Empire Threatens to Freeze my Account

[sammy_g]

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person to person transfers are 1.8%

I don't know if they have to pay that or not.

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I think the rates poker sites have to pay are higher than that. I did a cashout from ZeroRake (I know, I know) which doesn't pay the fee once. This is from memory, but I believe it was closer to 5%.

[LikesToLose]

This is +EV how? I see absolutely no upside for you, but I do see potential downside. Up to and including seizure of your funds for suspicious activity. More likely they would ask you to stop or advise you that they will no longer eat Neteller fees for you.

Way to show Empire that if any of their employees makes a mistake they can count on you to be a dick about it.

[Thythe]

This is the dumbest thing I've ever heard.

[PugX]

nt = "no text"

[NoTalent]

The problem is people like you are going to cause them to limit us to 3-5 transactions a month in/out of our account through neteller instead of unlimited...

[GrannyMae]

The problem is people like you are going to cause them to limit us to 3-5 transactions a month in/out

exactly. sites used to severly limit cash-in frequency, but the wonderful thing known as a market economy removed most of these restrictions. if people start this crap for punitive reasons, we will be limited once again to one per week at some places.

grow up

[BradleyT]

Funny how everyone hated Empire last week but now they're America's SweetHeart.

Anyway it would cost them 2-3.5% for each cashout/deposit although it may be less if the funds come from existing Neteller funds.

[Thythe]

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Funny how everyone hated Empire last week but now they're America's SweetHeart.

Anyway it would cost them 2-3.5% for each cashout/deposit although it may be less if the funds come from existing Neteller funds.

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I never hated them. That bonus wasn't meant for us and they called us on it. What good can running up their Neteller fees be for us? Cause them to limit transactions? Charge us for cashouts? Stop offering bonuses? I don't see one good thing that could come out of doing something like this.

[gabyyyyy]

The man has a right to do what he wants.

Why are you defending the sites?

They will never make customers pay the fees. EVER!

[daryn]

you're wrong, the customer has to adhere to TOS rules, etc.

the SITE can do what it wants. why is that hard to understand?