Question about iisportsbook and transfer policy

[guildda]

What am I missing here?

First off, I like playing with them, but I simply don't get this one bit. I have never done a sportsbook transfer before, but have managed to run up over a 7000 balance with them and wanted to move 3000 of that to pinny. I call them up to see about doing the transfer and am told since I deposited via neteller, that is the only way to get money out of my account. Where is the logic here? I don't mind the $15 fee for the neteller withdrawl. But now iisportsbook has to pay neteller fees, pinnacle has to pay neteller fees when I deposit there, and I'm out that $15. The only winner I see out of all this is neteller.

 

[WorldNumberOne]

you were going to be out the 15 bucks regardless. the Rio/Skybook group doesnt offer any free withdrawls from neteller.

most others atleast give you 1 free a month.

 

[guildda]

I'm talking about a direct sportsbook to sportsbook transfer World Number One. I would think they'd be begging us to move money like this bypassing neteller completely

 

[Tico]

Maybe it's that clause in NETeller's contract which requires merchants to process withdrawals via Neteller for people that deposit using NT, but every company has a policy. My advice: get to know your book's policies, and play by them.

 

[Noreaga+]

that policy is directly from neteller, they have the books by the balls.

some books do exactly as neteller tells them, some dont

 

[buddyboy]

Say a book has an "agreement" with NT that a player must take money back via NT if sent via NT.

how would NT know whether the player lost his deposit or xfered it to another book?

they wouldn't

the reason books make you take money back via the method you sent it to them is to lower their exposure to the money xfer service.