LINESMAKER,
I already set up an account with you, but did not fund my account due to limited deposit and payout option.
I can't use CC to fund my account in my country, because the CC company refuse to deal with any gambling matters. I have to rush to the city to do WU or BW, which is very troublesome for me. The only payout option for me is BW, because it take me 3 weeks to a month to get the cash in hand, if i accept check.
I prefer Neteller.
I already set up an account with you, but did not fund my account due to limited deposit and payout option.
I can't use CC to fund my account in my country, because the CC company refuse to deal with any gambling matters. I have to rush to the city to do WU or BW, which is very troublesome for me. The only payout option for me is BW, because it take me 3 weeks to a month to get the cash in hand, if i accept check.
I prefer Neteller.
BSkiller, drop me an email at admin@linesmaker.com and I will try and help you. Cheers -- LM
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Dante:
Linesmaker...please get neteller trust me its the best way to go..its easy everyone here uses it alot<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Dante
So we all are on the same page, Neteller fees are monsterous and scary if you don't have an enormous clientele to use it. Plus with the typical player winning a bet pulling all the money out and then re-depositing...the fees mount up fast and is useless to a book that sees no great demand for Neteller
Linesmaker...please get neteller trust me its the best way to go..its easy everyone here uses it alot<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Dante
So we all are on the same page, Neteller fees are monsterous and scary if you don't have an enormous clientele to use it. Plus with the typical player winning a bet pulling all the money out and then re-depositing...the fees mount up fast and is useless to a book that sees no great demand for Neteller
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by codeworks:
Linesmaker
I see you accept alot of cards but doesn't that make you susceptible to chargebacks ? Neteller seems safer for the book.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Unless things have changed recently...you can charge back to Neteller same as you can to any other merchant UNLESS it is processed as a cash advance and then you cannot.
People wonder why cc companies charge them as cash advance well that is the reason becuase you can't charge them back.
Linesmaker
I see you accept alot of cards but doesn't that make you susceptible to chargebacks ? Neteller seems safer for the book.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Unless things have changed recently...you can charge back to Neteller same as you can to any other merchant UNLESS it is processed as a cash advance and then you cannot.
People wonder why cc companies charge them as cash advance well that is the reason becuase you can't charge them back.
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Dante:
Jay sorry to hear about the fees...but I do not mind paying 15$ to tranfer money...I do not use credit cards to gamble...to me thats silly if I do not have the CASH I wont gamble..but thats me...<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Use the card and pay it off monthly. Get a frequent fliers card with Alaskan Air the miles never expire and they are partnered up with many other carriers as well as hotels. Get a discover card and get 1% back a year. There are many ways to slice it...it's all in how you look at it.
Jay sorry to hear about the fees...but I do not mind paying 15$ to tranfer money...I do not use credit cards to gamble...to me thats silly if I do not have the CASH I wont gamble..but thats me...<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Use the card and pay it off monthly. Get a frequent fliers card with Alaskan Air the miles never expire and they are partnered up with many other carriers as well as hotels. Get a discover card and get 1% back a year. There are many ways to slice it...it's all in how you look at it.
I agree Dante about not using credit cards, but, I suppose the subject about Neteller just depends on the player and how often, and how many places he transfers money back and forth, which could add up after a while. Also, how they originally transfer money to fund thier Neteller account. You can send it free, but wait a few days, or you can send it instantly and pay the high percentage. Me, I do not use Neteller anymore simply because of their rates. Its not the fact that I cant afford it really, its just the whole idea behind it. There are other methods out there that wont cost you a dime, even Western Union for goodness sake's is covered by just about every book if you send a certain amount. I just think that since Paypal was free, and they bailed out on us, Neteller knew we needed them at the time, and took advantage of this, and still does. I guarantee you if people would start using other, newer methods of tranfering their funds, Neteller would come off of their ridiculous rates.
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Jay Leno:
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Dante:
Jay sorry to hear about the fees...but I do not mind paying 15$ to tranfer money...I do not use credit cards to gamble...to me thats silly if I do not have the CASH I wont gamble..but thats me...<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Use the card and pay it off monthly. Get a frequent fliers card with Alaskan Air the miles never expire and they are partnered up with many other carriers as well as hotels. Get a discover card and get 1% back a year. There are many ways to slice it...it's all in how you look at it.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Also when one of the main pillars of your business model is no fees to play. Well that would kind of go to shit if you introduced Neteller and had to pass on some of the ****ing to the player.
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Dante:
Jay sorry to hear about the fees...but I do not mind paying 15$ to tranfer money...I do not use credit cards to gamble...to me thats silly if I do not have the CASH I wont gamble..but thats me...<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Use the card and pay it off monthly. Get a frequent fliers card with Alaskan Air the miles never expire and they are partnered up with many other carriers as well as hotels. Get a discover card and get 1% back a year. There are many ways to slice it...it's all in how you look at it.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Also when one of the main pillars of your business model is no fees to play. Well that would kind of go to shit if you introduced Neteller and had to pass on some of the ****ing to the player.
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Hache man:
I agree Dante about not using credit cards, but, I suppose the subject about Neteller just depends on the player and how often, and how many places he transfers money back and forth, which could add up after a while. Also, how they originally transfer money to fund thier Neteller account. You can send it free, but wait a few days, or you can send it instantly and pay the high percentage. Me, I do not use Neteller anymore simply because of their rates. Its not the fact that I cant afford it really, its just the whole idea behind it. There are other methods out there that wont cost you a dime, even Western Union for goodness sake's is covered by just about every book if you send a certain amount. I just think that since Paypal was free, and they bailed out on us, Neteller knew we needed them at the time, and took advantage of this, and still does. I guarantee you if people would start using other, newer methods of tranfering their funds, Neteller would come off of their ridiculous rates.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Excellent points.
I agree Dante about not using credit cards, but, I suppose the subject about Neteller just depends on the player and how often, and how many places he transfers money back and forth, which could add up after a while. Also, how they originally transfer money to fund thier Neteller account. You can send it free, but wait a few days, or you can send it instantly and pay the high percentage. Me, I do not use Neteller anymore simply because of their rates. Its not the fact that I cant afford it really, its just the whole idea behind it. There are other methods out there that wont cost you a dime, even Western Union for goodness sake's is covered by just about every book if you send a certain amount. I just think that since Paypal was free, and they bailed out on us, Neteller knew we needed them at the time, and took advantage of this, and still does. I guarantee you if people would start using other, newer methods of tranfering their funds, Neteller would come off of their ridiculous rates.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Excellent points.
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Jay Leno:
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by codeworks:
Linesmaker
I see you accept alot of cards but doesn't that make you susceptible to chargebacks ? Neteller seems safer for the book.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Unless things have changed recently...you can charge back to Neteller same as you can to any other merchant UNLESS it is processed as a cash advance and then you cannot.
People wonder why cc companies charge them as cash advance well that is the reason becuase you can't charge them back.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Thanks
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by codeworks:
Linesmaker
I see you accept alot of cards but doesn't that make you susceptible to chargebacks ? Neteller seems safer for the book.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Unless things have changed recently...you can charge back to Neteller same as you can to any other merchant UNLESS it is processed as a cash advance and then you cannot.
People wonder why cc companies charge them as cash advance well that is the reason becuase you can't charge them back.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Thanks
