Quicktender Information

[mollypenny]

Please, can anyone tell me how Quicktender withdrawals work and how long it takes? I have never used this method and a certain casino that is taking forever to pay me is suggesting i use this method.

 

[RobWin]

Please, can anyone tell me how Quicktender withdrawals work and how long it takes? I have never used this method and a certain casino that is taking forever to pay me is suggesting i use this method.

Go to the "America the Beautiful" thread and you will find plenty of info regarding this...

 

[anniemac]

Mollypenny,

Don't know if you have got your answer but for me, the longest I have waited on a WD from a casino to QT is 48 hrs and that was because the particular casino has a 24 hr. waiting and then a 24 hr. turnaround. Most times at the other 2 is within 12 hrs.

Since you didn't name the casino, it's hard to know how long it could actually take.

 

[bryand]

To follow up annie's response.....

You need to provide them with an account and routing number. After the funds appear in your quicktender (a/k/a usemywallet) account, you can transfer to another casino or request a withdrawal. Depending on your bank, it takes about 3 to 5 business days to receive the withdrawal but transfers to another casino are instant.

 

[anniemac]

If the casino that you withdrew from said that QT would be a better alternative then they are experiencing problems paying the other ways. If you chose check or wire transfer, it is probably the better option. That is, if you already have a QT account. If you don't have a QT account, then your wait will be a week or so, if they extend the invitation to join to you.

Like Bryand said, transfer to another casino to QT is instant, getting it from QT to a bank or card takes me about 5 days.

 

[catrina m]

correct

If you linked QT to your bank, withdraw from the casino and QT sends a wire transfer to your bank.

QT charges $30 and my bank usually charges $15 so its a $45 fee.

But its paid within 7 days or so.

Casino's will kick your funds out to QT very quickly, especially if you ask them to flush them.

inet does it very fast, as does 3D if you can win anything there, lol

3D ( not inetbet, emily is the best)

 

[slotplayer]

you can also fund your QT account via plastic although they charge 5%.
good in the cases where the plastic fails at the casino.

 

[EasyRhino]

A withdrawal from the casino to QT, once the casino really "pushes" it, is done in way less than one day.

Note that my last quicktender-> bank withdrawal was processed as ACH. QT still charged me $30, but it processed faster and the bank didn't charge me a fee.

I'm a big fan of QT, since once you get past the funding/withdrawal fees, the transactions to/from the casinos are generally very quick and have no transaction costs.

 

[winbig]

If casinos had half a brain, they'd reimburse players with the $30 they know it's going to cost the user once they cash out.

Hell, it doesn't even have to be cold, hard cash; it can have 15-20x WR attached to it. IMO this would lessen the pain of paying $30 to get a couple hundred.