Playtech No Longer Processes Withdrawls to Neteller?

**blubber** · 3rd April 2007, 09:55 AM

It happened twice to me in the last week at different playtech casinos due to a supposed technical problem. Is this the norm now?

**sweiger** · 3rd April 2007, 02:00 PM

I also recieved a mail from 3 different PT casinos re. withdrawal to neteller:
"due to unavoidable problems ..." I had to choose another payment method.
And of course their obligatory 4 businessdays had to pass befor they mailed me (save for Sierra Star, they mailed me after 1 day).
When I asked online support, they said there was some technical problems. No esitmate on when it'll be ok again.

**kreome** · 7th April 2007, 03:42 AM

Playtech decided to withdraw their funds from their neteller.

This is a very bad decision , isn't it ?

NETeller will continue to be one of the leaders Payment method, they know the job.

The only thing, Can someone from playtech reply or someone who knows when is NETeller going to be back as a preferred withdraw option ?

I am almost sure this is only temporary.

**sweiger** · 7th April 2007, 09:20 AM

Originally Posted by kreome

Playtech decided to withdraw their funds from their neteller.

This is a very bad decision , isn't it ?

Hmm Not good, huh?
Where did you learn about this?

**kreome** · 8th April 2007, 05:53 AM

Intuition only.

Why would you think they stopped process by NETeller but still accepting deposits by NETeller ?

I hope I am wrong but intuition is almost always right except when it comes to try to read girl mind.

**spearmaster** · 8th April 2007, 09:06 AM

The issue only occurs with some casinos, not with all Playtech casinos. I've been told that this has been fixed, however.

**kreome** · 8th April 2007, 09:15 PM

Spearmaster, thank you for your reply, you musy know more than us.

I got a feedback from most popular playtech

cpays group casino las vegas group and more like club on the park

NO NETELLER PAYMENTS, this is almost all the playtech in the industry.

Maybe casno365 still pay by NETeller but they are really the minority.

Playtech are not paying by NETeller, now think about it...

Only NETeller has a debit card, only with NETeller you can keep your privacy with your bank. Other companies like money bookers, citadel...

You must use your bank account, no debit cards, you know how many players they lose by forcing that new policy ?

Why is that ? Why can I see lately that casinos are killing themselves more than the government do that ?

Why are you closing to Israel, Luckynuget and Fortunelounge closed to Israel, there is no law in Israel against online gambling.

Why do NETeller close to Canada, there is no law against gambling in Canada ?

Why aren't they willing to pay 15% or 10% to the UK government and by considered regulated using the UK force to convince USA and only the British can do that to make them legalize ? Are not they killing themselves ???

This playtech policy is saying, we want to kill ourselves, the players are stupid, they will continue to deposit by credit cards and cheques.

No the players are not stupid, they will not deposit because they cant get paid by NETeller.

**redline4** · 10th April 2007, 03:42 AM

Hi, I am a new member here.
Before Easter I had some luck at CasinoKing and Joyland Casinos, requested cash-out of some of my winnings on the same day. Received emails from both stating "unavoidable problems with Neteller", and would I nominate an alternative payment method.
I replied with the message that I only dealt with Neteller, and to please use that option.

Both cash-outs were transferred to Neteller at the end of the four day waiting period.
Several hours after the withdrawals were processed, I received emails requesting identification documents. These I sent.
Yesterday I get an email, stating that my account has been frozen, and to please send a photo identification with a personal signature. I wonder why an online company needs a personal signature? Is this the norm?

**winbig** · 10th April 2007, 03:46 AM

Originally Posted by redline4

Hi, I am a new member here.
Before Easter I had some luck at CasinoKing and Joyland Casinos, requested cash-out of some of my winnings on the same day. Received emails from both stating "unavoidable problems with Neteller", and would I nominate an alternative payment method.
I replied with the message that I only dealt with Neteller, and to please use that option.

Both cash-outs were transferred to Neteller at the end of the four day waiting period.
Several hours after the withdrawals were processed, I received emails requesting identification documents. These I sent.
Yesterday I get an email, stating that my account has been frozen, and to please send a photo identification with a personal signature. I wonder why an online company needs a personal signature? Is this the norm?

Consider yourself lucky to even have gotten paid, and don't deposit another penny in either casino

http://www.casinomeister.com/forums/...l-request.html

(check out the rogue section)

**kreome** · 10th April 2007, 06:59 AM

Joyland casino had some issue in the past and well known of playing games.

But usually it is only with players that he suspects that went to took a ride on him.

Joyland usually pay. I consider cpays casino group as casinos you want to play with a bonus but give them some play without a bonus and you will be ok.

They offer very good bonuses, they don't like players that come to take only that without risking some funds without bonuses.

Joyland is not a good casino but I would not say they don't pay.