credit card withdrawl method info needed please.

[LooneyTunez]

Thanks for the ideas and suggestions. I played on the money a bit more, and am now cashing out about $6000. I've made two withdrawal requests, since the max amount is $4999 for refunding a credit/debit card. One near the max, and a smaller one, which would be paid a week or so after the first one. Does anybody know if the refund process is handled automatically at banks, or does a cashier at the bank have to manually add it to my account? If it's automatic, then it's less likely I'll get questioned. Also, what the worst case scenario? The bank can't refuse to credit my account, or freeze it, can they? Maybe I'll send a PM to a CW rep to see what her thoughts are. Thanks again for the help!

 

[Dinahnana]

Thanks for the ideas and suggestions. I played on the money a bit more, and am now cashing out about $6000. I've made two withdrawal requests, since the max amount is $4999 for refunding a credit/debit card. One near the max, and a smaller one, which would be paid a week or so after the first one. Does anybody know if the refund process is handled automatically at banks, or does a cashier at the bank have to manually add it to my account? If it's automatic, then it's less likely I'll get questioned. Also, what the worst case scenario? The bank can't refuse to credit my account, or freeze it, can they? Maybe I'll send a PM to a CW rep to see what her thoughts are. Thanks again for the help!

I am going out on a limb here but I think most electronic transactions are automatic. The credit/debit card is less risky IMHO. Casino checks have been known to bounce and are often Canadian so depositing checks could raise some eyebrows at your bank.

 

[LooneyTunez]

Update: Payment successful

Just to give an update, I received the money on my debit card/account this morning, and haven't heard anything from the bank. A big thanks to Karolina and everyone at CWC for the prompt payment and help!

 

[dreamguardian1]

Depending on the casino, i agree about the ebit credit. I have been fortunate enough to never have a check bounce from a casino, but other people have had checks returned and proved it, but then again i try to play at only Accredited casinos with top notch customer service like Club World, (except Bovada still play there and they piss me off regularly with their email replies). Always better to be safe than sorry.

 

[spintee]

I had the same problem with bank wire, the casino cashier who did the transfer unforunately messed up some of the numbers. They apologised and accepted that they had made the error, but it took me 7 weeks and a lot of phone calls and emails to get the money. $50,000 was a very large amount of money for me, so I was a little upset with them and no longer play there.

Phone calls lol, I would of got my dancing shoes on and been chasing that 50k


As for the OP I can not be of any help due to being in shit U.K, But lucky for us we dont get bother using banks / casino's ect