Multiple accounts and netteller.

StephenInsane · 12-12-2006 11:25pm #1

I've noticed that Party has became a bit of a ghost town since American's were banned, and was thinking of opening a new account with Stars or Fulltilt (they seem to be where the action is at). Although I wouldn't mind keeping some money in my Party Account. Has anyone experience with netteller and transferring funds online using it? It seems like a good idea because all my online funds are tied up in gambling sites, I could use it if for some reason I want to transfer a lot of funds across to one site to make a big bet or play a high-stakes game.

bohsman · 12-12-2006 11:28pm

Anyone that plays online should have a neteller acc.

Ste05 · 12-12-2006 11:39pm

bohsman wrote:

Anyone that plays online should have a neteller acc.

agreed and set it up in US$.

StephenInsane · 13-12-2006 12:09am

Conclusive.

valor · 13-12-2006 12:25am

Neteller = standard

phantom_lord · 13-12-2006 12:26am

ship it.

FastMachine · 13-12-2006 4:05am

I dont know why anyone outside of the U.S. uses Neteller. The currency conversion rate they give is a joke, never mind the extra fee they charge to do the conversion. I lost alot of money going through them, never again. If you can use laser or credit they are much better options.

phantom_lord · 13-12-2006 4:10am

FastMachine wrote:

I dont know why anyone outside of the U.S. uses Neteller. The currency conversion rate they give is a joke, never mind the extra fee they charge to do the conversion. I lost alot of money going through them, never again. If you can use laser or credit they are much better options.

does the cc company not take a sizable chunk for conversion too?

FastMachine · 13-12-2006 4:54am

I don't know what it's like now, but at the time I took out my money the Neteller exchange rate was significantly worse than what my bank was offering or the rate on the poker sites themselves.

wyndham · 13-12-2006 9:13am

Ste05 wrote:

agreed and set it up in US$.

Why set it up in $?

If the exchange rate they give is sh1t, surely it would be better to set it up in euro and deny them the opportunity to pound your a$$?

breadmonkey · 13-12-2006 9:30am

StephenInsane wrote:

I could use it if for some reason I want to transfer a lot of funds across to one site to make a big bet or play a high-stakes game.

Lol, even if these guys haven't seen you post before, I haven't forgotten that you're a troll.

slegs · 13-12-2006 10:12am

phantom_lord wrote:

does the cc company not take a sizable chunk for conversion too?

CC conversion rates are not bad at all...its their bread and butter business with foreign travel etc so they are quite competitive

Ste05 · 13-12-2006 10:40am

wyndham wrote:

Why set it up in $?

If the exchange rate they give is sh1t, surely it would be better to set it up in euro and deny them the opportunity to pound your a$$?

No, because then they only get you once. When you cash out or put money into Neteller.

And not everytime you move money from one site to another.

5starpool · 13-12-2006 11:11am

slegs wrote:

CC conversion rates are not bad at all...its their bread and butter business with foreign travel etc so they are quite competitive

To lodge directly into Neteller is 2.5% from a CC. To get around this you can lodge with a CC to an online account, and withdraw into Neteller for free and then distribute it for free also.

Neteller also allows you now to deposit to it from your internet banking in ireland, but I am not sure what the rate is.

Multiple accounts and netteller.

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