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Can anyone help with Heritage Payout? It appears that I can get $290 no fees every 30 days via MoneyGram, if I want another $290 within 30 days it will cost me $45 for that transaction. The maximum withdraw using this transaction is $300 and $290 is recommended. I can request a cashiers check which will take 10-15 business days which is 2-3 weeks. They suggest best way to deposit and withdraw is via bitcoin. I know what bitcoin is but have never used and do not know how to use. My question is has anyone used bitcoin and how do you like it? Also has anyone been cashing out at Heritage by receiving cashiers checks? how has that worked for you? Turn around time and ease of depositing check? I haven't withdrawn for awhile but last time I did they did a direct deposit bank transfer which is why I have stayed with them. Any help would be appreciated.
 
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Can anyone help with Heritage Payout? It appears that I can get $290 no fees every 30 days via MoneyGram, if I want another $290 within 30 days it will cost me $45 for that transaction. The maximum withdraw using this transaction is $300 and $290 is recommended. I can request a cashiers check which will take 10-15 business days which is 2-3 weeks. They suggest best way to deposit and withdraw is via bitcoin. I know what bitcoin is but have never used and do not know how to use. My question is has anyone used bitcoin and how do you like it? Also has anyone been cashing out at Heritage by receiving cashiers checks? how has that worked for you? Turn around time and ease of depositing check? I haven't withdrawn for awhile but last time I did they did a direct deposit bank transfer which is why I have stayed with them. Any help would be appreciated.
Use bitcoin payout.Its faster.Do a search about bitcoins on this forum.All the info is there.
 

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I think the forum should have a instruction thread to open a bitcoin account and how to use it to deposit, and withdraw.

need this nowaday
 

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I think the forum should have a instruction thread to open a bitcoin account and how to use it to deposit, and withdraw.

need this nowaday

This may help......

It seems very complicated at first but after a couple of transactions, it's very easy.

1. Buy bitcoins through Coinbase.comor Circle.com. Link to bank account.

2. Set up a blockchain.info wallet.

3. Transfer bitcoins from Coinbase or Circle to blockchain.info wallet.

4. Make all deposits and withdrawals between your blockchain.info wallet and sportsbook.

5. To cash out transfer bitcoins from your blockchain.info wallet to Coinbase or Circle.

Misc..

A. Circle and Coinbase start off with fairly low limits that increase with time.

B. Localbitcoins.com is a great place to buy/sell.

C. With localbitcoins, make sure that you are dealing with someone with a 100% reputation and many transactions. There have been a couple of chargebacks

D. LibertyX has locations where you can buy bitcoins in person. Free up to the first $1000 and 1% after that.


To add you can now use Airbitz as a wallet. Included in the Airbitz app is the glidera exchange. There isn't a need for Coinbase or Circle if you use this method.

Here are some other ways to buy/sell bitcoins:

https://www.buybitcoinworldwide.com/find-exchange/


Set up a wallet such as blockchain.info between Coinbase/Circle and sportsbook.

You can use an exchange such as Poloniex in the middle to wash the money. You'll need to do this at least one time. Coinbase/Circle may ask you who you do transactions with. You can show them that transaction with Poloniex (any exchange) and claim to be a trader.

When you request a payout, the sportsbook will ask for your bitcoin address where you would like the BTC to go. You will copy/paste your bitcoin address and they will send the money to that address.

Coinbase gives you a BTC wallet and a USD wallet. You can sell BTC and leave it in your USD wallet (i.e. not transfer it back to your bank), if you just want to hold money in there without worrying about price volatility...it makes your next buy quicker.
 

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Once it shows up in your CB BTC wallet you can instantly transfer it to your BlkChn wallet by using the Send/Receive function to send the BTC to that wallet address.

Its the future :toast:
 

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Use a book that offers a ATM card for withdraw such as BetDSI. I don't trust bitcoin one bit.
 

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Once it shows up in your CB BTC wallet you can instantly transfer it to your BlkChn wallet by using the Send/Receive function to send the BTC to that wallet address.

Its the future :toast:

thanks for the information T
 

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This may help......

It seems very complicated at first but after a couple of transactions, it's very easy.

1. Buy bitcoins through Coinbase.comor Circle.com. Link to bank account.

2. Set up a blockchain.info wallet.

3. Transfer bitcoins from Coinbase or Circle to blockchain.info wallet.

4. Make all deposits and withdrawals between your blockchain.info wallet and sportsbook.

5. To cash out transfer bitcoins from your blockchain.info wallet to Coinbase or Circle.

Misc..

A. Circle and Coinbase start off with fairly low limits that increase with time.

B. Localbitcoins.com is a great place to buy/sell.

C. With localbitcoins, make sure that you are dealing with someone with a 100% reputation and many transactions. There have been a couple of chargebacks

D. LibertyX has locations where you can buy bitcoins in person. Free up to the first $1000 and 1% after that.


To add you can now use Airbitz as a wallet. Included in the Airbitz app is the glidera exchange. There isn't a need for Coinbase or Circle if you use this method.

Here are some other ways to buy/sell bitcoins:

https://www.buybitcoinworldwide.com/find-exchange/


Set up a wallet such as blockchain.info between Coinbase/Circle and sportsbook.

You can use an exchange such as Poloniex in the middle to wash the money. You'll need to do this at least one time. Coinbase/Circle may ask you who you do transactions with. You can show them that transaction with Poloniex (any exchange) and claim to be a trader.

When you request a payout, the sportsbook will ask for your bitcoin address where you would like the BTC to go. You will copy/paste your bitcoin address and they will send the money to that address.

Coinbase gives you a BTC wallet and a USD wallet. You can sell BTC and leave it in your USD wallet (i.e. not transfer it back to your bank), if you just want to hold money in there without worrying about price volatility...it makes your next buy quicker.
Thanks
 

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Thanks guys for the info. I asked Ace-Ace he said that is one place he doesn't have an account. I signed up with them last year to receive the Ace Ace promo.
 

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