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Old 02-27-2005, 10:22 AM
MelK MelK is offline
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Default Re: questions for online players from MD

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for party n' skins...just deposit via firepay and withdraw to your checking account. Not a big hassle my any means...

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Sounds like not a big problem.

What happens if you try to withdraw from Party to FirePay? Slow? Not allowed?
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Old 02-27-2005, 01:30 PM
Phildo Phildo is offline
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Default Re: questions for online players from MD

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what banks have people had success with when using debit cards to make deposits to sites?

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Provident Bank.
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Old 02-27-2005, 02:03 PM
Tboner7 Tboner7 is offline
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Default Re: questions for online players from MD

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what banks have people had success with when using debit cards to make deposits to sites?

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Provident Bank.

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Me too. I use my Provident account for Party (although I really don't play there anymore), and I use FirePay for Full Tilt. But with FirePay you have to pay $3.99 to make a deposit from bank account. Not sure about Full Tilt to FirePay though. Haven't made enough to do a withdrawal. [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img]
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Old 02-27-2005, 02:20 PM
MaxSquat MaxSquat is offline
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Default Re: questions for online players from MD

Party and Skins allow you to deposit via Firepay but will not allow you to withdraw (to firepay)....i dont know why it is that way...party wont give me a straight answer... basically if you want to play strictly party and no other online sites then just deposit/withdraw via checking account (IGMPay)....

For me....IGMPay for Party n' Skins...Firepay for UB, Absolute, Paradise, Stars, and others
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Old 02-27-2005, 02:40 PM
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Default Re: questions for online players from MD

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had a few questions since Neteller, my preferred method for making transactions, no longer accepts accounts from Maryland.


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If Neteller is your preferred method for making transactions then I assume you already have a Neteller account?
I live in MD and have had a Neteller account for about 4 years. I got it before the MD laws were in place.

I can still move money from Neteller to my bank account but not from my bank account to neteller.
Neteller explained that this is completely legal.

IGMPAY on the Party skins will work with MD banks.

If I wanted to get money from my bank to Neteller I would just deposit to Party through Igmpay and then withdraw from Party to Neteller.

also Drunk Bob wrote:
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Them MD xxxxes claim to own the whole Potomac riverbed and build bars and casinos on wharfs on the Virginia side of the river and claim "This parking lot is under the authority of the Maryland ABC commission".

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LOL - If you know of any casinos in Virgina or MD please let me know where they are. I don't care if they are on a warf or not.
Since casinos are not legal in either state I doubt this is true.

Then again if you know of a bar on the river warf or wherever that MD built let me know, sounds like a place I might like to go!

bbill
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Old 02-27-2005, 02:52 PM
Wahoo91 Wahoo91 is offline
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LOL I was just teasing the Marylanders, I actually work in Silver Spring so I spent a lot of time in both states. The Neteller thing really stinks. I would be PO'd.
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Old 02-27-2005, 05:18 PM
MaxSquat MaxSquat is offline
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Bill lucky for you...but I will tell you this I had a few friends who had an account while living in VA and moved to MD.... however once Neteller finds out that you live in MD then you can kiss your account good bye....usually happens when a M-landers call about problems with their account...
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Old 02-27-2005, 07:40 PM
StevieG StevieG is offline
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Default Re: questions for online players from MD

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once Neteller finds out that you live in MD then you can kiss your account good bye....usually happens when a M-landers call about problems with their account...

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Happened to me.

So far no problem with Firepay. Here is a scenario, though. I am playing at Pacific, where I funded the account through Neteler. Their service terms state that the initial funding amount must be returned to the same source. In this case, I no longer have that source. Anyone know if Pacific will return these funds through Firepay instead?

Pacific has such a bad reputation for payment delays, etc.
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Old 02-27-2005, 08:31 PM
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Bill lucky for you...but I will tell you this I had a few friends who had an account while living in VA and moved to MD.... however once Neteller finds out that you live in MD then you can kiss your account good bye....usually happens when a M-landers call about problems with their account...

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I believe what you are saying Max but possibly it has to do with switching their address.

Below is a copy of the email I sent to Neteller about this and their response:

-----Original Message-----
From: Bill
Sent: Tuesday, November 09, 2004 6:50 AM
To: support@neteller.com
Subject: registered bank account questions

Hi,
I live in Maryland usa and when I selected the deposit option in my Neteller
account I got the following message
** **
We're sorry. Due to legislation in your area, we are unable to offer you any
deposit options. For more information, please contact NETeller Customer
Service at 1-86-NETELLER, or by email.
** **
My question is:
Will I be able to withdraw the money that is currently in my neteller
account and put it into my bank account ?


thanks
Bill


****
From : <support@neteller.com>
Sent : Tuesday, November 9, 2004 10:35 AM
To : "'Bill
Subject : RE: registered bank account questions

Dear William,

You will be able to withdraw the funds in your account to your bank account.
Due to legislation, we aren't able to provide you with deposit options,
although you are able to make a withdrawal.

If you have any questions, please contact our Customer Service Department at
1-888-258-5859 and we will be more than happy to assist you. Please choose
option #0 then select option #1 from the phone menu to be connected directly
to an agent.

The following Countries can dial Toll Free 00-800-7767-6343.
UK, France, Germany, Netherlands, Spain, Denmark, Italy, Norway, Sweden,
Finland, Greece, Poland, Portugal, Israel, Taiwan, Japan, Australia and
China (Including Hong Kong).
Other International locations please contact us at 001-403-233-9466.

Alternatively you may contact us by email (support@neteller.com) or Live
Help (www.neteller.com).

Thank you


____________________________________________


Customer Support Team (281)
support@NETeller.com <mailto:support@NETeller.com>
Toll Free: 888.258.5859
Local: 403.233.9466
Fax: 888.678.2128
Local Fax: 403.277.7996
www.NETeller.com <http://www.neteller.com/>
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Old 02-28-2005, 11:02 AM
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Default Re: questions for online players from MD

I live in Md and got signed up for Firepay. It was very easy. However I went on to Paradise and found out that they will take MBNA credit cards (or at least mine) so I didnt even need to bother with firepay. Plus the downside to firepay is that you have to pay a deposit fee of $4-$6 which can eat into your bankroll if you are a microlimit player.

Greg
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