Which books can i do this at?

Brock Landers · May 2, 2006

Deposit via Firepay and withdraw by neteller or moneybookers? Not necissarily right away, but i have money at firepay that i want to move to neteller or moneybookers, but bodog doesn't offer moneybookers and i cant use neteller with them...

Anyway, i thought i had seen 5 dimes as a book where you can deposit by and method and withdraw those funds by any other method...

Let me know!

Budworth22 · May 2, 2006

Does Visa accept firepay?

Brock Landers · May 2, 2006

Budworth22 said:
Does Visa accept firepay?

LOL Funny guy..

aceduecetrey · May 2, 2006

I did it with either Party Poker or Ultimate Bet before. Maybe both

Brock Landers · May 2, 2006

Was looking for a sportsbook, not poker..

BigDane · May 2, 2006

Most books wont allow that, since they have to send at least the amount you deposited back via Firepay, but you will be able to take everything else via Neteller

maxdemo · May 2, 2006

5dimes does...But I think you have to play some or most of the $$ you deposit from Firepay...JMO

Brock Landers · May 2, 2006

maxdemo said:
5dimes does...But I think you have to play some or most of the $$ you deposit from Firepay...JMO

That won't be a prob...just have funds in firepay, want to send it to a book, but don't really want to use firepay any more after that..

BigDane · May 2, 2006

I think they still make you send at least the deposit back to firepay, or at least make you rollover it all over first

aceduecetrey · May 2, 2006

I know, but I have found the Poker sites much less cautious about transfers such as these. I am pretty sure I did a in via firepay and an out via neteller in thae same couple of days without too much play at UB.

BigDane · May 2, 2006

I can relate to that

BigDane said:
I think they still make you send at least the deposit back to firepay, or at least make you rollover it all over first

I would say check with their live operator, to find out for sure:thumbsup2:

maxdemo · May 2, 2006

Once the Firepay deposit clears...you dont have to send it back to Firepay...usually 2-3 days. I am sure you have to roll it over once to get the WD

Brock Landers · May 2, 2006

aceduecetrey said:
I know, but I have found the Poker sites much less cautious about transfers such as these. I am pretty sure I did a in via firepay and an out via neteller in thae same couple of days without too much play at UB.

Going to check this now...

assassin · May 2, 2006

withdrawl from firepay to your checking account and then pay your credit card bill.

maxdemo · May 2, 2006

assassin said:
withdrawl from firepay to your checking account and then pay your credit card bill.

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Brock Landers · May 2, 2006

assassin said:
withdrawl from firepay to your checking account and then pay your credit card bill.

NO

assassin · May 2, 2006

It seems like you have some money to at least be able to make some payments, what exactly is your aversion to doing so?

Brock Landers · May 2, 2006

assassin said:
It seems like you have some money to at least be able to make some payments, what exactly is your aversion to doing so?

More money required than i have...so if i built my roll up to the point where it could all be paid IN FULL, i would do it, but untill then its like pissing on a forest fire.

Woody0 · May 2, 2006

I believe Pinnacle allows this, but it might be that you have already lost your NETeller deposit allowing you to withdraw whenever your account has money. I know I used Pinny to deplete my Moneybookers account and send it to NETeller.

Brock Landers · May 2, 2006

Woody0 said:
I believe Pinnacle allows this, but it might be that you have already lost your NETeller deposit allowing you to withdraw whenever your account has money. I know I used Pinny to deplete my Moneybookers account and send it to NETeller.

Pinnacle doesn't accept Firepay...