Damn, lost $400 by depositing into Greek.

beenlosing4ever · Nov 23, 2007

It slipped my mind that TheGreek doesn't waive the fees if you make a deposit after requesting a withdrawal in the past 48 hours. I wanted to reload with them and deposited $8,000 through Neteller and they took $400 out of it. Sucks.

Rev_Al · Nov 23, 2007

beenlosing4ever
RX Junior

Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Where there is no Pinny or Neteller
Posts: 287

"I wanted to reload with them and deposited $8,000 through Neteller and they took $400 out of it. Sucks."

makes sense.

Ibetonsports · Nov 23, 2007

Your location and deposit method don't seem to match up.

beenlosing4ever · Nov 23, 2007

Ibetonsports said:
Your location and deposit method don't seem to match up.

I put that as my location when I was still in the US. Since then, I've relocated outside the US and had my Neteller account reactivated. I'll change my location one of these days.

Ibetonsports · Nov 23, 2007

beenlosing4ever said:
I put that as my location when I was still in the US. Since then, I've relocated outside the US and had my Neteller account reactivated. I'll change my location one of these days.

Congrats on getting the hell out. Where you at now?

beenlosing4ever · Nov 23, 2007

I'm planning on skipping countries for a few years. Knew some people in Japan, so I started with Asia. Probably off to Australia in a few months. Still up in the air though.

djmatt · Nov 23, 2007

well while you're out bouncing around if you fall on any more money you feel like handing away come see me alright bro?

treece · Nov 23, 2007

I'm trying to move out of Massachushits. They got this new law that everyone has to have health insurance. Just looked on Blue Cross Blue Shield and the cheapest plan they got is $209 a month. So now I'm looking for something cheaper since I probably will never use it. If anybody knows of any cheap insurances please let me know. Here's the new Law:

Health Care Reform Law
Last year Massachusetts enacted a health care reform law that makes the Commonwealth the first state in the nation to provide nearly universal health care coverage. Under this law, all Massachusetts residents over age 18 must have health insurance by July 1, 2007. Those who do not meet this requirement by December 31, 2007 will lose their personal exemption when filing their 2007 state personal income taxes.