So is everyone here using Gold-Pay yet?
Love these guys, they have made it very easy to withdraw and deposit from all major sportsbooks. If You don't have an account there well you should. Call this my shill post but these guys will help us all this year during football.
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it is good, some people say the fees are to high, i like it
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it's so easy and fast to use it. I still like it although the fees are a little high..Comment -
Fees for echeck beat going to a ** location for me..even when books cover the cost of sending.
Payout cost are typical for any book.
Nice option, but ** is still preffered at some shops so will always use it. I don't use cc's, so can't speak to thoseComment -
will check it out vs moneybookers.comComment -
They are far worse than moneybookers, but much superior to ** or moneygram IMO.
I like them as well, and if I were USA I would be very grateful they were around.Comment -
I'll wait. At least a few weeks.
With that new law going into effect, this could have Neteller written all over it.Comment -
Gold-pay is a great deposit method for Matchbook. i did that several times. all successful and instantly. Matchbook cover the 3.5% fees in your Commission Credit..Comment -
what is Gold Pay? is it like a Money Bookers?Comment -
Poor man's moneybookers.
Good for Americans, anyone else, much better using moneybookers. I just use it for easystreetsports, who don't take moneybookers.Comment -
Are you going to be able to still use ******** **** cards after the law is in effect?Comment -
will have to give them a shotComment -
neteller did business directly in the u.s. , with funds in american bank accounts, this is nothing like neteller, people would be pretty stupid to make the same mistake again,Comment -
I don't remember why they went after e-gold some years ago, but that company wasn't in the US either. If they want to go after them, they'll come up with a reason. Money laundering could stick. International finance is not as 'protected' by national laws as legal gambling.Comment -
love *******
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What is the website for Gold pay?Comment -
gold-payComment -
Glad to hear goog buzz about Gold-Pay. Could someone run down the fees for their various deposit methods? I don't see it on their site.Comment -
I do not advise credit card deposits. Not only are the fees a killer if you deposit higher amounts (after your initial grace period) but certain places (Matchbook comes to mind) won't accept Gold-Pay deposits that were started with CC funds.
As for tomorrow, I spoke with them a few weeks ago and they seem rather confident that it won't affect them. Of course, I wouldn't expect them to say, "RUN FOR THE HILLS!!!!" but I'd hope - that if anything were to change - they would have given us a heads-up; a "you are going to have to start doing 'xyz'" type of warning.Credit Card Bailment deposit fees
$12.50 or 8.8% of deposit amount (whichever is greater)Comment -
Haven't tried that method, but will try it soonComment -
They charge the players 2% for deposits from sportbooks to gold-pay account? Is that correct?
**** that, thats too high, they should charge the sportbooks a fixed amount like neteller, neteller charged the book $15(fixed amount) for neteller withdrawals(from the sportbook to your neteller account)Comment -
Yeah that two percent figure is correct...yeah it does seem high. Parlaymakers grinds you for two percent on every winning bet because they "deposit" it back to GP for you.
This is the most positive thread I've ever read about GP, it will be interesting to see if they catch on.Comment -
Once your money is in your gold-pay account, that should be between you and gold-pay, it shouldn't matter how you got the money in there.
1 bad thing about gpay is that their merchants(sportsbooks) have way too much access to your gold pay info. for this reason it's probably the best to have a gold pay account dedicated to each book you are with. other than that it's been good with them.Comment -
Compare track records of Greek and 5Dimes, and, what again? Gold pay? Around for a year or so?
Oh, they're in CR! Great. That solves all trust and credibility issues. Just the place where I want to bank...
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if some company could find a way to operate like moneybooks to US customers they could make a killingComment
i agree, easiest way so far to get money from books.., the only hassle is that the first month they have a maximun amount.., i think is $400 to $500, but no hassle after that...
. You can make same suggestions about greek and 5dimes been shut down if they want to . So far they suck balls 
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