[rasetsu99]

I've been playing with Bodog for the past 3 years, and I got tired of their slow payouts and bouncing checks so I went to Diamond for a while. I saw that Bodog was allowing for payouts through Nucharge, so I decided to come back to them. So I tried doing some payouts from Bodog to Nucharge which were good, because I got the money in my nucharge account within an hour. Then I tried doing an E-Check to my bank account from Nucharge and I waited, and I waited, and I waited and waited some more.. 12 days later and it still said "Pending".

I canceled my withdrawl and said F-it and put it back into Bodog, bet on some NFL games and did another payout to Nucharge.. I did another withdrawl last week and still no money, so I decided to do their ATM card option.

I received their ATM card today but I haven't tried it yet. I was wondering if anyone has tried the ATM option? To withdrawl via ATM, it is a $1.75 charge which is cheaper then the $5 E-check.

If it works I think it's a great option, and will keep me at Bodog.

Sorry for the rambling, but I had to just share my experiences, since if you google Bodog + Slow Payout this forum comes to the top, and that's how I found it.

[bigboydan]

I've never used the Nucharge processor at all, but heres a pretty good thread on what some other members have experienced with them>


BTW, Welcome to the SBR forum

[rasetsu99]

Yeah, seems like people are having the same problems with the E-Check that I did. That's why I was wondering if anyone had success with the ATM card. I saw someone requested it, but never got it. I guess I will be the brave one to try it first.. I'll try it tonight and post for everyone.

[rasetsu99]

Quick Update.. So I was reading up on this ATM card, and it's actually an Australian ATM card but can be used at any Cirrus ATM machines, which is basically any ATM machine that accepts Mastercard.

Here's the issue though.. You have to convert your US funds to AUD so they are available on the ATM card. And of course, when I tried to convert it over, that aspect was under maintenance, and I couldn't do it.

[rasetsu99]

ok, my last post on this, unless people have questions.. But it worked. I transfered over the funds to the ATM card, took it to my BofA ATM, and withdrew the money.

Here are the fees:

BofA charged me $3
Nucharge charged me $1.75 for moving the funds to the ATM card
Nucharge charges $1.75 for withdrawing the money

Now lets all pray that this last at least through football season. lol

[BigGame]

Hi rasetsu99,

Did you notice if Nucharge has any daily or monthly limits for withdrawals?

[cohbull]

Is it a straight dollar for dollar conversion from USD to AUD?

[rasetsu99]

There are limits to withdrawl but it's wierd. Everytime I moved money from Bodog to Nucharge, that amount went up. But when I moved the money from nucharge to the ATM card then the amount went down.

For instance, my Nucharge max withdrawl was $400. I moved $500 from bodog over to Nucharge and my max went up to $900. I moved $100 over to the ATM and Nucharge said my max withdrawl from the ATM is $800.

They converted the money to Australian, then when I took the money out, it automatically converted it to US dollars. The only fees I saw were from Nucharge and BofA.

I have run into another problem though. Nucharge says their movement process to the ATM is under maintanence again, so I can't take out the rest of my money.

[Tchocky]

I can't understand why anyone would want to voluntarily play with Bodog. Some of the worst lines in the business.