Pinny Withdraw Problem?

jasin4000 · Feb 28, 2006

Kinda wierd. I tried withdrawing twice this morning and then about 2 hours ago. Got declinded twice. I deposited some last night using e-check, now withdrawing using neteller....

what am I doing wrong?

withdrew neteller a lot of times using pinny before....

I emailed them waiting on a response, just wondering if anyone here knows something that I dont see

TANG · Feb 28, 2006

They Are Inspecting Your Parlay They Think You Bought Off 1 Of The Players In A Game Last Night.

Jpasco · Feb 28, 2006

have to wait 24hrs from time of deposit

jasin4000 · Feb 28, 2006

lol...foreal though...?...im puzzled

jasin4000 · Feb 28, 2006

Jpasco said:
have to wait 24hrs from time of deposit

ahhhh I guess that would do it....thanks

Brock Landers · Feb 28, 2006

jasin4000 said:
ahhhh I guess that would do it....thanks

If you use the E-checks throw everything else out the window..

Dante · Feb 28, 2006

jasin stick to Neteller only ...MUCH simplier

jasin4000 · Feb 28, 2006

Brock Landers said:
If you use the E-checks throw everything else out the window..

what do you mean?

jasin4000 · Feb 28, 2006

Dante said:
jasin stick to Neteller only ...MUCH simplier

yea but i save a little on echeck's, I dont have to pay the 8.9% on NT,

jasin4000 · Feb 28, 2006

I will just stick to NT tho

AngleBroom · Feb 28, 2006

I don't have an account at pinny yet, but if you aren't a big time player, I don't see advantage of using pinny. If you don't withdraw $500 at a time, you pay $15? Isn't that about how much you save getting the reduced juice? Can't speak for everyone, but I'd be willing to bet the average player doesn't roll his account over enough to benefit from pinny. And you have to pay 8.9% in fees too? I didn't know that.

jasin4000 · Feb 28, 2006

AngleBroom said:
I don't have an account at pinny yet, but if you aren't a big time player, I don't see advantage of using pinny. If you don't withdraw $500 at a time, you pay $15? Isn't that about how much you save getting the reduced juice? Can't speak for everyone, but I'd be willing to bet the average player doesn't roll his account over enough to benefit from pinny. And you have to pay 8.9% in fees too? I didn't know that.

NO....the 8.9% is neteller instacash when I deposit.

Brock Landers · Feb 28, 2006

jasin4000 said:
what do you mean?

i mean the timelines for withdrawals are all out of whack if you deposit using these, they have to clear before they will let money flow out of your account, so 10 days or so.

jasin4000 · Feb 28, 2006

Brock Landers said:
i mean the timelines for withdrawals are all out of whack if you deposit using these, they have to clear before they will let money flow out of your account, so 10 days or so.

:monsters- Dammm didnt know that

:nohead:

CHOPTALK · Feb 28, 2006

Now that they have the problem solved, is this where they change the title to the thread?

AngleBroom · Feb 28, 2006

So, if you use just regular neteller, there are no fees? What about when you withdraw? Just the $15 fees?

Woody0 · Feb 28, 2006

AngleBroom said:
So, if you use just regular neteller, there are no fees? What about when you withdraw? Just the $15 fees?

Yes, no fees for regular NETeller.

One free withdrawal per month, if over $500, otherwise $15 fee. But even if you're a small bettor using Pinnacle you'll likely find you place much of your action there so just wait till your balance gets well over $500 before withdrawing and its all free.

oldmanTED · Feb 28, 2006

jasin4000 said:
NO....the 8.9% is neteller instacash when I deposit.

The Neteller InstaCash fee when requesting a deposit directly from the Pinnacle website is 5%. The 8.9% fee is when you request a deposit from your bank to your Neteller account. Some sites, InstaCash is free, such as CRIS and WSEX.