NETELLER FEES??

SUPREMEBEING

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What books are currently charging fees for Neteller transactions-I've heard that some are charging a flat fee, and some are charging a percentage for multiple withdrawals.
What have you all heard?

 

peteep

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Most books offer at least one free neteller withdrawal a month. Some, like Grande, offer unlimited neteller WD's at no cost.

It would be too long a list to list all the books that charge a fee but the going rate seems to be $15 after your freebie.

 

skirmish

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Basically depends on how much NETeller is gouging the Books for in the first place .

NETeller does some weird deals with some books and not with others , they do not have a standard practice across the board .

Therefore different books charge different fees accordingly .

 

SUPREMEBEING

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who is charging?
Why would anyone go there when free is available?

 

BeverlyHillsBookie

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SUPREME BEING, this is BHB's policy. BHB offers one free Neteller payout of $2500 or less per month. Any other payout requested that same month will carry a fee equal to 2% of the amount going out with a $30 cap, meaning that all transactions after $1500 have a flat fee of $30. I hope this helps you in some way.

Sean
BHB Customer Service

 

TheGeneral+

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I will never again play with a book that does not offer me a free neteller once per month.

 

BCBETS

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Why be limited to ONE per month?

BC Bets offers UNLIMITED FREE Neteller payouts!

Combine that with our 10 cent baseball line and our 5 cents Fridays for NFL and college in the upcoming Football season.


Scott
www.bcbets.com

 

GringoinCR

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BHB you still have 20 cent lines in Baseball?

 

• Jul 26, 2003

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yes

 

TheGeneral+

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<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by BC Bets:

BC Bets offers UNLIMITED FREE Neteller payouts!

http://www.bcbets.com<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

More books should follow suit.

Thanks BC

 

BetGrande

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thanks peteep, your correct GRANDE offers "free" Neteller no fees ever for our customers and a 10 cent baseball line and when you win you get PAID.

 

PatrickMcIrish

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I'm going to try BCBets soon (for football) and I know Grande is a great shop. No reason not to play at books like these shops who help out the players on w/d fees.

Good job men, will be funded at both very shortly when football starts.

 

BetGrande

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Patrick, thanks for the support and welcome aboard.

 

neilm

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All of these books offer at least one free payout by Neteller each month....

5 Dimes
BC Bets
Bet Australia
Bet365USA *
BetWorks
BHB
Blue Marlin
Bowmans
Canbet
Casablanca
Cascade
Gambler's Avenue *
Gameday *
Grande
Hollywood
Intertops
Las Palmas
MVP Sportsbook
Pinnacle
Players Super Book
Royal
Sirbet
Sports Interaction *
Sportsbetting.com
Triple Crown
WSEX
WWTS

* note slash limits or boot players who win or have a clue

 

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Blue Grass - one free Neteller per WEEK, max $2500, additional $15 each.