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Firepay or Net Teller?
Basically the same. Or is there some feature that makes one stand out?
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Re: Firepay or Net Teller?
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Basically the same. Or is there some feature that makes one stand out? [/ QUOTE ] NETeller charges 8.9% for an instant EFT from your bank account. I don't know how that compares to Firepay but it certainly makes me hate NETeller since I only deal in cash. In fact, I might look that up for Firepay and post here. Unless you do first [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]. |
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Re: Firepay or Net Teller?
OTOH, NETeller charges nothing for a money transfer to/from your bank if you are willing to wait the couple days for it to clear.
There are fees associated with all deposits and withdrawals with firepay. |
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Re: Firepay or Net Teller?
Firepay is instant and charges a flat $3.99 to transfer from your bank account to it. There is no fee for depositing back into your bank account, nor is there any fees for transfering from, say, one poker site, into firepay, then into another poker site.
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Re: Firepay or Net Teller?
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Firepay is instant and charges a flat $3.99 to transfer from your bank account to it. There is no fee for depositing back into your bank account, nor is there any fees for transfering from, say, one poker site, into firepay, then into another poker site. [/ QUOTE ] I like the sound of that. Thanks for posting! |
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Re: Firepay or Net Teller?
Oh, and I never understand the this/that debate. It is very simple to have both of these, that way if you need the money instantly, you pay the 3.99 for FP, if you can wait a few days, you use the free service from netteller. Also, if a site is offering a firepay extra bonus, or a netteller extra bonus, you then have them both. It's really the simplist of things; of course I drink both pepsi and coke, go figure.
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Re: Firepay or Net Teller?
My bank (Wachovia) won't accept Neteller, they will take Firepay. Usually I use firepay to deposit, and neteller to move money around between sites.
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Re: Firepay or Net Teller?
To make quick large deposits into a online account use firepay...whether you deposit $800 or $5000 its only a $3.99 fee.
Then if you play on Party etc just withdraw the money to your Neteller account so you'll have money in both accounts and all it cost you is $4 bucks. |
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Re: Firepay or Net Teller?
Get BOTH. Use neteller for most 99.9% of transactions. There are a couple of bonuses available if you deposit with a second method. So Firepay is useful to get extra bonuses, but beyond that Firepay is a hassle. I used it twice and that is all. Casino on Net has a bonus for using a second deposit method. I did it twice (with a gnome account). Then never used it again.
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One big difference between Firepay or Net Teller
I've never had one of my Firepay accounts closed or frozen but Neteller....just give them the slighest reason and your money becomes their money until you satisfy whatever it is they desire.
Neteller has better reach but... |
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