FirePay or NeTeller? Which is better, safer, etc?

[kdog]

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firepay > neteller

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Do you work for firepay or something? Because I'll bet somewhere around 50 of your 998 posts consist of this one line. Never any reasoning, just this one line.

And Astro is right, you are wrong as usual.

[TimM]

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I use both and haven't had a significant problem yet with either. Neteller is better if you can wait a couple of days for deposits into your account to be processed - in that case depositing is free. Otherwise if you want an instantaneous deposit, FirePay currently charges a small fat flee of about $4.

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Same here. Having both allows you to choose whichever has the smaller fee for what you are trying to do, which basically means using Firepay only when I want the money in fast.

[adanthar]

Neteller decided my SS# doesn't exist and I don't feel like going through the hassle of faxing them a letter from the SS office saying it does, so I like Firepay more [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img]

If you could cash out from Party with it, it'd be perfect.

[Homer]

Firepay charges $3.99 per deposit. Also, they only let me deposit $750 from my bank account. I wanted to deposit $1000 to take full advantage of some Firepay only bonuses, but it wouldn't let me.

[Rhone]

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Firepay charges $3.99 per deposit. Also, they only let me deposit $750 from my bank account. I wanted to deposit $1000 to take full advantage of some Firepay only bonuses, but it wouldn't let me.

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That's strange. I've moved more than $750 from my bank account to Firepay before without any problem.

[augie00]

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Neteller decided my SS# doesn't exist and I don't feel like going through the hassle of faxing them a letter from the SS office saying it does, so I like Firepay more

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Same. What a joke/pain in the ass.

[r3vbr]

I'd have to say Neteller cause im a shareholder hahaha
but really it's the best

[Shoe]

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Wow, thanks for all the responses. I don't really like the fee for transactions associated with FirePay, so I think I am going to go with NeTeller. Maybe I will open FirePay later, just to have both, but right now I think NeTeller sounds a little better.

Thanks again for the responses, guys.

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You made the right choice, neteller rocks! No fees unless you use instacash.

[gumpzilla]

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You made the right choice, neteller rocks! No fees unless you use instacash.

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I kept reading through Neteller's terms of service looking for some mention of fees when I was thinking about opening an account there. It really bothered me that I couldn't find anything. Color me stupid, but how are they making their money? Are enough people using instacash options or leaving large chunks of money sitting around in Neteller for them to use?

It's irrelevant for me anyway; apparently Neteller doesn't take on Maryland based customers. I finally opened a Firepay account recently, it's suited my purposes well enough so far.

[Kumubou]

A lot of people use Instacash fees, especially when the online cardrooms are the ones paying the juice. That and people do not like to wait the 4-5 days for the money to clear (even though 8.9% is an insane charge... guh.)

That and yeah, lots of people have lots of money sitting in their Neteller accounts, waiting to jump on that next reload or bonus offer.

-K