I told NETeller several days ago that their site is confusing with respect to the fees for withdrawing from NETeller to the debit card.
In one place it says 2% (min $2)
In another place it says $2.
And it is indeed only $2 no matter what amount you transfer from NETeller to the debit card (max $1k per 24 hours).
Fees when withdrawing from the debit card can be found on the site.
In one place it says 2% (min $2)
In another place it says $2.
And it is indeed only $2 no matter what amount you transfer from NETeller to the debit card (max $1k per 24 hours).
Fees when withdrawing from the debit card can be found on the site.
thanks for the replies!
I was confused about the 2.9%<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Slash:
I told NETeller several days ago that their site is confusing with respect to the fees for withdrawing from NETeller to the debit card.
In one place it says 2% (min $2)
In another place it says $2.
And it is indeed only $2 no matter what amount you transfer from NETeller to the debit card (max $1k per 24 hours).
Fees when withdrawing from the debit card can be found on the site.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
I was confused about the 2.9%<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Slash:
I told NETeller several days ago that their site is confusing with respect to the fees for withdrawing from NETeller to the debit card.
In one place it says 2% (min $2)
In another place it says $2.
And it is indeed only $2 no matter what amount you transfer from NETeller to the debit card (max $1k per 24 hours).
Fees when withdrawing from the debit card can be found on the site.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Trout-
My understanding is that the bank that holds your account imposes a max withdrawal every 24 hour period. For example, I've taken 1k out of a machine and I know that that limit was imposed by my bank not the bank that owned/operated the atm machine.
With that said, I was in San Fran once and needed cash from an ATM that was in a convenience store and the most that it allowed me to take was $250 even though the max imposed by my bank was higher.
My understanding is that the bank that holds your account imposes a max withdrawal every 24 hour period. For example, I've taken 1k out of a machine and I know that that limit was imposed by my bank not the bank that owned/operated the atm machine.
With that said, I was in San Fran once and needed cash from an ATM that was in a convenience store and the most that it allowed me to take was $250 even though the max imposed by my bank was higher.
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by trout:
would this be a way to get small amounts without showing on your bank account the neteller eft deposits. if so the fees are not that bad for a couple of grand per week<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Won't show up in your bank account, but will show up in your FSV account (Neteller Gold Card) which is based in Houston.
would this be a way to get small amounts without showing on your bank account the neteller eft deposits. if so the fees are not that bad for a couple of grand per week<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Won't show up in your bank account, but will show up in your FSV account (Neteller Gold Card) which is based in Houston.
BillDozer said:
Does anyone know the valid from and expiry date of the neteller debit card it says at the back it is a cirrus/maestro card so I am guessing it has some default valid from and expiry date although it doesn't mention it on the card in case I ever want to use it as a maestro/switch card, is this possible?
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