The Costs Of Withdrawing Via Different Methods

[puppydog07]

Hi Everyone,
Just a couple of days ago I recieved confirmation from my bank as to the final amount that had finally been credited to my account by Lucky Red Casino, when I checked the amount it didnt seem correct, i contacted tham and they confirmed that there charge for withdrawing via wire is 35 euro (approx $47.00 usd) by the time other processes handled it according to Lucky red this is where the extra charges have come from the cost of withdrawing via wire transfer was $62.70 (usd)all up.

The only charge from my own bank came out later and that was a mere $10 aus..

What have been the costs of your recent withdrawls via which methods and which casinos, this could be a very interesting excercise to compare..

puppy

[Balky]

Once i made a withdrawal accepting a check. It took several weeks and about 40 dollars were deducted from the original amount of about 200 USD. From that point on I only play in casinos (including bingo and poker sites) that accept and pay out via e-wallets. Personally I use Moneybookers: Fees = 0 and crediting is instant once the pending time has expired. I think the same goes for Neteller.

Cheers Balky

[Cassa]

I use a debit card - cost nothing for withdrawls or deposits. I was charged once about $8 I think so now I don't use that casino anymore.

[Vegasbum]

ECO card charged me 14.00 US on a withdrawl yesterday. Way to much

[liquuid_fusion]

Once i made a withdrawal accepting a check. It took several weeks and about 40 dollars were deducted from the original amount of about 200 USD. From that point on I only play in casinos (including bingo and poker sites) that accept and pay out via e-wallets. Personally I use Moneybookers: Fees = 0 and crediting is instant once the pending time has expired. I think the same goes for Neteller.

Cheers Balky

It depends if you are depositing in a different currency.

I have Neteller and Moneybookers in GBP but deposit into some casinos (RTG usually) in USD so am charged the 2.5% exchange fee by Neteller, 1.99% by Moneybookers on both deposits and withdrawals. I also have the same problem when I use casinos in Euros.

For casinos in my own currency I use webwallets and debit card and am never charged.

[EasyRhino]

I also generally use an ewallet, so no fees are charged back and forth to the casino.

Loads and withdrawals to the ewallet are kind of expensive, so I do those as seldom as possible. Sometimes I'll even load to a casino via another free method, then W/D to the ewallet, just to avoid fees. But that often smacks into casinos' anti money laundering restrictions. Depends on the shop.

[love2winalot]

Hiya: Some Casino's will send you the money semi dirrectly. That being, a check or money order, and there is no cost, or like at bodog, the first one per month is free, then $40 each for any other withdraws in the same month.

Far an Away, the worse is E Wallet Xpress. Some Casino's require any money deposited into it thru E Wallet, can only be withdraw back to E wallet. The thing is, E Wallet Xpress charges 10% to deposit the money back into your bank acct. Win $2000, and it cost you a whopping $200 to get the money back into your bank.

[silcnlayc]

Usemywallet charges a flat fee of $30 for any amount but on my banks side for receiving these funds, there are fees also and the last one was around $14.00 on the banks side plus a few different incidentals in the 40 cent to 1.30 cent fees for whatever..

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[rockycatt]

well i just had 3 dice send me a 150.00 check and there was no fee there from them
small i know but a draw none the less also ive gotten checks in the mail in the past from others with no fee attached
just have to walk it in to your bank and deposite it

[wangpoker]

Click2Pay increased charge of check withdrawal to $10 I will never use it again when my $100CAD becomes $79.**CAD into the bank.