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Barrybonds

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Hey, I've got like 9 bucks stuck in Neteller and I just want to know how I can retrieve this money? I can't transfer it to my Pinnacle acct because it's short by like 6 dollars of their minimum required to send and I also can't dump it back into my bank acct.


btw, does Neteller transfer funds to gambling merchants like Pinnacle if I'm located in Canada? If not, what other convenient options are out there?


I'm sorry to be asking such outdated questions, guys. It's just that I'm not all that well informed.


Thanks in advance.

 

fucnluc

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9 fucking dollars

 

Barrybonds

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cmon, be nice, sir. Be helpful.

 

fucnluc

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Barrybonds said:

cmon, be nice, sir. Be helpful.

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That's the way to talk with some well earned respect.

Because you said sir I will offer my advice. Stop gambling if you're desperate to get 9 bucks from neteller and get a job serving me burgers and fries before you hurt yourself.

 

Barrybonds

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hmm. Well, I haven't gambled online in almost two years. I actually forgot about this leftover money until I logged onto Neteller by happenstance yesterday. I mean, it's just sitting there and I was wondering if something could be done about it.

 

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you can request a check by mail for 2$

maybe an EFT to your bank account.

 

theticket_22

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Is that $9 Canadian or US?

 

fucnluc

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Barrybonds said:

hmm. Well, I haven't gambled online in almost two years. I actually forgot about this leftover money until I logged onto Neteller by happenstance yesterday. I mean, it's just sitting there and I was wondering if something could be done about it.

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Maybe I was a too harsh.

Anyone who actually uses the word happenstance in a sentance is fucking badass.

 

Barrybonds

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fucnluc, this is the internet. You're well within your right to be as unnecessarily harsh as you like.

theticket_22 said:

Is that $9 Canadian or US?

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Yes, sir. It's in Canadian dollars.

 

Barrybonds

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so, is Neteller business as usual for Canadian customers?

 

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theticket_22 said:

Is that $9 Canadian or US?

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whats the difference now

 

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MIKEY.1TIME said:

whats the difference now

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9 USD would only be worth 8.80 in CAD. :tongue2:

 

MIKEY.1TIME

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Matt Rain said:

9 USD would only be worth 8.80 in CAD. :tongue2:

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damnhno:

 

cincy_

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deposit $6 (or whatever) and then send it to Pinny.

 

Betallsports

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Not trying to be Harsh here...But $9 ??? Not even Worth trying to get it out !

Maybe $90 !! or $900...But $9.00 ?? That's less then Juice on a $100 play

 

Barrybonds

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Not harsh at all. I understand what you're saying.

I'm just wondering now if Neteller is still business as usual for Canadian customers? I don't want to have to deposit a couple of hundred bucks or so there only to find out that they no longer do business with merchants that are in the gambling industry, that's all.

So Pinny/Neteller are still active for Canadians, right?