Joined: Feb '09
Location: Belgium
Age: 37 (M)
Posts: 5
hey,
i'm thinking about starting to play more poker than the last couple of years and my eye fell on something that i haven't used in these last years because i don't know the benifits of them. Depositing or withdrawing money by using third parties as there are Neteller.com and moneybookers.com and more. As of today i've only used bank transfers because they are the lowest in cost and i don't mind waiting a few days to see the money on my bank account. But i was wondering whether some of you might know the benifits of using such third parties.
I use moneybookers to transfer my money and I have to say, it's quick, I pay no extra fees or % and the support is fast and clear. I find it very easy to work with. The benefits are that it's much faster then a bank tranfser and you pay far less . Netteller I tried to use but they asked SO MANY ID copy's and other different passes and stuff that I just gave up trying to subscribe .
Joined: Mar '09
Location: Ireland
Age: 48 (M)
Posts: 399
Moneybookers is the best one to use IMO. Instant deposits to most poker rooms, and some of them withdraw back to money bookers within hours, at most over night. It's completely free and much easier to sign up to than Neteller.
Joined: May '08
Location: Germany
Age: 59 (M)
Posts: 6786
Advantage of the e-wallets is your ability to move money between different poker rooms in short time and with no cost. Very usefull if you try to build your bankroll by clearing some bonuses.
Joined: Feb '09
Location: Finland
Age: 41 (M)
Posts: 328
I have Paypal account, Chose this at first place, when I was buying items from ebay. I have only positive to say about it. Never had a trouble with em over two years I've been with em. They don't charge any costs at all.
Many sportsbetting companies accept Paypal deposit & withdraws. But it's not popular in poker sites.
. Netteller I tried to use but they asked SO MANY ID copy's and other different passes and stuff that I just gave up trying to subscribe 
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