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How the hell do I get money onto a Gambling site? vol. Canada
What has happened to the industry? When I was playing online poker / sports betting a few years ago it was as simple as entering my CC number right at the source. Now neither Moneybookers nor Neteller will allow me to upload money for the purpose of depositing it into a Gambling website. What do I have to do, a *********** or something like that?
Use insta debit (one word), wouldn't let me write it as one.
** **, insta debit,*******,VC works at some places, fedex check, 3v VC at Bodog...
Moneybookers will allow you to upload from a credit card.
Probably your bank acting like a dick.
Bank of Nova Scotia has been the worst. I use CIBC, no problems.
Originally Posted by Peep
what use that when: "neither Moneybookers nor Neteller will allow me to upload money for the purpose of depositing it into a Gambling website."
It is NOT moneybookers that is blocking him Hareebal.
It is his credit card, issued by his bank that is not allowing it.
He can't use Neteller for gambling in Canada period, but he can use moneybookers.
insta debit is good
Moneybookers can f-u-c-k up sometimes
wire is still best for large amounts
netteller is still out of the canadian market as far as I know
some prepaid ************ work (search for the thread) but funds are limited
some bank ************ work but it can fukk up your accounts if they don't allow gambling transactions (up your ass td) Have had no trouble with RBC or CIBC though. Am hankering to try ING no fee chequing to see their stance on gambling. Pres choice would be good if they didn't need to wank CIBC for every transaction.
Last edited by mrmarket; 08-18-10 at 08:38 PM.
Actually, i n s t a d e b i t.com is good for Canadians, I forgot about them. Fairly low limits though. I am limited to 1K a week.
okay, but that's not what he has posted
been using MB for several years and never experienced that
but I'm not Canadian
Moneybookers will ask if it is to be used for on line wagering, if you answer no you CANT transfer that money to a site. If you answer yes, your card issuer may block it.
Right.
Which is why you need a bank that is not a dick about it. They have no business telling you how to spend your money.
Be lucky you aren't in US where you can't actually use some of these good methods.
inst d is by far the best option , quick payouts also , never a problem , the intial deposits are low but if you win then you can transfer to other books whatever you have in your account
Another vote for insta debit, never had a problem with them and if you are verified you get a weekly $1500 limit.
Just this week I uploaded funds from my bank account (TD) to MoneyBookers. Bank tellers seemed a bit inept, but otherwise the process worked out. If you're with Scotiabank or Royal, you're probably with the wrong bank.....
Here's a trick that some of my frieds do. Create 2 or more Moneybookers account. one for Uploading funds to Moneybookers and withdraw funds to your bank/card. the other is for Depositing and withdrawal from bookers site.
There's a little drawback, Moneybookers fee (i think around 1.9%)
Good Luck mate
TD banned my accounts after they conducted an investigation. They found that the activity in the accounts was suspicious and related to gambling using a deposit to a poker site from my credit card as primary proof. This occurred around the time (last September?) when TD sent out a memo to its VC clients saying they were no longer letting their cards be used for gambling transactions.
I also know people that use TD for gambling purposes and they run into no problems. If you can get away with using the bank it's fine but any other bank is good enough since they are basically all the same anyway. So it's really hit or miss. I'm still irked that I can't use their bank because their borderless US plan came in handy.
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