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    Default Pinnacle and *******

    Anyone know if Pinnacle will start using ******* as a method of deposits??

    I emailed them about 6 months ago and they responded back with saying thats something they are looking foward to in the close future. Emailed them again 2 days ago...no response.

    Anyone know why some books dont carry ******* as a method of depositing? I know they arent as popular as Neteller.....maybe ******* has a bad rep? Ive used them for a year so I feel comfortable with *******.

    Thats the only thing stopping me from using Pinnacle.
    GL!

    SBR Founder Join Date: 9/20/2005


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    Does ******* take responsibility for fraud charges? NETeller does. Maybe thats why?

    SBR Founder Join Date: 8/12/2005


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    no idea...let me check their policy

    SBR Founder Join Date: 9/20/2005


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    I was told by a book rep that they stopped accepting ************ because when there is a fraud charge the book has to eat it and that the books love NETeller because they eatthe fraud cost.

    SBR Founder Join Date: 8/12/2005


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    I know olmypic has *******.....so why not pinnacle!?!?!? Bill what do ya think?

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    I've only seen some books that take *******, whereas most all of them take neteller...

    SBR Founder Join Date: 8/18/2005


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    Sergfro,

    I'm not sure but Brick may be on the right track. It is likely a business decision. If players will use Pinnacle regardless of the methods they are given to move money, it would not make sense for Pinnacle to have ********** (***************) users switch to *******, if ******* was more expensive. My guess is that they weigh the probability of getting new players versus the loss of current players switching to it.

    Merchant Benefits
    # Always instant for quick conversions
    # Guaranteed and non-guaranteed models
    # Access to over 700,000 ******* members
    # Low rates increase your cash flow
    # Protection against returned payments
    # Consumers never have to wait for funds to clear
    # Substantial cash balances
    # Superior risk management
    # Reduced exposure to chargebacks
    # 24/7 support for merchants

    I know little about ******* from a merchant perspective but considering that consumers do not have to wait for funds to clear I would assume the "guarenteed" program is expensive.

    Maybe some of our visiting bookmakers can enlighten us on being a ******* merchant. I could be wrong.

    SBR Founder Join Date: 7/12/2005


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    The ******* question came up several times when I took their survey a month ago. It looks they are still weighing them as an option.

    SBR Founder Join Date: 8/9/2005


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