Beware of Interpoker!

[Fuchida]

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Why would you put that kind of money into a site without doing some basic research for the readily available information. 8 out of the 10 cryptologic sites utilize ECash Direct for cashiering - and all 8 of these require a pin number to cash out - with a different pin number for each site. Once you receive your pin cashouts are painless and relatively quick. Do your homework.

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Yes. Copied from their web site:

A unique permanent PIN number will be e-mailed to you within one working day of registration. This PIN number will enable you to withdraw and transfer money to and from your account.

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Yes, but its 18 days since I joined the site and no PIN number. I am sure this works out fine when the PIN number arrives but obviously there is no fallback position for Interpoker when the PIN number doesn't arrive.

[FouTight]

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Why would you put that kind of money into a site without doing some basic research for the readily available information. 8 out of the 10 cryptologic sites utilize ECash Direct for cashiering - and all 8 of these require a pin number to cash out - with a different pin number for each site. Once you receive your pin cashouts are painless and relatively quick. Do your homework.

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Yes. Copied from their web site:

A unique permanent PIN number will be e-mailed to you within one working day of registration. This PIN number will enable you to withdraw and transfer money to and from your account.

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Yes, but its 18 days since I joined the site and no PIN number. I am sure this works out fine when the PIN number arrives but obviously there is no fallback position for Interpoker when the PIN number doesn't arrive.

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More then likey scenario:

You got the mail, thought it was junk, threw it away, and now are complaining.

am I wrong?

[SoCalRugger]

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More then likey scenario:

You got the mail, thought it was junk, threw it away, and now are complaining.

am I wrong?

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Things can go wrong. I registered with them about a month ago. Eventually I got an e-mail saying that my PIN had been returned due to the wrong address (which was entered correctly on my account). No big deal - just had to send them copies of a utility bill and ID to verify my address, and I'm still waiting for the PIN to arrive. I'm not defending the OP - he still should have read the damn T&Cs - but the PIN being delayed does not surprise me.

[FouTight]

Yes, this is possible, but I cannot recall if the envelope has an Ecash direct heading or not. If it does, it would be something that would be very easy to throw away if you weren't expecting it. Sounds like a crappy loan offer or something, doesn't it? Would be very easy to toss.

[GrannyMae]

it actually looks pretty important. it has full 1st class postage, and the Ecash Direct name is on the front upper left in the return addy area.

it does not look like junk mail. i've had 6 sent, and one time it did not arrive and i needed another. took 5 days the second time, and like other posters have said, withdrawals are pretty fast once you get your pin.

gl to you

[FouTight]

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it actually looks pretty important. it has full 1st class postage, and the Ecash Direct name is on the front upper left in the return addy area.

it does not look like junk mail. i've had 6 sent, and one time it did not arrive and i needed another. took 5 days the second time, and like other posters have said, withdrawals are pretty fast once you get your pin.

gl to you

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My biggest gripe here is, these days, the more important something LOOKS, the less important it usually is. I get so much junk mail as a recent college graduate from loan offers and such, personally, I could see myself tossing it very easily (I think I tossed a couple of rebates too, because I haven't seen them and they should probably be here now)

Probably not like this for everyone though.