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    Default Are you willing to pay/hassle with ** or ** deposits?

    Yes or no? If yes, which one do you prefer and why?

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    No. Im waiting to see what comes about in the next few months or year. I will just stick to betting out here. At least I know where my money is, and dont have to wait for it or worry about if the processor is going to pull out of the US market.

    SBR Founder Join Date: 8/10/2005


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    Just find a Local if u have to bet

    I trust no one offshore any longer

    SBR Founder Join Date: 10/30/2005


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    I probably would, though I'm not sure what the fees are. BetCris just told me that I can deposit and withdraw using ** (I can deposit only with **).

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    ** will cut you off also if you have too many or large transactions. They blacklisted me a few years ago, then I had my girlfriend do my transactions for awhile until they blacklisted her. Fees were extremely high then, the books would cover them when you were depositing though. When recieving you had to eat the fee.

    SBR Founder Join Date: 9/14/2005


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    Quote Originally Posted by Sam Odom
    Just find a Local if u have to bet

    I trust no one offshore any longer
    Well locals of course would be your best option right now if you have a good one.

    I think the safest way to send and receive funds from books is with an international *********** sent via Fedex overnight delivery.


    I wouldn't use ** or Moneygrams if I had to pay those fees. However, If the books continued to pickup the fees and I didn't send anything more than $1,000-$1,500 I would feel fairly safe.

    SBR Founder Join Date: 8/10/2005


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    Dan,

    You nailed the offshore funding on the head. The key is to ** an amount that is small enough not to raise a red flag and big enough for the book to pick up the fees. Your 1,000-1,500 range seems right on as long as you do not send more than 3 payments or so a month.

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    Quote Originally Posted by LT Profits
    Dan,

    You nailed the offshore funding on the head. The key is to ** an amount that is small enough not to raise a red flag and big enough for the book to pick up the fees. Your 1,000-1,500 range seems right on as long as you do not send more than 3 payments or so a month.
    well this should be fine for like 98% of gamblers. Which is better ** or **?

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    has anyone tried those PrePaid **** cards from like walgreens?


    ********
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    SBR Founder Join Date: 10/9/2005


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    I think ** is better. The services are practically identical and ** is $10 while ** is $16.

    If you use ** I recomend you go to a bank rather than a supermarket.

    And if you choose to do the ** online they require your SS#.

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    ** is one of the least hassle free methods to deposit funds with an offshore. Anyone with a credit or DC can do this online at **'s website in less than five minutes and if one excersizes a reasonable degree of caution, no red flags are raised. Granted, this is not a wise option for making a large transaction but one would hope that common sense would prevail if that were the case.

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    Just use your DC....

    It's just that SIMPLE...

    GOD

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    I agree Judge ..amounts like that are perfect and I also agree with the online thing... I haven't tried it yet but I am excited to give it a shot... I can't vote fairly because I never tried ********** but for me checks for payouts and DC for large transaction deposits ** for smaller ones... I also of course totally agree with the "Just use your DC" comment.. Once you find one that works and get the prelimenaries out of the way that is cake... I am going to look into ********** though.. As long as these books continue to pick up the deposit fees I will use ** for deposits when I can....

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    ** easier than NEteller with no fees, books pick up costs

    plus all cash

    SBR Founder Join Date: 7/20/2005


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