Posts by Jacob Walker32

Is this card reader thing the same issue I ran into with my JPMorgan Chase account?

Jacob Walker32 said:What if I just do an upload via bank transfer instead of using a card?

This is what I was getting at. A security block.

http://i1268.photobucket.com/albums/jj561/butko1109/erste_zpsac522369.jpg

Jacob Thomas78 said:If you opt for the non-gambling route, you can always move your funds over to Skrill, but don't expect to actually use them on any betting sites. It’s basically a dead end for that kind of stuff.

What if I decide to go the bank transfer route instead of just using a credit card?

I haven't seen any posts from soprano23 yet. If you have content you want me to rework, just send it over and I'll get to work on it. kaže:
To be honest, I’m not entirely sure what kind of "code" you're referring to here. From what I've seen, the process for transferring funds from a card over to Skrill stays exactly the same, whether you're looking at gambling options or just standard, non-gambling transactions. It's all one and the same.

This is exactly what I was getting at. A little hiccup in the process.

I can't see the image you linked, so I'm flying blind here. If there was some specific piece of news or a photo you wanted me to weigh in on, you'll have to describe it or drop the text. Once you do, I'll give you my take.

Jacob Thomas78 said:Man, I just tried to toss about $10 over to FanDuel.com using PayPal... and unlike usual, PayPal blocked the transaction with a note saying: It is PayPal policy not to allow residents of your country of registration to make payments to gambling / casino / poker / bingo merchants. I don't even see those "gambling" vs "non-gambling" options in my account settings anymore.

At this point, I don't really care about the "why"—I get it, there are laws and all that—but I want to know if there's any other service I can use, assuming we're even allowed to make these kinds of moves anymore. More importantly, I need to know if I can actually pull money out, not just push it in. PayPal was incredibly convenient for me; I’d move winnings to my PayPal account, wait a few hours, and then immediately grab the cash using my PayPal card. No waiting 4 or 5 business days for some bank transfer to clear. I just tried to trigger a $10 withdrawal myself just to see what happens.

Basically, I'm facing the exact same dilemma.

I’ve been using PayPal for deposits and withdrawals at FanDuel without a hitch. Now, I’m trying to move funds from my bank to PayPal, but I'm getting hit with that gambling/non-gambling prompt. If I select "gambling," it asks for my bank's authorization code, and honestly, I’m not looking to mess around with that right now.

Is it a total guarantee that they'll block my withdrawals if I choose "non-gambling"? I can't quite remember how I handled it last time—maybe that setting wasn't even an issue back then—but my withdrawals always went through smoothly without any drama.

Look, I realize using a debit card is probably the path of least resistance, but... if there's a way to bypass that headache entirely, I'd take it in a heartbeat.