MoneyLineWallet instant ach no fees

[cupojoe]

there's a new wallet moneylinewallet.com
which has no fees and can do an ach deposit instantly for US players.
does anyone have a list of which casinos take it?
i know inetbet and cleopatraspalacecasino does.
any others?

 

[winbig]

there's a new wallet moneylinewallet.com
which has no fees and can do an ach deposit instantly for US players.
does anyone have a list of which casinos take it?
i know inetbet and cleopatraspalacecasino does.
any others?

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What's the scoop?

Looks like a fly-by-night clip shop, to me. Too many red flags.

just my 2c.

BTW: e-trustcheck.com was registered in February of this year and moneylinewallet.com was registered in April of this year.



Clip shop for sure.

 

[nygirl30]

They do have a fee .89 per deposit.. And they charge 10.00 per withdrawal.. I'll stick to Quicktender..

 

[love2winalot]

Hiya: I am just asking. if they are fly by night operations, why are Accredited casino's using them? Should they be tossed in the Pit for doing so?

 

[anniemac]

Good question, love2winalot. Not that I am going to change from QT, but a good question.

 

[winbig]

Hiya: I am just asking. if they are fly by night operations, why are Accredited casino's using them? Should they be tossed in the Pit for doing so?

Let's put it this way - I can't count how many new payment processors (that the players use) that inetbet has used over time that have fallen to the wayside, never to be heard from again. I really doubt that they (or any casino, for that matter) care about how long the processor will be around or how trustworthy the processor is, as long as the players can still deposit.

It'd be interesting to hear from a rep about what background checks are done before adding a new payment method, if any. Or maybe the casinos listen to their great sales pitch and hop on board right away in order to keep deposits coming in.

 

[love2winalot]

Hiya: Maybe Brian, or simo, or someone will chime in. If the Processor is totally independant from the, "Accredited casino", then would this not be the greatest scam of all time?

Evil processor: Deposit with us, and we chagre low fee's.
Accredited casino: Try our new low fee processor.
Player: The processor took my deposit, or never paid my withdraw?
Evil Processor: Our site is down, come back next year............
Accredited casino: Don't blame us, we have nothing to do with the Processors listed in our banking section, for our casino...............

Whats to stop someone, "insert casino name here", from just making up their own processors, and ripping players off, and saying they have NO control over any of the processors they use for deposit/withdraw transactions?

 

[winbig]

Hiya: Maybe Brian, or simo, or someone will chime in. If the Processor is totally independant from the, "Accredited casino", then would this not be the greatest scam of all time?

Evil processor: Deposit with us, and we chagre low fee's.
Accredited casino: Try our new low fee processor.
Player: The processor took my deposit, or never paid my withdraw?
Evil Processor: Our site is down, come back next year............
Accredited casino: Don't blame us, we have nothing to do with the Processors listed in our banking section, for our casino...............

Whats to stop someone, "insert casino name here", from just making up their own processors, and ripping players off, and saying they have NO control over any of the processors they use for deposit/withdraw transactions?

That's entirely possible, yes....but hopefully there are checks in place for this not to happen.....but yet, im sure stuff could still fall through the cracks....

but in any case, any reputable casino will/should basically "eat" whatever money that you're out, as long as you can prove that they took the money and never put it in your casino account....

or, in a worst case scenario, you could always do a chargeback....which wouldn't hurt you, because the money never ended up in the casino in the first place....