Cascade - 3% Neteller withdrawal fee!

TheSuper+ · Jul 11, 2003

Yes - 3%

Ouch

NETeller : We allow one free NETeller pay out per calender month up to a max of $3000 . All additional Neteller Pay outs will have a 3% charge of the amount requested levied against your account . Example : You will be charged $30 for every $1000 you request after the first Free payment of $3000 or less.

vinividivinci · Jul 11, 2003

I know a guy who would GLADLY pay 3% to get money out of Cascade!!

VVV

JoeyC · Jul 11, 2003

VVV:

PLEEEEESSSS

DON'T GET BEANBRAIN CRANKED UP THIS MORNING, IT'S TOO EARLY.

vinividivinci · Jul 11, 2003

Joey C

Get another cup of coffee and enjoy the show!!

VVV

TheGeneral+ · Jul 11, 2003

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote">quote:<HR>Originally posted by Joey C:
VVV:

PLEEEEESSSS

DON'T GET BEANBRAIN CRANKED UP THIS MORNING, IT'S TOO EARLY.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

LMAO

TheGeneral+ · Jul 11, 2003

One free is good enough for me. $30 per Dime is steep i think.

acw · Jul 11, 2003

I am already worried about 0.125% that I have to pay for a transfer from Hong Kong to Macau. Imagine paying 3%.
Neteller must be so rich.

Halifax · Jul 11, 2003

Cascade has stated that this "new arrangement" was forced on them by Neteller. I don't think Cascade likes it anymore than anyone else.

Neteller had better stop their obvious price gouging - with money transfer systems such as Moneybookers charging a small fraction of the fees that Neteller does, Neteller may find themselves on the outside looking in a year or two from now.

altice · Jul 11, 2003

Halifax,

I have heard of moneybookers. Is that an option availbable to US Customers?

nickles33 · Jul 11, 2003

I would pay 10% right now to get my money out of Cascade scott free. I am carrying a significant balance there and have read on different forums that this place is shaky?? I hope they are wrong, I like Cascade and would not like to lose my balance there.

JoeyC · Jul 11, 2003

Ft Worth:

Interesting first post.

Now what's really your axe to grind here?

nickles33 · Jul 11, 2003

Joel I am a pretty big player from Texas and hear stuff, probably not true though. I sure have no ax to grind with you or anyone else.

Halifax · Jul 11, 2003

Fort Worth = HamNEggs

Yes -110
No -110

JoeyC · Jul 11, 2003

FT Worth:

Why would you make the statement that you would pay 10% to get your $$ out of Cascade?

Are you saying you tried to get paid and have been refused?

Halifax · Jul 11, 2003

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote">quote:<HR>Originally posted by altice:
Halifax,

I have heard of moneybookers. Is that an option availbable to US Customers?<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

As far as I know, Moneybookers is available to Americans.

A more limiting factor is that it is only available at a handful of books, mostly European.

The two "best known" books that take Moneybookers are Gamebookers and Betfair (betting exchange). It makes sense that Gamebookers uses them, since the parent company of Gamebookers is also the parent company of Moneybookers.

Moneybookers is also used by Pointbet (Asia), Fonbet (Russia), Jokerbets (Austria), and a couple of others that I can't remember for the life of me.

nickles33 · Jul 11, 2003

Joel when your carrying big numbers at a book you pray every night you will get paid. I would actually pay 10% fees with any book.

Jazz · Jul 11, 2003

Correct: moneybookers is available to American customers, you link one or more bank accounts to it for wire transfers.

Royalisland · Jul 11, 2003

Fort Worth = HamNEggs = Beantown Jim

Yes -110

No -110

JoeyC · Jul 11, 2003

FT Worth:

Your post makes no sense, at all. So you are saying you would tell your book, look you owe me 90 dimes, but I'll give you a 10% discount if you pay me?

HAVE YOU REQUESTED $$ FROM CASCADE AND NOT BEEN PAID, YES OR NO?

theswami · Jul 11, 2003

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote">quote:<HR>Originally posted by Forth Worth:
I would pay 10% right now to get my money out of Cascade scott free. I am carrying a significant balance there and have read on different forums that this place is shaky?? I hope they are wrong, I like Cascade and would not like to lose my balance there.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

so why don't you request a withdrawal?!?!?!?