cheetahwind
Senior Member
- Joined
- Aug 16, 2009
- Location
- Iowa
So I see there are two new wallets at iNetBet.
MoneyLine Wallet
Which to me seems to be another knock off of eWalletExpress. Except the fees don't seem as steep. The transaction fee is like $0.85 per transaction, but for your first the fee varies from $9.50 to I think as high as $0.99. For verification purposes.
So the deposit fee doesn't seem bad.
The only fee thats got me which is still steep is the 10% withdrawal fee. Now I don't see iNet offering this as a withdrawal option yet, but if they do be prepared to pay a heavy fee like eWalletExpress to get your money out.
Also the 2nd one is
MyPaylinQ
Which basically allows you to use your credit or debit cards like at UseMyWallet but has a twist. Instead of having to wire them money. They'll take your money out like a check.
So I'm guessing there are a few processors left for people here in the US. Now I have noticed that iNetBet has also increased there minimum for credit card deposits. From $2 to $10. I'm guessing there CC processor must be more fee heavy for allowing people to circumvent the new anti-gambling laws.
Any thoughts on these new options. I'm thinking of trying the new eWallet just because of the super cheap fees for making a deposit. Heck beats the living heck out of eWalletExpress or Netspend any day of the week after paying fees.
MoneyLine Wallet
Which to me seems to be another knock off of eWalletExpress. Except the fees don't seem as steep. The transaction fee is like $0.85 per transaction, but for your first the fee varies from $9.50 to I think as high as $0.99. For verification purposes.
So the deposit fee doesn't seem bad.
The only fee thats got me which is still steep is the 10% withdrawal fee. Now I don't see iNet offering this as a withdrawal option yet, but if they do be prepared to pay a heavy fee like eWalletExpress to get your money out.
Also the 2nd one is
MyPaylinQ
Which basically allows you to use your credit or debit cards like at UseMyWallet but has a twist. Instead of having to wire them money. They'll take your money out like a check.
So I'm guessing there are a few processors left for people here in the US. Now I have noticed that iNetBet has also increased there minimum for credit card deposits. From $2 to $10. I'm guessing there CC processor must be more fee heavy for allowing people to circumvent the new anti-gambling laws.
Any thoughts on these new options. I'm thinking of trying the new eWallet just because of the super cheap fees for making a deposit. Heck beats the living heck out of eWalletExpress or Netspend any day of the week after paying fees.
