
Originally Posted by
liquuid_fusion
You can apply to be a Moneybookers VIP (they call it a "professional gambler" account) and they will remove the outgoing transaction limit completely.
I think the only requirement is a certain sum of deposits. It will be on the site somewhere.
I thought these webwallets tried to keep the association at arms length, and made a point of the fact they could be used for peer to peer money transfers.
As a Neteller VIP myself, I have found that I get less bad service than the lower ranks. Occasionally, the VIP phone lines are manned & I don't get bounced down to normal CS.
The Neteller site now defines what it takes to become a VIP, and to maintain the status.
The account must be verified (ID documents etc), and transfers into merchants must average $6000 per month over 3 months. To maintain VIP status once obtained, an average transfer of only $3000 per month is required. There are higher transaction limits for VIP customers, but I suspect they are not set in stone, since I am sure I have breached them a few times, and have not noticed any freeze applied by Neteller.
The limits themselves are down to the prevention of moneylaundering, and once they know their customers well enough, they will be keen to ensure nothing gets in the way of them depositing and transferring.
Incidentally, Neteller VIPs do NOT pay the exorbitant fees for withdrawals by cheque and bank transfers, since although they are charged at the time, they are refunded at the end of each month as an "adjustment". VIPs also get charged less for currency conversions, which in my case occur when I deposit and withdraw with US dollar casinos.
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