Thankfully with a little research, this ridiculous 3% fee comes up as untrue.
3% is charged on portions of your deposit that are not wagered and then withdrawn.
Here is a copy of my chat with Bowmans. I found it unlikely they would want to run away players.
Please wait for a site operator to respond.
Hello this is 'Alicia'. How may I help you?
Alicia: Hello welcome to our live chat service. How may I assist you?
Sean: Hello, I have played at Bowmans before and planned to reup for football, but when I was reading your rules, under neteller, it says for withdrawals A fee of 3% will be charged on deposit amounts not churned. 3% is a large fee on large withdrawals. Can you tell me what is meant by not churned? Thanks
Alicia: Let me explain about churning first.
Sean: Ok
Alicia: Churning simply means rollover. Or wager.
Sean: Ok
Alicia: It is the amount that you play it.
Alicia: Just tell me if you understand?
Sean: Yes I understand
Alicia: Let us say you deposit $500.
Sean: So say you deposited $5000 and rolled through $20000 in bets, could you then withdraw without a charge?
Alicia: If you wager the whole $500, it means you churned it.
Alicia: Ok.
Alicia: Very good then.
Alicia: Now let us get to the charge.
Alicia: The 3% charge was always there Sir.
Sean: So if you churn your deposit once, you are not charged to withdraw?
Alicia: It is 3% that is debited on the unchurned part of your deposit.
Sean: Perfect, so as long as you wager at least all that you deposit, there is no neteller withdrawal fee? Am I understanding correctly?
Alicia: it applies to your last deposit only.
Sean: Ok. Just to be 100% clear, if I deposit $5000 and wager at least $5000, then I can make withdrawals via neteller without fee, correct?
Alicia: And yes if you churn the deposit once, you are not charged.
Sean: Ok. Perfect. Thank you.
Sean: YOu may want to reword that part so people understand. It has been posted on several forum (Therx, etc) that you are now charging 3% on withdrawals. I found it unlikely, but wanted to ask. Once again thank you.
3% is charged on portions of your deposit that are not wagered and then withdrawn.
Here is a copy of my chat with Bowmans. I found it unlikely they would want to run away players.
Please wait for a site operator to respond.
Alicia: Hello welcome to our live chat service. How may I assist you?
Sean: Hello, I have played at Bowmans before and planned to reup for football, but when I was reading your rules, under neteller, it says for withdrawals A fee of 3% will be charged on deposit amounts not churned. 3% is a large fee on large withdrawals. Can you tell me what is meant by not churned? Thanks
Alicia: Let me explain about churning first.
Sean: Ok
Alicia: Churning simply means rollover. Or wager.
Sean: Ok
Alicia: It is the amount that you play it.
Alicia: Just tell me if you understand?
Sean: Yes I understand
Alicia: Let us say you deposit $500.
Sean: So say you deposited $5000 and rolled through $20000 in bets, could you then withdraw without a charge?
Alicia: If you wager the whole $500, it means you churned it.
Alicia: Ok.
Alicia: Very good then.
Alicia: Now let us get to the charge.
Alicia: The 3% charge was always there Sir.
Sean: So if you churn your deposit once, you are not charged to withdraw?
Alicia: It is 3% that is debited on the unchurned part of your deposit.
Sean: Perfect, so as long as you wager at least all that you deposit, there is no neteller withdrawal fee? Am I understanding correctly?
Alicia: it applies to your last deposit only.
Sean: Ok. Just to be 100% clear, if I deposit $5000 and wager at least $5000, then I can make withdrawals via neteller without fee, correct?
Alicia: And yes if you churn the deposit once, you are not charged.
Sean: Ok. Perfect. Thank you.
Sean: YOu may want to reword that part so people understand. It has been posted on several forum (Therx, etc) that you are now charging 3% on withdrawals. I found it unlikely, but wanted to ask. Once again thank you.
