Best way to cash out?

edpsu92 · #1 12-01-2004, 01:51 PM

You know what M.B.E. you are absoultely correct and I apologize for that. However, with the myriad of irrelevent posts and reposts on this site, one would think you would have something better to do with your time than worry about one harmless post that was actually seeking some useful information that may have helped not only me but other readers.

bdk3clash · #2 12-01-2004, 02:34 PM

Fixed your post:

"You know what M.B.E. you are absoultely correct and I apologize for that."

edpsu92 · #3 12-01-2004, 02:58 PM

I wrote my post just as I intended. If he has so much experience on this forum then he would have noticed that I was new to the THIS forum and politely suggested I try my post elsewhere. Similarly, he could have offered and answer to my post if he had one or just left the thread altogether.

bdk3clash · #4 12-01-2004, 04:00 PM

"If he has so much experience on this forum then he would have noticed that I was new to the THIS forum and politely suggested I try my post elsewhere."

He did.

"Similarly, he could have offered and answer to my post if he had one or just left the thread altogether."

I think he pointed out that you posted in the wrong forum to prevent you from doing so in the future. If no one told you you had done something wrong, there's a chance you'd continue to do so.

Do you recognize that posting in the wrong forum was a mistake on your part? It's not a big deal or anything. I'm really not sure why you're being indignant.

edpsu92 · #5 12-01-2004, 04:17 PM

I apologized for posting in the wrong area already.

I am being indignant(as you say) because this post is an example of hundreds on here where a person is seeking useful information and rather then the focus being on answering or discussing the topic at hand, a pooh-ba or other similar type with too much time on their hands changes the discussion to something else usually revolving around their being the self-annointed forum cop.

OK- the post is in the wrong area but as you said its not that big of a deal. If I spent the whole day posting about whether things are in the right area, I would have no time left to learn anything from this forum.

Thank you for your time. If in all your expertise, you can move my post to the right forum, please by all means do so. Otherwise, why dont you move on and let me see if I can get some more answers to my original questions as I was simply seeking some useful information.

swede123 · #6 12-01-2004, 04:49 PM

The first response gave you all the pertinent information. Neteller does not charge for a normal bank transfer, but the downside is the time delay. Just keep buffers in your online accounts, your bank account and your Neteller account and you should be able to transfer money all over the place without a charge.

Cheers,

Swede

semipro · #7 12-01-2004, 04:52 PM

WOW, could we PLEASE move on to the subject at hand,

" 'nuff ced"

However, most if not all of the Party skins offer IGM-pay which connects directly to your checking account, and there is no fee in either direction.

In fact, for the sake of saving a few $$$, I have even withdrawn funds from one poker site using Firepay, then deposit the same amount in Party/Empire, then use IGM to withdraw, with no fees.