Fee-free withdrawals from Paddy Power

mrcheez · 27-06-2016 10:43am #1

Hi, I opened a Paddy Power account last week, lodged €50 to the account, put €30 on Wales to win and now have €80 so want to withdraw the lot without fees.

Am I limited to withdrawing back to the credit card, or can I add my Paypal account? From what I know I cannot add Paypal unless my account balance is 0.

Alternatively can I go a nearby shop to withdraw the lot?

I want to avoid fees, thanks.

inforfun · 27-06-2016 11:10am

Their website has all the answers.

Dont be too surprised if you ll have to go through their KYC (know your customer) procedures as well.
If it was a 1 time only thing, you probably best of goign to a shop and try/ask their

mrcheez · 27-06-2016 11:28am

inforfun wrote: »

Their website has all the answers.

That was my first step, though I couldn't find details about using a Paypal account after initially topping up using credit card, I just wanted clarification from those in the know.

I see they mention there might be fees charged by the bank if I refund to credit card, anyone experienced that?

mrcheez · 27-06-2016 4:34pm

So withdrawing from the shop, what details do I need to bring with me? Driving licence sufficient?

inforfun · 27-06-2016 6:04pm

Some sort of official id might be handy indeed.
In case they ask for it, you better have it on you.

mrcheez · 27-06-2016 8:06pm

cheers, I assume people on this forum withdraw from Paddy Power all the time (if they're good at winning that is!). Do the majority just credit back their credit cards?

.red. · 27-06-2016 8:11pm

mrcheez wrote: »

cheers, I assume people on this forum withdraw from Paddy Power all the time (if they're good at winning that is!). Do the majority just credit back their credit cards?

I have my visa debit card linked to it. Its just my card off my everyday account. Dont do a lot of betting but ive never been charged anything for withdrawing.

inforfun · 27-06-2016 8:27pm

mrcheez wrote: »

cheers, I assume people on this forum withdraw from Paddy Power all the time (if they're good at winning that is!). Do the majority just credit back their credit cards?

I have never even set foot in a shop.

Debit card linked with 2 bookies, skrill account was used for another that stopped trading.

Credit cards are usually a bit of an hassle. Well, more hassle than debit cards

mrcheez · 28-06-2016 11:10am

inforfun wrote: »

Credit cards are usually a bit of an hassle. Well, more hassle than debit cards

Benefit for me is the security of the credit card as with a debit card if the money's taken out by unauthorised persons it's gone with little comeback.

Anyway I'll check with the shop, cheers

JIdontknow · 30-06-2016 12:42pm

You can also get what's called a "cash card". This is free in the branch, and tied into your pp account and you can use it to withdraw cash from your account in any store. Just call up, give them the number on the back, your account details. then go into the branch and they activate it and set up your pin number. The reason they use this method too, is banks etc if they see gambling / betting transactions on your account it can affect you getting a mortgage, etc. So for putting in cash just call into any branch and write your account on a docket and how much you want to put in. And no, I don't work for PP!

mrcheez · 30-06-2016 1:06pm

JIdontknow wrote: »

You can also get what's called a "cash card". This is free in the branch, and tied into your pp account and you can use it to withdraw cash from your account in any store. Just call up, give them the number on the back, your account details. then go into the branch and they activate it and set up your pin number. The reason they use this method too, is banks etc if they see gambling / betting transactions on your account it can affect you getting a mortgage, etc. So for putting in cash just call into any branch and write your account on a docket and how much you want to put in. And no, I don't work for PP!

ah I've already got the mortgage, need PP to help pay for it

Dodge · 30-06-2016 2:30pm

I don't know if it's changed but back when I had a mastercard, they wouldn't allow you to withdraw onto that card.

Doodleking · 08-07-2016 1:30pm

Who's now a CEO of PaddyPower since Andy McCue left in April?

mrcheez · 08-07-2016 1:50pm

Doodleking wrote: »

Who's now a CEO of PaddyPower since Andy McCue left in April?

What's this got to do with fee-free withdrawals

inforfun · 08-07-2016 2:35pm

Nothing to see here.....

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Fee-free withdrawals from Paddy Power

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