HighNoon -- normal withdrawal time?

[jimb123]

I have 2 pending withdrawals at HighNoon... my first -- since having made probably 100 deposits the last year. They aren't very big withdrawals (under $1000 each).

First was Submitted and approved Feb 1st for Check.
The other just submitted on 2/3 as Check. Support told me to cancel and redo this 2nd one as ACH so I just did that today 2/6.

I asked if the 1st check had been mailed yet and they said they cannot tell. Here's the email snippet I got about this from HN support:

Support --> "Approved on 1st Feb by our cashier, but still not has been approved on their side. There are some delay from their side, very sorry about this."

I asked who else has to approve this but no reply yet. If the cashier approves it on Feb 1st, then who else would be holding this up?
I'm confused.

Anyone else know what the average time to get a check to U.S. is? Inetbet and Jackpot Capital both takes 3 to 4 business days from the time of withdrawal request (my experience). Never done one at HighNoon (i dont think lol)

 

[ksb11]

I asked who else has to approve this but no reply yet. If the cashier approves it on Feb 1st, then who else would be holding this up?
I'm confused.

That would probably be their processor. They might be having processor delays.

 

[jimb123]

HighNoon

That would probably be their processor. They might be having processor delays.

Ahh thanks for the reply -- i always thought the actual casino mailed the checks but i guess they use a 3rd party.
Any risk that HighNoon or ClubWorld casinos won't be paying out? Or are they pretty stable?

I usually play at Inetbet and Jackpot Capital since I have a history of quick payouts with them -- especially Inetbet.

Thanks.

 

[bsilva028]

Ahh thanks for the reply -- i always thought the actual casino mailed the checks but i guess they use a 3rd party.
Any risk that HighNoon or ClubWorld casinos won't be paying out? Or are they pretty stable?

I usually play at Inetbet and Jackpot Capital since I have a history of quick payouts with them -- especially Inetbet.

Thanks.

i think that theres no risk of dont get paid, and its not the 1st time that they have "processor issues" and it can take more time to the

withdrawals by check, but they solve (later, but they do)

 

[max1mike]

"processor issues" = casino speak for : "were gonna dick you around for as long as we want. there isn't anything you can do about it, except wait"

personally, I'm depositing at VERY few places until some sort of regulations are in place to prevent this bullshit.

( or until 32red lets me back in. )

 

[bryand]

"processor issues" = casino speak for : "were gonna dick you around for as long as we want. there isn't anything you can do about it, except wait"

personally, I'm depositing at VERY few places until some sort of regulations are in place to prevent this bullshit.

( or until 32red lets me back in. )

You may be right about some casinos. But if iNetBet, Club World Group or Jackpot Capital told me they are having processor issues I would believe them based on the current situation in the US. I just don't like it when they won't admit having issues when, if fact, they are.

 

[bsilva028]

You may be right about some casinos. But if iNetBet, Club World Group or Jackpot Capital told me they are having processor issues I would believe them based on the current situation in the US. I just don't like it when they won't admit having issues when, if fact, they are.

i will made a question, i dont know if the question is stupid or not but....

they cant change the "third party" they work with?

 

[bryand]

i will made a question, i dont know if the question is stupid or not but....

they cant change the "third party" they work with?

I think they use several and change them regularly. But this should only be an issue with US players.

 

[max1mike]

and why is it always the "third party"? its never the casinos fault. and why does the processor NEVER have problems accepting our money?

 

[ksb11]

and why is it always the "third party"? its never the casinos fault. and why does the processor NEVER have problems accepting our money?

Actually, max1mike, the processors do have problems taking money a lot of times. Sometimes Amex works and sometimes no. Sometimes Mastercard works and sometimes no, even Visa sometimes. I def understand the frustration but casinos accepting U.S. players go through periods where they have trouble receiving and paying out money. It goes both ways. It's called gambling online in the USA.

 

[max1mike]

you can still use mastercard? where?

gambling shouldn't involve whether or not you can get paid.

 

[samoas]

Actually, max1mike, the processors do have problems taking money a lot of times. Sometimes Amex works and sometimes no. Sometimes Mastercard works and sometimes no, even Visa sometimes. I def understand the frustration but casinos accepting U.S. players go through periods where they have trouble receiving and paying out money. It goes both ways. It's called gambling online in the USA.

Funny though the funds are almost always credited instantaneously, huh? If the deposits are not accepted, there is an instant rejection!

Withdrawals take days if not weeks. Big difference ksb. No instant rejection there!

 

[jimb123]

Highnoon --- cash rec'd

Funny though the funds are almost always credited instantaneously, huh? If the deposits are not accepted, there is an instant rejection!

Withdrawals take days if not weeks. Big difference ksb. No instant rejection there!

Highnoon sent me both withdrawals... check took about 4 business days and ACH 5business days... not too bad!!