Dante-
Good question...something I've certainly thought about and came to the following conclusion:
1) There is no $1000 limit on the amount you can withdraw from the card in 24 hours. Don't know if there is one or not but I haven't found it and have withdrawn >$1000.
2) FSV is likely a safer alternative to NETeller. Although NETeller has probably narrowed the gap a bit.
3) If "something" goes down...I don't know what that could be but...you can withdraw faster from the card than NETeller (given number 1).
All of the above is why I think it is better to have the money on the card than in NETeller. Even if you don't use the card, the $5 dormancy charge every few months is worth it if you have a decent amount on the card IMO.
Good question...something I've certainly thought about and came to the following conclusion:
1) There is no $1000 limit on the amount you can withdraw from the card in 24 hours. Don't know if there is one or not but I haven't found it and have withdrawn >$1000.
2) FSV is likely a safer alternative to NETeller. Although NETeller has probably narrowed the gap a bit.
3) If "something" goes down...I don't know what that could be but...you can withdraw faster from the card than NETeller (given number 1).
All of the above is why I think it is better to have the money on the card than in NETeller. Even if you don't use the card, the $5 dormancy charge every few months is worth it if you have a decent amount on the card IMO.
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by The General:
I like my bank better.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
NO DOUBT General...so do I. I think Dante's question centers around the "little bit" in one or the other (NT or card). With that said, I can think of a few reasons why someone would be interested in this type of arrangement.
What it comes down to for non-professionals is keeping an amount in the books, pokerrooms, NETeller (and other payment solutions and cards) that you won't cry about losing if they all shut down at once. Card type options increase that amount for many players as theoretically they reduce the risk that you will be shut out from having access to your balances.
I like my bank better.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
NO DOUBT General...so do I. I think Dante's question centers around the "little bit" in one or the other (NT or card). With that said, I can think of a few reasons why someone would be interested in this type of arrangement.
What it comes down to for non-professionals is keeping an amount in the books, pokerrooms, NETeller (and other payment solutions and cards) that you won't cry about losing if they all shut down at once. Card type options increase that amount for many players as theoretically they reduce the risk that you will be shut out from having access to your balances.
