InstaDebit: Business as usual

Gargoyle · Oct 3, 2006

Got off the live chat service. According to InstaDebit, it will be business as usual for them. They are Canadian based IFT. Anyone else use them?

Gargoyle

KeithRichard · Oct 3, 2006

I use them all the time. The problem is they are linked to my U.S. bank account. At least I see it as a potential problem in the future. :smoking:

TheCooler · Oct 3, 2006

how does instadebit work?...is it like neteller where you can make an instacash deposit and you don't have to wait for it to clear before you transfer it to sportsbook?
Thank you

michael777 · Oct 3, 2006

TheCooler said:
how does instadebit work?...is it like neteller where you can make an instacash deposit and you don't have to wait for it to clear before you transfer it to sportsbook?
Thank you

yes,but they start you off with very low limits,they slowly raise them though

da1prophet · Oct 3, 2006

Gargoyle said:
Got off the live chat service. According to InstaDebit, it will be business as usual for them. They are Canadian based IFT. Anyone else use them?

Gargoyle

Like I said elsewhere, for every business that leaves the market there will be several that sees the potential for profit and moves in...

:money8:

Gargoyle · Oct 3, 2006

Keith, they have other merchants besides gaming, so I don't know how they can be stopped. Instant fund transfer cleared my account immediately. How does a bank know if the money is being sent to a gaming company or a clothing store in Canada? Sent $400 to wsex without a problem and withdrawal is pretty easy too.

da1prophet · Oct 3, 2006

Gargoyle said:
Keith, they have other merchants besides gaming, so I don't know how they can be stopped. Instant fund transfer cleared my account immediately. How does a bank know if the money is being sent to a gaming company or a clothing store in Canada? Sent $400 to wsex without a problem and withdrawal is pretty easy too.

Exactly...there will always be a way. Frist and his fundy friends might be willing to shut down the entire flow of money in and out of our country to prevent us from betting on sports and to encourage us to worship da Baby Jesus more ferverently. The problem for them is that there's not many other people, politicians or industries that would go along with them...

Andrewcm09 · Oct 3, 2006

It's funny...

I live in Tulsa and we just passed a lottery and gambling involving table games by a pretty wide margin. Why is it that that's cool but if someone wants to bet on a football game everyone has a heart attack? I just got into sports betting guess I shoulda turned 21 sooner. We need more Tulsans on the hill for progambling rights.:thumbsup2: