900 pay to a sportsbook?

[yagerbomb]

anyone know of any available?

 

[wilheim]

Yagerbomb, welcome to The Rx. Are you asking if anyone knows of a book that takes deposits by a 900 number?




Best of Luck, wilheim

 

[yagerbomb]

thanks....yes,i know of some poker sites that do the 900pay for deposits but havent run across any sportsbooks that do....know of any?

 

[Duke1]

wagerweb

hollywood

 

[maxdemo]

anyone know of any available?

5 Dimes Does. If you use the Express Walllet from 900 pay which is where you set ETF from your bank, they will allow you to post $350 in checks immediatly even before the checks clear...just make sure you have $$ in the bank in 3-4 days and your good.

 

[BAGIANT]

First Fidelity

 

[yagerbomb]

thanx guys

 

[Presto]

Has anyone used this method lately? What is the downside?

 

[Doug]

any details, sounds interesting.

 

[Doug]

Does it go on your phone bill ?

About 900Pay ™

900Pay is a patented Navaho service that allows you the home shopper to purchase content from the Internet and have the cost of the purchase billed to your phone bill. It is the industry's only fully automated and secure online telephone billing transaction system.

900Pay is private, anonymous and does not require the use of a credit card.

Easy To Use

The ease of use of this service will have you spending within minutes. To purchase online, you simply click on the 900Pay button located on your merchant's website.

There is no registration needed. All that is required is an Internet connection. After having clicked on the 900Pay button, follow the instructions and the cost of the purchase is billed to your phone bill. In addition, both the merchant and yourself are notified of the purchase.

 

[BAGIANT]

Believe it or not they even have a 900 pay by NETeller now. I think it's Go To Entertainment that I saw it.

 

[eoghater]

if it's the same guys from e-wallet express (navajo networks) then this will be a short term option. Their limits aren't very good and they really screw you over with deposit and withdrawal fees. Plus, they don't take too kindly to gambling transactions.