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been on a lucky streak here....

is it true that apart from the 1 free Neteller withdrawal (Max 2500$) every thirty days that they charge you 4%?

4%? thats crazy?

is this so, or is their site simply reporting the worst case scenerio? if so does anyone who use them use a different method to withdraw?
 
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It's true...
 
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check the fee on an e check deposit-- 9.5 %
 
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I cannot beleive this.....

any used their Fed Ex Check delivery method? anyone know how much they charge for that?
 
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They pick up the fees on deposits over $200...and that payout is free every month !!
 
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SO, if you have already used your 'FREE' monthly withdrawal....

& say you want to get another 2500$ for a total of 5K......

the first 2500$ is 'FREE' but the SECOND 2500$ cost 100$?:icon_conf

100$:icon_conf
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seems ridiculous, there is NO WAY neteller charges them that much...

I wonder if they would give a better rate on Fed Ex Check?
 

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mediocre book raping players...

4% is absolutely ridiculous for anybody

god forbid somebody wins enough to make 2 or more withdrawals in a month LMAO
 
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fed ex is free....
 
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<TABLE class=contenttable cellPadding=0><TBODY><TR><TD class=cheader vAlign=top>Money Out:</TD><TD class=ctext>We cover transaction fees once every thirty days. Otherwise, client covers fees (approximately 4%). Withdrawal requests via Neteller are limited to one withdrawal per day, at a maximum of $2,500 US. Fees incurred for multiple withdrawals within one thirty day period are the sole responsibility of the client.</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cheader vAlign=top>Money In:</TD><TD class=ctext>We cover transaction fees from NETeller to V-Wager.com on deposits of $200 US or more into your wagering account. Otherwise, client covers fees (approximately 4%)</TD></TR><TR><TD class=cheader vAlign=top>Restrictions:</TD><TD class=ctext>Money received via NETeller must be paid out via NETeller prior to money being withdrawn via any other means.</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
 
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SportSavant said:
SO, if you have already used your 'FREE' monthly withdrawal....

& say you want to get another 2500$ for a total of 5K......

the first 2500$ is 'FREE' but the SECOND 2500$ cost 100$?:icon_conf

100$:icon_conf
100$:icon_conf

seems ridiculous, there is NO WAY neteller charges them that much...

I wonder if they would give a better rate on Fed Ex Check?

Neteller does charge some pretty high fees to the books. If they don't have enough volume to get a discount, 4% sounds just about right.
 
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4% is a joke
 

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In an industry that is so competitive right now, how in the world can they compete with a Pinnacle for example and charge 4% to withdraw your money???

I hope they read this thread and rethink their position...

THE SHRINK
 

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its a shame that neteller is in a position to charge the books this much. i wish another option that is just as good would come along....
 
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THE SHRINK said:
In an industry that is so competitive right now, how in the world can they compete with a Pinnacle for example and charge 4% to withdraw your money???

I hope they read this thread and rethink their position...

THE SHRINK
way to go ken :103631605
 
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problem is, I am working on a 30 day no withdrawal 4 times rollover....

of couse I have rolled over way more than 4 times.....

but at the end of the 30 days, if you got lucky, & have a large Balance, you cannot withdraw your money..... (except for the free 2500$) for free.....

I may have to pay more than the bonus I received in fees....

I am hoping they can work it out & simply send me a check by purolator if I am still up at the end of 30 days.....

I really do like the book, but they do have to TWEAK these stiff rules....:icon_conf
 
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SS, you might want to check that bonus a little more carefully. Even though their terms and conditions state a 30 day hold, they will tell you it is a 60 day hold when you try to withdraw.

They don't tell you this when you deposit, of course.

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You might want to try a transfer to another book. Their website states if you transfer to another book in CR it should be free. Although I tryed a while back to get a transfer with another of the same groups books and it was like pulling teeth. I ended up getting my payout neteller and waiting 2 days for it.
 

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sportSavant,

Sorry about your plight. But if you do a search, you will that this has been brought up on numerous occasions. The 4% fee is a way for them to recoup some of thier loses. Neteller only charges the books $30 per $2500 withdrawal. and for deposits its 3.9%

As long as you only sent vwager $2500 or less you have nothing to worry about. After your 30 days or 60 days is up, you simply request a full cashout. As per thier rules, they will send you $2500 back by neteller and the balance by check. But since you made 1 request, both the netller withdrawal and the fed ex will be free.

The problem arises when you send more than $2500 by neteller. For example lets say you sent $3000 by neteller. So now as per thier rules, you must withdraw $3000 by netller before you can request a check. But you can only withdraw $2500 a day by neteller. So you hvae to to first call and use your free withdrawal to withdraw $2500. Then the next day, you have to call again and request another $500 sent back to neteller for whihc they will charge you $20. And then you can request that the balance be sent by cjeck. And I forget the fees for fed ex. Guessing its between $30-$50. So that extra $500 you deposited will cost you close to $70 in withdrawal fee. So it probably wouldn't have been worth sending more than $2500, unless you were going to send closer to 5k, or 7500 ect

I see a lot of these threads being brought up every few months by different posters. Too many posters keep asking questions that have already been answered months ago. Either people aren't reading others posts, or many posters are suffering from short and/or long term memory loss. My advice to many of you, is post less and read more.
 
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Either people aren't reading others posts, or many posters are suffering from short and/or long term memory loss.
:smoker2: (u cld be right about the short term memory loss)



ur answer is appreciated, if they infact consider the Neteller/Check withdrawal as only 1 Withdrawal.... then I will be fine.....

first I have to actually be UP on them & I have a few days left, so all of this may not be relevent anyway.....


despite the fact that some of these questions may have been answered before, I am sure there are MANY who have benefitied from this thread & learned a little bit about V-Wager & what to DO & NOT do over there....

I would venture to say, even if this thread is a duplicate, it is a much more relevent thread than many that appear in the 'Offshore' forum.
 
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THE SHRINK said:
In an industry that is so competitive right now, how in the world can they compete with a Pinnacle for example and charge 4% to withdraw your money???

I hope they read this thread and rethink their position...

THE SHRINK

Pinnacle charging 4% on a $25k withdrawal... :finger:
 

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