I think so ignorant....2$ to get the money onto the card...$1:50 neteller fee at the ATM...
If I understand this right
Withdrawal From NETeller
$2.00
ATM Cash Advance
$1.50
there are fees for everything like balance check or dormat fee if no debit card use over 30days and there is a balance on the card...Just check all that online and do not transfer money to the card for more then 30days
If I understand this right
Withdrawal From NETeller
$2.00
ATM Cash Advance
$1.50
there are fees for everything like balance check or dormat fee if no debit card use over 30days and there is a balance on the card...Just check all that online and do not transfer money to the card for more then 30days
Dante-
I got the card about a week ago but have not used it yet. My understanding from Neteller is they charge $1.50 on top of whatever the ATM owner charges.
I'm banking on about $5 - $10 per $1000 (depending on the ATM limits).
I plan to use the debit card and check options for future withdrawals.
I got the card about a week ago but have not used it yet. My understanding from Neteller is they charge $1.50 on top of whatever the ATM owner charges.
I'm banking on about $5 - $10 per $1000 (depending on the ATM limits).
I plan to use the debit card and check options for future withdrawals.
OK so i jumped the gun a bit. But for a guy like DELL DUDE who will try and withdraw $10 at a time, it can be costly.
And yes, you do have to pay the ATM fees of like $1.50-3.00.
Lets say you ask for $500, well the machine will give you $500, but it will charge neteller 503.00 if the fee is $3.00. Then neteller charges you the $1.50
It is an OK option to use for big money, but the MAIN problem you will run into is that most ATM's only allow $200-500 at a time. I think that there is a MAX from neteller per transaction as well
And yes, you do have to pay the ATM fees of like $1.50-3.00.
Lets say you ask for $500, well the machine will give you $500, but it will charge neteller 503.00 if the fee is $3.00. Then neteller charges you the $1.50
It is an OK option to use for big money, but the MAIN problem you will run into is that most ATM's only allow $200-500 at a time. I think that there is a MAX from neteller per transaction as well
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by playersonly69:
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Lets say you ask for $500, well the machine will give you $500, but it will charge neteller 503.00 if the fee is $3.00. Then neteller charges you the $1.50
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I've been wondering about this...say I try to withdraw $1000 but the ATM limit is $500 will the ATM reject and end my transaction? If so, I could see Neteller tagging me with their "declined transaction fee" of $1. Anyway, I think most ATMs will not end your transaction they would post a message indicating their limit and ask you to key in a different amount.
I've turned a corner on the debit card, at one point I was totally against it but now I think it is a pretty solid option if you are withdrawing amounts that are large enough to justify the fees.
With that said, the fees are still TOO high for the service. The $2 fee for moving the money to the debit card from Neteller is just plain usurious.
BTW, Neteller max is $1000 per transaction.
SNIP......
Lets say you ask for $500, well the machine will give you $500, but it will charge neteller 503.00 if the fee is $3.00. Then neteller charges you the $1.50
....SNIP<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
I've been wondering about this...say I try to withdraw $1000 but the ATM limit is $500 will the ATM reject and end my transaction? If so, I could see Neteller tagging me with their "declined transaction fee" of $1. Anyway, I think most ATMs will not end your transaction they would post a message indicating their limit and ask you to key in a different amount.
I've turned a corner on the debit card, at one point I was totally against it but now I think it is a pretty solid option if you are withdrawing amounts that are large enough to justify the fees.
With that said, the fees are still TOO high for the service. The $2 fee for moving the money to the debit card from Neteller is just plain usurious.
BTW, Neteller max is $1000 per transaction.
OK, you are correct. Neteller will not charge the declined transaction fee. But most ATAM's limit you to like $400 or at a time.
I like it, but i have stopped using the debit card. I just have the money deposited diretly into my bank account. It usually takes 36 hours to show up in my account
I like it, but i have stopped using the debit card. I just have the money deposited diretly into my bank account. It usually takes 36 hours to show up in my account
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by playersonly69:
OK so i jumped the gun a bit. But for a guy like DELL DUDE who will try and withdraw $10 at a time, it can be costly.
And yes, you do have to pay the ATM fees of like $1.50-3.00.
Lets say you ask for $500, well the machine will give you $500, but it will charge neteller 503.00 if the fee is $3.00. Then neteller charges you the $1.50
It is an OK option to use for big money, but the MAIN problem you will run into is that most ATM's only allow $200-500 at a time. I think that there is a MAX from neteller per transaction as well<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
players I agree with both points in your post...yes Dell dude will pay out the ASS the way he does withdrawals for im its not a viable option IMO also
OK so i jumped the gun a bit. But for a guy like DELL DUDE who will try and withdraw $10 at a time, it can be costly.
And yes, you do have to pay the ATM fees of like $1.50-3.00.
Lets say you ask for $500, well the machine will give you $500, but it will charge neteller 503.00 if the fee is $3.00. Then neteller charges you the $1.50
It is an OK option to use for big money, but the MAIN problem you will run into is that most ATM's only allow $200-500 at a time. I think that there is a MAX from neteller per transaction as well<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
players I agree with both points in your post...yes Dell dude will pay out the ASS the way he does withdrawals for im its not a viable option IMO also
