Accredited Casino new rule suggestion?

[NASHVEGAS]

Limits are fine. We're just discussing here what kind of limit caps are appropriate.

Agree with Intertops who will send $10K per day for reasons you may allude to. $2K to $4K per week which many times has been less than my deposits, I'm not flexible.

[JHV]

Agree with Intertops who will send $10K per day for reasons you may allude to. $2K to $4K per week which many times has been less than my deposits, I'm not flexible.

100% agree with you when the amount being withdrawn via that method is less than the deposits you've made via that method - *and* the caps are small or tiny. I have faced this exact situation numerous times and it doesn't 'feel' fair or 'right'.

I genuinely feel this is the real issue. I will defend the right of this group or any group to have any sized caps they want, even tiny ones like 500/w. It's only when they're willing to accept very high incoming $ from those same payment processors, as well as allowing very high levels of wagering with that money, only to then restrict withdrawals to token amounts....that you could be forgiven for wondering: "Well, is this really concerns over managing balances across the range of processors or concerns over players having the nerve to cashout?"

[Casinomeister]

Word back from EH stating that the $500 a week for Moneybookers, Neteller and Click2Pay is not a typo. This was implemented to counter the recent flood of fraud that they (and a number of other casino groups) have been dealt with.

And a reminder - there are plenty of other payment options (Bank Wire, Usemywallet, MyCitadel, Ecocard $5K a week, etc.) that they offer.