Betphoenix $30 withdrawal fee!

BigDaddy · 02-16-10, 04:41 PM

$30 might not be bad if taking out a large amount

what are you taking out?

$30 taking out $200 you should find another hobby.

TobiasFunke · 02-16-10, 04:44 PM

I believe they offer one free payout per month??

durito · 02-16-10, 04:48 PM

One free payout up to 2k, every subsequent is $50 per 2k. For checks.

BigDaddy · 02-16-10, 04:50 PM

Originally posted by durito

One free payout up to 2k, every subsequent is $50 per 2k. For checks.

thats not entirely true

you need to takeout at least $500 for the free payout

a guy wanting $200 pays for it.

Jaug · 02-16-10, 05:19 PM

Taking out roughly $700, they removed my reduced juice etc. so I don't want money there anymore. I'm going to request a free withdrawal let's see what they say about it.

Jaug · 02-16-10, 07:21 PM

They were very cooperative and gave me a free withdrawal, creds.

THEGREAT30 · 02-17-10, 12:16 AM

depends on method I think I paid closer to $60, good day

blix177 · 02-17-10, 02:04 AM

Originally posted by durito

One free payout up to 2k, every subsequent is $50 per 2k. For checks.

I believe your wrong. Last time I spoke to CS it was 1 2k free money order per month.

Subsequent money orders are $50 up to $4k.

blix177 · 02-17-10, 02:06 AM

Originally posted by Jaug

Are you kidding me? I did not see any information about this when depositing. Furthermore i've seen withdrawal fees of max $15 before but $30? Something is seriously wrong here. Is this something new to prevent withdrawals?

Have you withdrawn from BetPhoenix and in that case what did you have to pay?

Already lost over $200 there, and now they charge me $30 for withdrawing money that I have rolled over a couple of times.

EDIT: Got a free withdrawal, very nice of them.

Lol and if you think they are bad, check out Bookmaker book to book transfer.

$200 transfer fee to Matchbook between $500-10k
$100 transfer fee to 5dimes between $500-$5k

That is 2% transfer fee if your doing max, or 20% if your doing min.

fixxer · 02-17-10, 02:19 AM

This completely makes BP useless for small time bettors

korbal29 · 02-17-10, 06:12 AM

they dont want you to cashout

50cent · 02-17-10, 06:39 AM

Originally posted by fixxer

This completely makes BP useless for small time bettors

nicely said....

sportscash · 02-17-10, 06:50 AM

It also seems to be a waist of time buying freeplays with points with the fee and the rollover.Ive had about 8 freeplays for them but have never withdrawn.

Trucker George · 02-17-10, 08:00 AM

Originally posted by blix177

Lol and if you think they are bad, check out Bookmaker book to book transfer.

$200 transfer fee to Matchbook between $500-10k
$100 transfer fee to 5dimes between $500-$5k

That is 2% transfer fee if your doing max, or 20% if your doing min.

Those b2b fees are ridiculous.

blix177 · 02-19-10, 11:29 AM

Durito, I was able to confirm the transfer fees for BP, and your right and I was wrong. The CS gave me wrong info. So it is one free payout up to 2k, every subsequent is $50 per 2k. For checks.

Anyone know of a cost effective way of getting low 5 figures out, for people residing in the States?

I mean $200 transfer fee from Bookmaker to Matchbook for $10k seem bad, but when I do the math, for Betphoenix I am going to end up paying $200 for $10k too, 1 free withdrawal and 4 $50 for each of the 2k.

penguin · 02-19-10, 12:45 PM

my biggest issue with this book is the $4K minimum weekly withdrawals....

Igetp2s · 02-19-10, 12:49 PM

Originally posted by Trucker George

Those b2b fees are ridiculous.

Youre better off withdrawing from Bookmaker yourself and then depositing right back into 5 dimes.

durito · 02-19-10, 01:23 PM

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mtneer1212 · 02-19-10, 01:34 PM

Always check with a book about deposit and withdrawal fees before sending the dough. Most have one free payout per month in some manner, but don't expect a book to send out a ** or ** for free.

Rollins08 · 02-19-10, 04:13 PM

i always have trouble with betphoenix, there is always some rule i don't know about or something they need me to do. there a pain in the neck to deal with, and their customer service often can't help with anything.