Casino Withdraws

[Pokerkitty6]

What casino's have you been withdrawing from and which method are you using? I would like to have feedback for slots and poker.

[USCTrojans]

I use Neteller everywhere, too bad you guys don't have it anymore :(

[nodepositneeded]

Recently I have played at InetBet and Casino Extreme (both Rtg).

I've used Bank Wire and QuickTender to withdraw from InetBet and QuickTender to withdraw from Casino Extreme (instantly).

I was playing at Vegas Towers (Micro) pretty often up until last week and was using QuickTender there as well.

[Dallas12]

I have to have money thier first to withdraw. lol

[Lilred36]

Yeah thats me, did okay with that free 38 just not enuff for playthru! the last time I cashed was from Carbon, and they sent a check.

[bio]

i've been playing on stars and tilt alot, poker wise and always just request a check from them

[USCTrojans]

Yeah thats me, did okay with that free 38 just not enuff for playthru! the last time I cashed was from Carbon, and they sent a check.

Playthrough can be tough many times indeed =o/

[Pokerkitty6]

What is quick tender? Has anyone had a problems cashing the checks from casinos?

[Lilred36]

No I got one from Cool Cat last year and Carbon, just deposited them into my bank no problems.

[USCTrojans]

How long does a check from a Poker site take to clear into your bank account?

[nodepositneeded]

QuickTender is an ewallet similar to Neteller or PayPal.

You are only allowed to have an account if you are invited by a casino. If you'd like an account, ask InetBet and they will set you up.

You can deposit to your QuickTender account with a credit card or bank account like you would a PayPal/Neteller account. You then use your QuickTender account to deposit (and withdraw) from online casinos.

[bio]

but when youw ithdrawl into the quicktender, what method do they use of getting the money to you??

[nodepositneeded]

When I withdraw from QuickTender they send me a bank wire.

[Dallas12]

What is quicktender. i never heard of it do they charge for withdraws and do they go through your bank.

[USCTrojans]

Quicktender sounds very cool

[nodepositneeded]

QuickTender is an "invite only" ewallet. Anyone can have an account, you just need the invite. If you're interested, ask InetBet (or any other casino that accepts QuickTender) to get you set up.

They do charge you quite a bit ($30) for a withdrawal, but it's a working method for those who don't have any other options.

QuickTender is also called UseMyWallet at many places but they are the same thing.

[USCTrojans]

Ah ok ok cool I shall ask if I start playing on sites that support that

[NeverWinHere]

There you go dallas

[USCTrojans]

There you go dallas

Huh? LMFAO....anyways...

So they charge you $30 per wire transfer ND?

What's the minimum and is this fee a % of the wired amount or just a set up charge of $30 a pop?

[herlis]

so its just like an ordinary bank wire transfer but its much more expensive i think from the regular bank wire when you use your bank account.

[nodepositneeded]

It's a fixed amount of $30 per wire transfer and not a percentage of your withdrawal.

Luckily my bank doesn't charge to receive wire transfers (many do though) so I find $30 an acceptable fee.