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4thstreetpete 12-28-2005 12:30 AM

Firepay question
 
I need to set up a new deposit method using Firepay because I'm er.. not happy with neteller anymore. So I'm checking their website and it says for US residents the deposit limit is $500 a month and for Canadians it's $200 a month..WTF?? Is this right?

Isn't this kinda ridiculous? How can I play poker besides the microlimits if I can only deposit $200 a month? Am I missing something here or how long does it take for them to increase your limit?

12-28-2005 02:01 AM

Re: Firepay question
 
Not sure how long it takes for them to increase your limit but I know they do. It's been along time since I used firepay. If I'm not mistaken it at least doubles to $1k after your first successful deposit but don't quote me on that. I'm sure others or firepay themselves could give you more specific answers.

chipolino 12-28-2005 05:00 AM

Re: Firepay question
 
$750 on first US deposit

Inthacup 12-28-2005 10:25 AM

Re: Firepay question
 
I don't know what sites you'll be needing a new payment method for, but I'd say that there's always a better option than firepay.

Cup

sublime 12-28-2005 10:52 AM

Re: Firepay question
 
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I don't know what sites you'll be needing a new payment method for, but I'd say that there's always a better option than firepay.

Cup

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a new checking account comes to mind.

one thing to remember with firpay and a certain unnamed site is that they dont allow withdrawels to firepay.

4thstreetpete 12-28-2005 08:45 PM

Re: Firepay question
 
[ QUOTE ]


one thing to remember with firpay and a certain unnamed site is that they dont allow withdrawels to firepay.

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I'll just need to deposit with it, I will be withrawing by EFT into my bank account. I get a better conversion rate that way when it's converted into canadian dollars.


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