Personally, I just withdraw my funds to PayPal Then I move the money from PayPal over to a domestic sportsbook. From there, I just cash out normally. Sure, I have to play through about 30% of what I deposit from PayPal first, but honestly, that’s the least of my worries—it just means a little more playtime. And besides, nobody can tell me what to do.
Wait, where does it say you aren't allowed to bet on foreign sites? I had no idea.
Just hit up their live chat support Basically, you just ask them what to do, and they’ll tell you exactly which email address to send a photo of your ID to. That's really all there is to it. You don't need to deal with all that extra nonsense from step 1 and step 2. USA Just a photo of your ID, your username, and your secret code.
And that's it—you should get an email within a few days letting you know you're verified.
Can you actually fix problems just by talking them out? I don't think so. Honestly, it feels like a waste of time. No matter how much you debate something, you rarely hit on a real solution. At the end of the day, everyone usually walks away convinced they were right all along. I don't know, maybe that's just how I see things.
Yeah, you can definitely get it paid out to a debit card. But just a heads-up, they’ll only send the funds back to the exact card you used for the initial deposit, and it has to be a card in your own name.
I’m not really sure which moderator I should reach out to, so I figured I’d just drop a question here. Why was my thread removed from the Diaspora section?
Robert Howard22 said:I don't have a PayPal account, and honestly, I've never even touched online banking before. It shows I can withdraw via Visa or Netteler. If I deposit some funds using a friend's card and then try to withdraw, am I going to run into trouble? Will they demand I redo the verification process if the names don't match?
They won't let you withdraw to a card that isn't in your name. That's a guarantee. The card has to belong to the person who owns the account.