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Payment Methods

Hello Dollarsforsense,

Pleasure to meet you.

There a ton of payment methods, many dependent on where you are located (geographically), here are a few -

900Pay, ACH, ActeCash, Bank Drafts, Bank Wire Transfer, Citadel, Click2Pay ClickandBuy, Credit Cards, Debit Cards, DepositNow, Diners Club, Direct Transfer, eChecks, EcoCard, ePassporte, EveryWhereMoney, eWalletXpress, FirePay, instaCASH, instaDebit, Maestro, Master Card, MoneyBookers, myCitaDel NETeller, PaySafeCard, uKash, UseMyBank, Visa, Visa Electron.

It also depends on the operator you are playing with. I think a good strategy would be to play on the recommended casinos that CasinoMeister advocates using. You will be safer playing there as they ahve a proven track record.

Cheers,

Bruce Finaldi :)
 
As a fellow Canadian, I can tell you what works well for me. I use a prepaid Mastercard from Moneymart. I can either go to Moneymart to load it, or pay it as a bill from my bank account, which takes 48hrs to show up. Regular Visa and Mastercards are widely accepted at casinos also, but I like the cash only approach. You might also find that payments are considered cash advances to your credit card.

I mostly use Moneybookers for withdrawals, unless a win is large enough to request it be wired to my Bank account without fees. Moneybookers only charges $3 for a wire to my bank account, or I can use funds in my account to play elsewhere with.

Before playing any casino, check to make sure it is not on the rogued list here, and read the not recommended list as well.

If you run into a problem with an accredited casino, you have a representative available to you on this forum, and, if necessary, the opportunity to Pitch-A-Bitch if you are not being paid.

Make sure you read the Terms and Conditions for each Casino you play at...they can vary widely from place to place.

I like to use either LiveChat or email for communicating so that I have a record.
 

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