mellowskipper said:Once kids reach school age, they aren't really under a pediatrician's care anymore, so I don't quite get what she's looking for. I actually had to take leave myself this year to look after my kid (who's 11), and my sick leave was approved without any issues. The only difference is we share the same family practitioner.
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The issue is that she’s still under the care of a pediatrician who isn't responding to my messages, and my own primary physician is refusing to authorize my leave without a specific recommendation. However, from what I've been reading, a formal recommendation shouldn't even be necessary in a situation like this...
Good evening! I was notified today that my daughter has to go into mandatory isolation because someone in her class tested positive. Since there’s nobody else available to look after her (she's 9), I’ll need to take sick leave. However, when I reached out to my primary care physician about getting a doctor's note, she refused to issue one without a recommendation from a pediatrician first. From what I've been reading online, though, a formal recommendation shouldn't even be necessary in a situation like this. Has anyone else dealt with this? What were your experiences?
Colleagues, my Neteller Mastercard is set to expire this May. Does the issuer typically send out a replacement automatically? I'm wondering if there's a fee involved, or if they just ship it out for free.
Colleagues, I need some urgent advice if anyone knows... regarding a basketball handicap bet placed live on Bet365... does the outcome depend on the score at the end of regulation, or are overtime periods included in the calculation?
Keith Parker7 said:I'm curious about this too. Hypothetically, if I have some funds sitting in our local sportsbooks, I could withdraw them to my PayPal, and then from PayPal, deposit them into FanDuel. In this scenario, I wouldn't be using a credit or debit card for the deposit at all. If I eventually wanted to cash out, I'd withdraw back to PayPal—would it then be possible to transfer those funds directly into a standard checking or savings account at JPMorgan Chase?
Arthur Howard said:FanDuel offers you a bonus ranging from $5 to $20, depending on how much you deposit during the week, from Monday through Sunday. The bonuses are issued on Wednesdays. It’s actually a great perk because you can accumulate up to $1,000 in bonuses annually, which is certainly nothing to sneeze at.
(I'll mention this before anyone gets banned for discussing specific amounts)
The Loyalty bonus is always $15; you don't even need to make a deposit. You just need to turn that $15 into $45, and then you're cleared to withdraw it...
I just received my first loyalty bonus from Bet365 this year. I didn't keep an exact tally last year, but I’m fairly certain there were about 15 of them.
It really makes me wonder when we might see our local American sportsbooks show us that kind of appreciation.
Colleagues, I wanted to share a quick reflection on my experience accumulating reward points through Neteller. Starting on December 1st, I ran a little experiment to see how quickly I could build up a balance. In just one month, I managed to amass an incredible 230,000 points—averaging about 7,000 per day. My plan now is to convert them into cash; specifically, 223,000 points can be redeemed for $150.
I didn't employ any particularly complex strategy. I simply rotated funds between two sportsbooks, Bet365 and DraftKings. On average, I would transfer money to my sportsbook account four times a day, followed by four withdrawals back to my Neteller account.
To ensure everything looked natural, I always placed a small wager before initiating a withdrawal, just enough to make sure the amounts weren't identical every single time. Throughout this entire month, I haven't encountered a single issue regarding my transactions.
What are your thoughts on this method of collecting points?
Arthur Howard said:Players here in the States can't use Skrill for deposits on Unibet anymore. They actually phased out that payment method a while back.
You should consider opening an account with 888sport. Their betting selection is just as comprehensive as what you'll find at Unibet, but they offer the added convenience of being able to deposit via Skrill.
I agree that 888sport seems like a decent bookmaker in terms of their betting options, but I personally ran into some issues when it came to getting my money out. I made a minimum deposit, had a nice little winning streak, and then requested a withdrawal via Neteller. I waited for two days, and absolutely nothing happened. In the end, I just cancelled the withdrawal request, decided to blow through the entire balance on purpose, and said my goodbyes to them.
granitegull17 said:I wanted to ask before I go buying Paysafecard vouchers aimlessly—does anyone know if they accept our cards here in the States? Has anyone actually tried it?
Of course they do. You just need to make sure you convert the voucher amount into USD so you know exactly what figure to enter. You can find a calculator for that right on the Paysafecard website.
Kyle Allen4 said:So, apparently starting next year, our local sportsbooks are going to start taking a 10% cut on winnings between $0 and $10 $0.00 according to my dad. I just set up an account over at Bet365, and the interface is a bit different compared to what we're used to with places like DraftKings. From what I can tell, you have to select the option shown in this screenshot so that it multiplies all three bets by the stake simultaneously, rather than having to do them individually, right?
Robert Howard22 said:I don't have a PayPal account, and I've never actually dealt with online banking before. It shows that I can withdraw via Visa or Netteler. Do you think it'll cause issues or trigger a re-verification if I deposit some funds using a friend's card and then try to withdraw?
It would probably work, but honestly, it’s just an unnecessary headache. Using PayPal or Netteler is generally the most seamless way to handle deposits and withdrawals.
Typically, bookmakers follow a rule where they pay out using the same method used for your most recent deposit.
Robert Howard22 said:About a month ago, I deposited $10 into BetMGM using my debit card, and they required me to verify my account. I completed everything, and they finally reactivated my account the day before yesterday. Now I have some funds I want to withdraw, but the system says I can only withdraw via Visa—and even then, only if I used a Visa for the initial deposit. The problem is, I don't own a Visa card at all. Do you think they would let me withdraw if I borrowed a friend's card and tried to use it? Would that cause issues, and how long does the process usually take?
Just move those funds up to your Skrill account and then withdraw directly to Skrill instead...
Andrew Howard14 said:Why bother fussing over bonuses and all that? The real issue is getting your money out. If you can actually clear the wagering requirements, I don't see what the big deal is. By the way, I got an email from Skrill a few days ago saying they needed to unlock my card. A couple of days after that initial message, I sent over the requested documents, and then silence—no further communication. Let's just hope they simply do what they’re supposed to do without making things difficult; we just have to wait a bit.
Honestly, those bonuses are nothing more than a distraction. Personally, I only bother with them at Bet365 because they actually make it possible to clear them. With most other sportsbooks, it's just a complete scam.
Alexander Kern6 said:I don't anticipate any major issues with them. While payouts can occasionally take a little longer than expected, everything is generally fine. It is a shame they adopted the Unibet system, though; it means American players end up facing limits that are roughly a quarter of what the standard bet would be.
Still haven't seen anything regarding the withdrawal I requested yesterday around 10:00 AM.
Has anyone here tried using 888sports before? I decided to test the waters yesterday by placing a minimum bet, which ended up being a decent winner. However, when I requested my payout via Neteller, nothing happened. It’s been over 24 hours now and I still haven't seen the funds hit my account.
Colleagues, I am looking for recommendations for sportsbooks similar to Betfair that offer incredibly fast payouts via Skrill or Neteller. I have zero interest in platforms where I have to wait twenty hours just to see my winnings...
With Betfair, they usually handle withdrawals within an hour... I am looking for two or three more options that operate with that kind of speed.