that doesn't make you wait 10 business days for a withdrawal if you use the e-check system. I currently have an account with Millenium but don't want to wait the 2 weeks to withdraw as I'm going to Vegas on the 16th. A deposit I made to my bank won't clear until Monday so another method (i.e. Western Union) is not an option.
No problem. I have an account at BetMill but no money in it presently. I'm just trying to make a deposit to wager on some NFL games for tomorrow. Since a credit card won't work with Betmill, the most convenient way to make a quick deposit is to use their e-check service. The only problem is they make you wait 10 business days before you can withdraw. I don't want to wait that long because I have a trip planned for Vegas on the 16th and would not be able to get access to the funds prior to that. I made a deposit to my bank account that will not clear until Monday so Western Union is not a deposit option (I know you can get a quick turnaround using that option). I actually am certified through Neteller but the EFT option supposedly takes 4 to 5 business days so the money will not hit my account in time to place wagers for tomorrow.
bodyforlife said:
Gotcha!
So if I understand it correctly, you have no available money that you can get to until Monday.
One suggestion is to perhaps shop around and find a RELIABLE sportsbook that not only accepts credit cards, but allows you to withdraw the money if you should win immediately(making sure you can withdraw your winnings the way you want to).
Yeah,
That's why I was posting. I think it's fairly rare to find credit card companies to allow charges with sportsbook vendors anymore (at least the reputable sportsbooks). And most sportsbooks I've dealt with put a holding period on deposits that aren't Western Union or Neteller. It's one of the reasons I seldom bet on-line anymore. I know it's not convenient to have to go to Vegas, Reno, or Tahoe (I'm on the West Coast). But at least when I do, there's no charge for transactions, and I can cash out immediately when I win. I can't stand this 2 week or 30 day period that some sports book impose. I'm a very infrequent gambler and pretty much am a hit and run player. I found out a long time ago that if I bet over a long haul, I seldom if ever win. Just don't have the money management skills that many of the players here have and I also think there's something to be said for being more selective (I may bet only 4 weeks out of the year on football). Oh well, not going to dramatically change my life one way or another.
That's why I was posting. I think it's fairly rare to find credit card companies to allow charges with sportsbook vendors anymore (at least the reputable sportsbooks). And most sportsbooks I've dealt with put a holding period on deposits that aren't Western Union or Neteller. It's one of the reasons I seldom bet on-line anymore. I know it's not convenient to have to go to Vegas, Reno, or Tahoe (I'm on the West Coast). But at least when I do, there's no charge for transactions, and I can cash out immediately when I win. I can't stand this 2 week or 30 day period that some sports book impose. I'm a very infrequent gambler and pretty much am a hit and run player. I found out a long time ago that if I bet over a long haul, I seldom if ever win. Just don't have the money management skills that many of the players here have and I also think there's something to be said for being more selective (I may bet only 4 weeks out of the year on football). Oh well, not going to dramatically change my life one way or another.
here a couple of suggestions:
1. buy a prepaid visa card. deposit instantly into neteller. and transfer to the book of your choice.
2. send a w.u. online with a credit card. the fees are highter, but the book pays the fees.
3. if you have another friend that is certified with neteller, tell them to send the money to your account and just pay them on monday.
1. buy a prepaid visa card. deposit instantly into neteller. and transfer to the book of your choice.
2. send a w.u. online with a credit card. the fees are highter, but the book pays the fees.
3. if you have another friend that is certified with neteller, tell them to send the money to your account and just pay them on monday.
