB/Fees-*******
"Forex Fees Whenever a currency conversion is required to complete a transaction, PSI will automatically calculate the currency conversion rates and add a currency conversion fee 2.99%
So spending US dollars from Ecopayz in the Canadian economy actually costs 2% + 2.99% = 4.99%
Like I said though, if I can withdraw winnings from a book back to Ecopays and hold funds there for future FREE deposits back to books then it has value and is comparable to other E-wallets.
I really don’t know what you are talking about. Your comment is of no use to me or this tread. What is PSI? Get off!
There is only one e-wallet in Canada. “comparable to other e-wallets”? what on earth.
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Last edited by Krashman; 03-06-14 at 05:27 PM.
Obviously, and you don't know what you are talking about yourself, either.
PSI ownes EcoPayz.
EcoPayz is a brand name of PSI-Pay Ltd.
EcoPayz is apparently an e-wallet, Instadebit is an e-wallet
That's 2. There are many available to Canada. But not all allow transactions to gambling web sites.
It costs 4.99% to spend US dollars in the Canadian economy using the Eco card due to the the Forex fees, not only 2% as you stated.
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Last edited by Krashman; 03-06-14 at 05:51 PM.
For the record, Instadebit only charges $2 plus the Forex fee for any size withdrawal to a Canadian checking account, so is much cheaper than EcoPayz 2% plus Forex fee, if you want to wd more than $100 at a time.
Last edited by Krashman; 03-06-14 at 06:40 PM.
i am in canada
ECOPAYZ allows you to have multiple currency accounts,
so i deposit, USD TO BETCRIS(aka bookmaker), AND WITHDRAW back to my usd eco acct
then instead of cashing out to my cad bank account
I just load the eco card in usd, and go the USD bank machine that RBC offers everywhere
saving Fx fees
its been tough moving money around without an ewallet that has good coverage
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