Just write me a check.

[pumacat]

Reading some of the payment related posts here at Casino Meister has made me wonder why online casinos don't simply cut a check and send it to the home of winners. Enough with the payment processing issues and scams already. Print a check and put it in an envelope. Then send that check to the same address that you asked for when I signed up. You don't have to express post it or anything cause I don't mind waiting 7 days for Mr. Postman to deliver my winnings as long as I know its on its way.

The post office doesn't care where the money is coming from, they just deliver it to your door.

 

[Balthazar]

Reading some of the payment related posts here at Casino Meister has made me wonder why online casinos don't simply cut a check and send it to the home of winners. Enough with the payment processing issues and scams already. Print a check and put it in an envelope. Then send that check to the same address that you asked for when I signed up. You don't have to express post it or anything cause I don't mind waiting 7 days for Mr. Postman to deliver my winnings as long as I know its on its way.

The post office doesn't care where the money is coming from, they just deliver it to your door.

Back in the early days checks used to be the only way to pay the winners. I even got some hand written checks from some MG casinos. They were posted in a regular envelope with a regular stamp and all. Looked pretty amateurish but it was efficient.

You could pick either sent by regular mail for free, by courrier for $10 or overnight for $35.

I'm not sure why they don't do it anymore. It does look like a secure/easy/cheap way to pay the winners.

 

[pumacat]

I agree, I could write you a check right now and send it to your home anywhere in the world and you would get it in 10 days or less. Cheap way without hassles. I think you can even email checks now ?

 

[Balthazar]

I agree, I could write you a check right now and send it to your home anywhere in the world and you would get it in 10 days or less. Cheap way without hassles. I think you can even email checks now ?

eChecks are more like bank transfers and they don't work everywhere. I can understand that they can't cut a check for everyone that want cash out $25, but for withdrawals between say $100 to $5000 it could be offered. It's probably more convenient for them to just do everything electronically though, whether it's a bank transfer, a credit card refund or a payment to a virtual wallet. It takes seconds and the guy don't even have to leave his computer desk.