Wish I knew more about this option too. Have only used Neteller, which is free if you don't mind waith a few days for money in and money out.
E-check in my humble opinion would have to go some to beat this option. Probably has the option of being instant...but not sure there are no fees and not sure who you're dealing with exactly. I know and trust Neteller, but E-check would be a good alternative if I understood more.
Maybe this bump will bring a response.
E-check in my humble opinion would have to go some to beat this option. Probably has the option of being instant...but not sure there are no fees and not sure who you're dealing with exactly. I know and trust Neteller, but E-check would be a good alternative if I understood more.
Maybe this bump will bring a response.
I've used e-check with Pinnacle. There are no fees and the money appears in your account instantly. If you make a withdrawal of the same amount you deposited it has to be done through e-check. Shows up in your bank account in two-three days. So, you can't do an e-check to Pinny and then move those funds to Neteller, for example. There are limits as to how much you can deposit per day/week and they will increase the limit over time (see site for details). Overall, it's sweet!
I've used it. It basically works the same as an EFT from neteller, so if you're comfortable with that, then you should be comfortable with an e-check.
The funds are usually available instantly to gamble with. The only thing you'll have to wait for is when you withdraw (they have to wait for the check to clear).
I think it is a great option by which to deposit.
The funds are usually available instantly to gamble with. The only thing you'll have to wait for is when you withdraw (they have to wait for the check to clear).
I think it is a great option by which to deposit.
I've used this option on numerous occasions with numerous books. The only time I had a problem (and it was a big headache) was when I unknowingly had a typo in my bank account info. The book (Olympic) still deposited the funds and I bet off of them. At some point (a few days later) I went clean and redeposited with E-check. I eventually got up about a dime or so. About 10 days after the first deposit mentioned, I logged in to find my account frozen. After numerous phone calls over a 24 hour period to the book, their 3rd party vendor, and my bank, it was finally determined that their was a typo in the account info on the e-check form. Olympic initially indicated that weren't going to restore the funds to my account. They eventually did since I had made a deposit that cleared after the previous one. Meanwhile, the whole episode cost me a chunk as I swept the board the night the account was frozen (turned 500 at another book into 2000).
Anyway, I think E-check is just about the greatest invention over the last few years in the industry. Just don't make a typo.
Anyway, I think E-check is just about the greatest invention over the last few years in the industry. Just don't make a typo.
