AussieOnline
Dormant account
- Joined
- Dec 11, 2011
- Location
- Australia
Hi, I usually play Rushmore Casino ( MY FAV casino ) , and have had a tonne of luck in the past 2 yrs. ( My biggest win being last year, a $14,000 WIN..! )
I started playing golden riviera and i just had a nice win on there 2 days ago, but im kind of stuck as to there withdrawal methods. Rushmore i used wire transfer and had no problems with payout or transfers what so ever. BUT at golden riviera the options for withdrawal are somewhat different. i.e: moneybookers, swift, echeck , netteller, instadebit, etc. When i choose the echeck method, it asks for an IBAN number, and westpac bank has no clue to what this is and says they only use the swift code. Soooo, when i try swift to withdrawa, it asks for a swift code plus a bank code, and again, westpac have no idea what a bank code is ( so they tell me ). Im wondering if the bank code is infact our BSB in australia? and maybe its just another term they use for it.? Has anyone in Australia successfully used swift or echeck from Gold Riveiera to withdraw? I really dont want to use MB, netteller or instadebit. Cheers Guys.
I started playing golden riviera and i just had a nice win on there 2 days ago, but im kind of stuck as to there withdrawal methods. Rushmore i used wire transfer and had no problems with payout or transfers what so ever. BUT at golden riviera the options for withdrawal are somewhat different. i.e: moneybookers, swift, echeck , netteller, instadebit, etc. When i choose the echeck method, it asks for an IBAN number, and westpac bank has no clue to what this is and says they only use the swift code. Soooo, when i try swift to withdrawa, it asks for a swift code plus a bank code, and again, westpac have no idea what a bank code is ( so they tell me ). Im wondering if the bank code is infact our BSB in australia? and maybe its just another term they use for it.? Has anyone in Australia successfully used swift or echeck from Gold Riveiera to withdraw? I really dont want to use MB, netteller or instadebit. Cheers Guys.