<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by oscar:
Dante WU would have charged $43 or 8.6% compared to 1.1% via Neteller<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Oscar thanks for that info...maybe im missing something here but I cannot see for the life of me why this would be a bad thing the neteller debit...as long as you do not keep a balance on your debit card for more then 30 days no other fees...you can always deposit right back into your neteller from the debit card also
Dante WU would have charged $43 or 8.6% compared to 1.1% via Neteller<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Oscar thanks for that info...maybe im missing something here but I cannot see for the life of me why this would be a bad thing the neteller debit...as long as you do not keep a balance on your debit card for more then 30 days no other fees...you can always deposit right back into your neteller from the debit card also
Thanks Dante.....haven't used mine yet.
Just a question....from what account were the fees taken, NETeller or Debit? For example, If I want to withdraw $1000 will I only be able to withdraw $994.50 (fees would have been taken from the debit balance not NETeller). Of course, this assumes the same fee structure as your transaction and that the ATM would distribute coins. I think you know what I'm getting at.
One other question, when you transferred the cash to the debit card was your debit balance $2 less (NETeller fee) or was the entire amount transferred? (Different spin on the first question)
Thanks. I appreciate your help.
Just a question....from what account were the fees taken, NETeller or Debit? For example, If I want to withdraw $1000 will I only be able to withdraw $994.50 (fees would have been taken from the debit balance not NETeller). Of course, this assumes the same fee structure as your transaction and that the ATM would distribute coins. I think you know what I'm getting at.
One other question, when you transferred the cash to the debit card was your debit balance $2 less (NETeller fee) or was the entire amount transferred? (Different spin on the first question)
Thanks. I appreciate your help.
Swami, that is the catch 22. Lets say that you send $500 to your neteller debitcard. FIRST, you need to find an atm that allows a atm wothdraw of that amount, most dont allow that much.
Well you cant ask for $500 since they have already taken out $2.00 for the transfer fee and then they will take out some more for hte other fees as well. So you have to deposit about $505-506 to get our $500 usually
Well you cant ask for $500 since they have already taken out $2.00 for the transfer fee and then they will take out some more for hte other fees as well. So you have to deposit about $505-506 to get our $500 usually
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by theswami:
Dante/Playersonly-
Thanks guys. Believe it or not you folks did a better job of explaining this than the NETeller customer service person who had to continually consult what she called her "cheat" sheet.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
lol..thanks swami..
Dante/Playersonly-
Thanks guys. Believe it or not you folks did a better job of explaining this than the NETeller customer service person who had to continually consult what she called her "cheat" sheet.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
lol..thanks swami..
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<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by BillDozer:
That card is through a US bank if you live in the states.
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thats true Bill..but it still THRU neteller no one sends you a bank statment on your debit card...like your normal every day bank account does..
That card is through a US bank if you live in the states.
thats true Bill..but it still THRU neteller no one sends you a bank statment on your debit card...like your normal every day bank account does..
bank statement means nothing. That bank has your name on it, is in the US and probably has your social depending on when you signed up with neteller.
It isnt even related to neteller besides the fact that it is the designated bank they use to transfer funds to that utilize an ATM card. Neteller pretty much partnered up with a USA bank to enhance their service.
If you remember paypal had a card too and gave 1.5% back but it was seemlessly linked to your paypal account. There was no transfering to 3rd party for a fee. Of course they were always in the US.
It isnt even related to neteller besides the fact that it is the designated bank they use to transfer funds to that utilize an ATM card. Neteller pretty much partnered up with a USA bank to enhance their service.
If you remember paypal had a card too and gave 1.5% back but it was seemlessly linked to your paypal account. There was no transfering to 3rd party for a fee. Of course they were always in the US.
