if u.s. players could get a credit or debit card from a non u.s. bank would this help withdrawls and deposits? are any of the books still doing it directly to the cards or do you have to use moneybookers etc. note, i would not try to hide from the book that i am a u.s. citizen, just trying to make it easier for both parties concerned.
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I doubt it sir, because everything has to match perfectly otherwise there could be some real potential problems if the government ever found out.Comment -
risky business it seemsComment -
i don't think there would be any more transparency than with a u.s. card ie... there are thousands of canadian tourists down here every day using credit cards. some of the canadian banks are issuing them to u.s. customers. they can be obtained over the internet if you're careful. come to think of it, a credit or debit card of canadian origin used to fund a book actually raises LESS red flags than a u.s. one. i guess it just seems to me that it would be easier for all concerned. someone with deep pockets stands to make a lot of money off of this. even if you could get a canadian debit card that you could reload that the casinos would readily take.Comment -
by the way , thanx bbd for welcoming me to the forum. this is only my second post, but i've perused the forum for some time now. at covers, you have to beg to get someone to reply to you as a first timer.Comment -
thats the good thing about here, Sir. ayt?! you can get a feedback as soon as possible. by the way i think some bookies have withdrawal verification withdrawal usually rejected due to information discrepancy.Comment
