Click2pay

[GrandMaster]

Does anyone know anything about Click2pay? I got 5 e-mails today from various casinos offering me bonuses (some very generous) if I deposit by Click2pay. It seems to be a new outfit based in Germany, and the casinos are reputable, so it is probably OK. If you have personal experience with Click2pay, please share it with me.

[HateMG]

I also got 2 offers from casinos with click2pay signup bonuses of 100% up to $100. But when I try to register at Click2pay it rejected my application 3 times for some unknown reasons. Somehow they know my previous address, my sister's name although misspelled it. I got tired typing the same info several times and finally I gave up.

[sw2003]

Originally Posted by HateMG

I also got 2 offers from casinos with click2pay signup bonuses of 100% up to $100. But when I try to register at Click2pay it rejected my application 3 times for some unknown reasons. Somehow they know my previous address, my sister's name although misspelled it. I got tired typing the same info several times and finally I gave up.

Probably provided by the casinos that you played at before?
May be illegal .......

[sw2003]

Click2pay is completely new, so nobody has any experience in dealing with
them. If you have to ask, try it yourself and tell us your experience.

[jpm]

I signed up for it the other nite myself, after getting an offer from a casino about it. I had a problem with it accepting one card, but the 2nd card it took fine. I haven't used it to pay for anything yet though.

[Casinomeister]

These guys are 100% legit. I've met with them briefly in Amsterdam, and I know of a few other persons who can attest for them. Yep, based in Deutschland

[jpm]

That's good to know, thanks Bryan!

[HateMG]

JPM,

Do they accept only AC or bank transfer will do it as well? Do they have something similar to Instacash?


P.S. I was not able to sign up there as of yet, I, probably, need to ask them via e-mail what's wrong.

[jpm]

It was a few days ago, but I think they would take either credit/debit cards or a bank account for a funding source. Not sure though if I need to fund the account before a purchase or if it just works like instacash. I gotta say, the website is not real clear on such things when you sign up. At least it wasn't when I signed up a few days ago.

[Anne_66]

Hi jpm,

just found this on their website:

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No Need to Fund...
With Click2Pay you do not have to fund your Stored Value Account in advance.

When you want to purchase goods or services at a merchant's website Click2Pay
automatically debits the necessary funds from your predefined default
funding method. Thus you do not have to care whether your Stored Value Account
contains enough money for your purchases - simply fund it on the fly...

In case your Stored Value Account does contain funds, which you have received
from a merchant (e.g. as a payout) or from another Click2Pay member, your SVA
will be debited first during a purchase and only the amount not covered by your
Stored Value Account will be debited from the default funding method.
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Bye,
Anne