[bigboydan]

Yes they do accept that payment method.

In fact here is a copy of the transcript of the live chat session I just had with Greg:

Greg: Hello. How may I assist you today?

bruce: Do you accept MoneyGrams for means of deposit?

Greg: Certainly Bruce, would you like me to give you a receiver's name?

bruce: not at this time I don't wish to request that information.

bruce: Thanks for your time. cya

Greg: Anytime!

Greg: Please do not hesitate to contact us again if we can be of further assistance.

[20Four7]

Thanks Dan, or is it Bruce?

His alter ego is Bruce Wayne...... Now when he puts up his avatar of him in a cape, I'm leaving.

[Money]

Has anyone done a withdrawl with ** and is it a smooth transcation? Also, what limit should you stay under to avoid any suscipion?

[bookie]

If you use the online option you're limited to $899.99 per transaction, which I assume is the same as at WalMart--but haven't done that.

I have not done a withdrawl via **, and would also be interested in anyone's experience who has.

Also, BTW, the **.com site has a handy calculator that lets you know how much it costs to send amount X from country Y to country Z. Few if any sportsbooks will still allow the once monthly free withdrawals, so it's something to plan for.

[MrX]

You can send at least $2500 from a WalMart. If you use Express Payment (blue form for sending money to a company) the fee is less than $10. Fees are much higher to send to individuals. Transfers of $900 or more require ID.

It takes about 30 minutes for funds to hit your account.

[marke4]

i sent $2000 ** to betonline yesterday. Went smoothly. Fees of only $9.95 which was reimbursed from betonline. I don't know if you can withdrawl via **. Also, does anyone know why it costs so much more for person to person transfer? Bookmaker wants me to make a person to person international transfer. That has fees of around $60 if i am correct.