Click2pay are they serious ?

**Kaynos72** · 18th June 2007, 05:58 PM

I went to open up an account with Click2pay (I'm Canadian btw) to use with an online casino. After reading most of the information on the site, i was about to transfer money from bank account to my click2pay account when i found that.

You can only withdraw money from your click2pay via checks. And each check cost 20$. I mean are they serious ? They can tranfer money from my bank but not the other way around ?

So i'm wondering, any other canadians using them ? I don't know but a 20$ a piece per check, if i withraw 1 per week, that's 80$ per month... kinda expensive no ?

**Pinababy69** · 18th June 2007, 06:17 PM

Run Forrest run..... I hate C2P, and always have. Their support can be totally non-existent at times, and they left many US players stranded with money in their accounts, and no way to withdraw it. Initially, they were allowed to withdraw back to their bank accounts, but it had to be a minimum of $1,500. I expect that Canada will be next on their hit list.

Personally, for deposits I use the prepaid Mastercard available at Moneymart. It is accepted at every casino I play at (so far, knock on wood). For withdrawals, I use Moneybookers. It's instant, they have person to person transfer via email...and you can fund it either by credit card or bank wire. I get any cashouts I may have sent to that, and withdraw via cheque, which usually reaches me within 7 business days or so. You can also withdraw back to your bank account. They do have quite an elaborate security procedure in place, but once everything is approved, you're good to go. I've never had a problem with them.

I also use Payspark but that will only work with Microgaming casinos, and alas not 32Red. But they do have that nifty ATM card, so as soon as a cashout hits my account, I'm at the bank machine to withdraw it.

I would steer far clear of C2P, but that's just my opinion.

**Kaynos72** · 18th June 2007, 07:26 PM

Thanks for that info. Do you know how Wire transfer work ? I saw several casino offering that as a withraw option. Do I just put my bank account info on their site and they will tranfer the money directly to my bank account ?

**Pinababy69** · 18th June 2007, 07:48 PM

I can't help you there Kaynos. I don't tie anything to do with gambling into a bank account. Only available, disposable money for deposits...and payouts via cheque or ATM card.

**lots0** · 18th June 2007, 09:26 PM

For me I'll never trust another 3rd party money transfer outfit... they are all a bunch of rip-off scumbags as far as I am concerned.

Dealing direct with the casino is the best way.

Wire transfers are OK. The Casino Support should be able to answer your questions about doing a wire transfer.

**Pinababy69** · 18th June 2007, 09:29 PM

I'd tend to agree with you Lots0. We've all seen how quickly things can change, and with zero warning. I never leave money in any EWallet. As soon as a cashout hits my Payspark, I'm at the ATM within an hour to withdraw it all. As soon as a cashout hits Moneybookers, if it's a substantial amount, I immediately request a payout via cheque. I may leave $50 or $100 in it to play with, but no way am I leaving a large amount of money just sitting there.

**wangpoker** · 18th June 2007, 10:44 PM

Opened a C2P account, withdrew once and won't never use it

I withdrew around 2K USD to my C2P account and it became CAD into my C2P.
When I withdrew the CADs became a EURO check!
When I deposited the EURO check to my bank, it became CAD again.
I lost $60 CADs!!
I won't use it.

**jenn1381** · 18th June 2007, 11:01 PM

Hmmmmm... interesting thread. I have seriously been considering a C2P account mostly to use at Inetbet.. the MG's I play at take Instadebit which I am finding works rather well. But.. I think I'll steer clear of C2P, I guess my initial thought was correct and it's not a good plan. Maybe I'll have to go try one of those pre-paid cards from moneymart... what is the minimum you can load onto of those things?

**Kaynos72** · 18th June 2007, 11:05 PM

Originally Posted by jenn1381

Hmmmmm... interesting thread. I have seriously been considering a C2P account mostly to use at Inetbet.. the MG's I play at take Instadebit which I am finding works rather well. But.. I think I'll steer clear of C2P, I guess my initial thought was correct and it's not a good plan. Maybe I'll have to go try one of those pre-paid cards from moneymart... what is the minimum you can load onto of those things?

The MG ? I'm looking for Casino that accept Instadebit but NOT just as a deposit method. So far i havent found any. Most allow deposit but when you check their withdrawal page, instadebit is never there.

**Pinababy69** · 18th June 2007, 11:09 PM

Originally Posted by jenn1381

Hmmmmm... interesting thread. I have seriously been considering a C2P account mostly to use at Inetbet.. the MG's I play at take Instadebit which I am finding works rather well. But.. I think I'll steer clear of C2P, I guess my initial thought was correct and it's not a good plan. Maybe I'll have to go try one of those pre-paid cards from moneymart... what is the minimum you can load onto of those things?

I think the minimum load is $10 Jenn, maybe even less. I usually never put less than $25 at a time. It works just fine at Inetbet. And then I withdraw via Moneybookers, or you could do a bank transfer I guess to withdraw. I just prefer Moneybookers. I request my cheque and have it in about a week.