1. 06-03-16 10:22 AM #1
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    5dimes

    Hey I been on sbrb for a while but never signed in or made a post. I just looked around basically I have a account with 5dimes and I turned $50 dollars into 3400 over the weekend. After getting threw the verification process from 4 cards I used previous. Everytime I ask for a simple p2p it's some kind of difficulty or basically now they can do one every month. And keep pushing bitcoins on me. I'm fairly new playing. Any advice on how to get full amount out. I only wanted the basic maximum for p2p. But some dude threatened to close my account for saying smh. Which was petty ass shit to me. Any advice will help?
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  2. 06-03-16 10:54 AM #2
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    P2p has been phased out man...your best bet is bitcoins...can get out 2500 i believe every 7 days if you are not a bitcoin depositer. There are plenty of bitcoin tutorial sticky threads at the top that can show you how to do it. Its about your only option now..especially with 5d.
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  3. 06-03-16 11:01 AM #3
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    Thanks it seems real difficult and hard to setup. But thanks for I fo
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  4. 06-03-16 12:11 PM #4
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    Quote Originally Posted by oaklandmoneyman View Post
    Thanks it seems real difficult and hard to setup. But thanks for I fo

    It's really not that bad at all...I was skeptical, but now a HUGE fan!

    All you need is to setup 2 accounts, and that's it. Each takes a few min...

    Setup one at blockchain and then either Cirlce or Coinbase...there are a few other options too...just dive in!
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  5. 06-03-16 12:44 PM #5
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    Why setup two accounts I just setup a blockchain and coinbase
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  6. 06-03-16 04:29 PM #6
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    Quote Originally Posted by oaklandmoneyman View Post
    Why setup two accounts I just setup a blockchain and coinbase
    That's what I was referring to...

    2 Accounts: Blockchain and Coinbase
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  7. 06-03-16 06:54 PM #7
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    Do I send from sports book directly to coinbase?
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  8. 06-03-16 07:28 PM #8
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    No ...to deposit...from coine base to blockchain to sportsbook....to withdraw...from sportsbook to blockchain to coinbase then cash out.
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  9. 06-03-16 09:08 PM #9
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    Well penetrate I already sent straight coinbase from book the shit already being reviewed.. What's the worst that can happen? Coin base closes the account? Is one Time going to hurt anything
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  10. 06-03-16 09:16 PM #10
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    Quote Originally Posted by oaklandmoneyman View Post
    Well penetrate I already sent straight coinbase from book the shit already being reviewed.. What's the worst that can happen? Coin base closes the account? Is one Time going to hurt anything
    5dimes is Slow on Bitcoin payouts. Mine is stil under review too. You have time to contact them and give your blockchain wallet address
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  11. 06-03-16 09:23 PM #11
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    One time won't hurt. I've done it a few times with 5dimes and ACR depositing and w/d...just can't make it a habit
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  12. 06-04-16 12:09 AM #12
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    As much as i love 5ds betting options..their slow bitcoin processing is ridiculous. No reason why it should take a couple days just for them to send it to your wallet.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ParlayKing1986 View Post
    As much as i love 5ds betting options..their slow bitcoin processing is ridiculous. No reason why it should take a couple days just for them to send it to your wallet.
    Couldn't agree more. I've been on a decent run and have request Bitcoin payouts from several books over the last two weeks. 5dimes is by far the slowest.
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  14. 06-04-16 08:14 AM #14
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    Personally I like that 5Dimes takes enough care with these payments that I know I am not going to lose my balance to a scammer if I make an error and let my login details be stolen.

    If 2 days to get paid doesn't suit you, go to a book that does operate at your demanded speed. And take on the associated risks of an account breach.
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  15. 06-04-16 11:45 AM #15
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    Quote Originally Posted by Optional View Post
    Personally I like that 5Dimes takes enough care with these payments that I know I am not going to lose my balance to a scammer if I make an error and let my login details be stolen.

    If 2 days to get paid doesn't suit you, go to a book that does operate at your demanded speed. And take on the associated risks of an account breach.
    I could not be more agree.
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  16. 06-04-16 11:55 AM #16
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    Quote Originally Posted by ParlayKing1986 View Post
    As much as i love 5ds betting options..their slow bitcoin processing is ridiculous. No reason why it should take a couple days just for them to send it to your wallet.
    i could think of several good reasons

    Big changes isent fixed in a day

    Security for customers, it takes lots of time, before they have it automated WITH enough security

    5dimes cs payout team is most likely getting 100000s of bitcoin questions, does this delay payout, offcourse ,since they do it manually still, just to make it more secure for customers
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  17. 06-04-16 12:05 PM #17
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    Quote Originally Posted by theviking View Post
    i could think of several good reasons

    Big changes isent fixed in a day

    Security for customers, it takes lots of time, before they have it automated WITH enough security

    5dimes cs payout team is most likely getting 100000s of bitcoin questions, does this delay payout, offcourse ,since they do it manually still, just to make it more secure for customers
    no excuse not to pay bitcoin in a couple of hours,totally unacceptable,no excuses accepted
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    Quote Originally Posted by Optional View Post
    Personally I like that 5Dimes takes enough care with these payments that I know I am not going to lose my balance to a scammer if I make an error and let my login details be stolen.

    If 2 days to get paid doesn't suit you, go to a book that does operate at your demanded speed. And take on the associated risks of an account breach.
    I have to disagree with you here Opti. Other books get the Bitcoin payout much quicker and remain secure. Heritage for example added 2-factor authentication by verifying SMS when requesting Bitcoin payout. There is no excuse out there for Bitcoin to be delayed in a payout or fees charged (Betoline). For this reason I will take your advice in staying away from 5dimes unless they figure out how to steamline the process. Nitrogen, Heritage and Gtbets for me. All payout with a few hours. Thanks for you feedback however.
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  19. 06-05-16 10:11 AM #19
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    bitcoin is worth more than gold now,,, $577 per coin.
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  20. 06-05-16 10:34 AM #20
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    Quote Originally Posted by Optional View Post
    Personally I like that 5Dimes takes enough care with these payments that I know I am not going to lose my balance to a scammer if I make an error and let my login details be stolen.

    If 2 days to get paid doesn't suit you, go to a book that does operate at your demanded speed. And take on the associated risks of an account breach.
    I can safely say that I am impressed with Heritage's Bitcoin withdrawal policy/security and it's always done within 5-7 hours M-F.
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