Posts by Noah Davis55

James Taylor3 said:I just signed up for Bet365 and I'm planning on using Payoneer to fund my account.
But now I'm hitting a wall while trying to register with Payoneer. Every time I try to enter my card number, it keeps telling me it's invalid... I tried using my Chase checking account number—specifically 2330003—but nothing works. I've been searching online for examples of how to format these numbers correctly, but I can't find anything helpful. Does anyone know what I might be doing wrong?

I'm not entirely sure what's going on, but your card details shouldn't really have anything to do with your bank account number. If you want, though, you could probably just use online banking instead; that's usually my recommendation http://kladionica.biz/savijeti/nacin...em-web-a/1226/.

What kind of employment relationship are we even talking about? I guess you don't really need anything since everything is just handed to you for free anyway.

I guess you might as well just deposit $100 right away to grab the full $100 match, since that’s their absolute limit for the bonus. You can find all the details on how to claim it here: http://kladionica.biz/bonus/kako-uze...ladionici/372/

redbison18 said:Using my JPMorgan Chase account, I just tried transferring funds via online banking from my main card over to my Verizon prepaid 300 $100. It was authorized instantly, and the app clearly shows an available balance of $100, so I honestly have no idea why this isn't working!!

Maybe try routing it through Moneybookers
http://www.thpkr.com/hop/money or Neteller http://www.thpkr.com/hop/neteller and then you can deposit into BAH from there.

redbison18 said:I'm using a Verizon prepaid 300 card, does it need to be in dollars or is that going to cause an issue??

If it's a prepaid card, I guess it shouldn't be much of a problem, but which bank issued it?

redbison18 said:I'm trying to fund my account at DraftKings, and I've double-checked all my info three times now, but it keeps saying my deposit wasn't authorized. Anyone know what's going on??

What method are you using? Is it a card? If so, which one?

Noah Lopez10 said:Thanks, I guess I might reach out via DM if I need anything else

No problem at all

Noah Lopez10 said:Fine, but regarding deposits, I can just use my checking account through online banking to fund that account, right? I guess if I deposit dollars, does it just convert to whatever currency they use automatically, or do I actually have to send euros? I'm not really sure if US banks even let you wire euros directly.

Yeah, it'll just convert to whatever currency your account is in; that's just how standard banking works.

And yeah, US banks definitely allow it, though you probably won't need to deal with that much once you open the account and just dump some cash in there right away.

Noah Lopez10 said:I read somewhere that once I get the card, I won't have to keep going into the bank anymore. So, I guess I can probably just use online banking through my Chase account to transfer money to the card or whatever.
And how am I supposed to withdraw cash? Probably just hit an ATM, since that’s likely the only way to keep the government from seeing that money.
Also, is that VISA card in foreign currency or...

The VISA is in Federal Reserve, which counts as foreign currency for us but it's local money for people in Austria, so obviously once you have the card you can pull cash from ATMs or pay for things all over the world; that kind of stuff is pretty much common knowledge at this point...

Noah Lopez10 said:Thanks for the heads up, Noah Davis55. So I guess there isn't really any point in messing around with Moneybookers if my sportsbook withdrawals land on the card just fine.
Just let me know which kind of card I should be looking for over in Austria.

You can look for a VIS since they allow payouts that way, but you could also just go straight to a bank account or use Moneybookers to hit an Austrian bank account... honestly, you have whatever option you want. It’s a good way to bypass our lovely little surveillance state, though obviously, if we're talking massive amounts of money; if it's just a few hundred Federal Reserve dollars a month, nobody is going to bother asking questions here in the States.

The law is just plain stupid and vague, and honestly, it clashes with USA regulations too. Since we're basically stepping right into the USA, you might as well be careful—just don't move huge sums through a personal account unless you want the IRS breathing down your neck. I guess it might be smarter to open an account in Austria instead; here’s a breakdown of how to handle that: http://www.thpkr.com/savjeti/savjet-...opcenito/3295/ for those looking for free picks http://kladionica.biz/category/analize/

Ronald Barrett55 said:I wonder which other companies don't require a copy of an ID

Nobody actually asks for a hard copy of an ID😁

I guess you can just snap a photo of your driver's license with your phone and email it if they ask, since you have to prove you're of age anyway, plus it's all just standard anti-money laundering procedure.

Mark Kelly said:So I tried doing this on DraftKings too, but it's telling me the funds I put in via PayPal aren't cleared for gaming. I tried to change the setting, but it’s still acting up—I guess maybe I have to re-upload the cash for it to actually work.🤷

Plus, I can't even withdraw anything back to my PayPal because it keeps showing me this. I don't have a credit card handy, and I'm honestly not even sure what they mean by a bank account.😕

Well, if you already flagged that card as non-gaming, you're probably stuck using it through PayPal for now. Maybe just try depositing directly into DraftKings with that card or find some other way to get it done.

Mark Kelly said:I grabbed a Visa Prepaid Reload card and signed up for PayPal and some betting sites, but whenever I try to deposit anything at a sportsbook, I get this error

well, did you actually try doing what it says? maybe just wait until tomorrow to use the card

Sean Lee6 said:so... I'm looking into withdrawals on Bet at Home and I'm wondering about the payout process... if I choose a bank transfer, what does that actually entail? 🤷

Withdrawals or deposits, it's pretty much the same thing. You just send the money to your bank account and it should show up within 48 hours. If you want to deposit, it works the exact same way, basically like any other standard bank transfer you'd make to someone.

Mark Kelly said:Do I actually need a steady job just to be able to withdraw using this card?
?

No, you don't. And honestly, you don't even need the card to make a deposit; you can just use PayPal or Neteller directly from your bank account through online banking. You just transfer the funds there, and those services basically act as your digital wallet for everything online.

Carl Vaughn74 said:I know this question has probably been asked a bunch of times already, and I tried searching for it, but here we go...

Can anyone tell me about their experience with withdrawals from bwin??

It says I can use PayPal, but I don't really want to. I could use my Visa, though (do I need to have deposited from that same card first?) or maybe a wire transfer....

And what's the deal with wire transfers—which bank do they actually send it to??

As for my ID, I already sent them stuff before because there was some issue with identity verification, so everything should be fine on that front...

just go with PayPal don't even bother overcomplicating things, it's easily the best option for bwin and pretty much any other sportsbook

Jeremy Harris2 said:I didn't want to start a whole new thread since this one seems pretty close to what I'm asking...

Does anyone know which online sportsbook lets you deposit or withdraw using a Chase Visa Electron card?

On DraftKings

You won't have any issues with them; you can deposit your funds however you see fit.