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Just curious...how much do you estimate that you paid last year in transaction fees, whether it was to a book, to Western Union, Netteller, etc.???

Also, do you find yourself having to withdraw funds from one book in order to deposit at another where you might have been losing more?
 

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Not going to answer the first question (no offense). Answer is 'yes' to the second question - that is very common.
 

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Tuley-

I have MANY outs and the only fee I EVER pay is once in a blue moon when I send money via Western Union, which the book always picks up the tab on anyway.

I use Neteller for basically all my transactions.

In all my years of doing this, I have HARDLY paid $1.00 in fees that I recall!!

Maybe one or two times a long time ago I dished out $20 for a Neteller fee or $20 bucks for a Fed-Ex.

What I am getting at is for all practucal purposes.....I pay ZERO.

An average WD or DEP with me is $2500.
 

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Sorry, a little far fetched in my above answer because I do recall paying $15-20 for a couple-three or so Neteller withdrawls.

But overall, the total sum is definetly under $150 TOTAL.
 

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If you guys are paying very little in neteller fees either you don't move your money around much for line shopping/balance drawdowns or you have so much money offshore that you don't need to move it around.

I have WEEKS where I pay $100-$200 in neteller fees.
 

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I got trapped once or twice paying fees I will not deal with a book that does not pay for depoist and least one free withdrawl a month,being a average size player it is just more to overcome
 

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A small plug for WSEX.

One FREE Neteller withdrawl allowed every ten days.

Very nice!
 

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The fees are minimal really....

1. Using Neteller, most books offer at least one free withdrawl per month so you can cycle thru your higher balances and choose one where you still get a freebie that month.

2. A book like Pinnacle will allow an $8,000 withdrawl at no cost, so you can send smaller increments to a couple books you've lost at recently and still leave a reserve in Neteller for the next reup requirement.

3.If need be, you can always grab a small re-up bonus somewhere to more than pay for them. Even if you incur $100 in fees, its easy to offset that with a $1000 deposit to a 10% reup shop.

As for your second question...

Sure, all the time. Every night I know how I've done on the night overall but its not uncommon when tallying things up later to find yourself winning big at one shop and/or losing big at another...every day.
 

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I almost always use netteller about 90% once ia awhile I will take a check.Pancho Sanza explains why netteller can stay in business
 

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<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Pancho Sanza:
How many points do you have?<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

I do not accumulate them, I enter them every 2-4 weeks.
 

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Neilim you explained how it is excellent hope that helps to save some player money let the books pay for it if they dont ,dont use that book
 

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