[jrcaces]

To our valued customers:
Due to the high volume of draft requests, accompanied and brought on by the loss of alternative money transfer methods, there may be some delays in processing your withdrawal. WSEX apologizes for any inconvenience.

I wonder how long its going to take if i request a withdrawal?

[CrazyLou]

Just transfer to Matchbook and request a withdrawal there.

[jrcaces]

Do I need to have a matchbook account and how long does it take to transfer? Do they have a faster payout method?

[Halifax]

From recent personal experience .. count on 2 months for a cheque payout by regular mail (that's the free payout by regular mail; I understand it's somewhat faster if you pay the fee to get it couriered) ... count on a same-day book-to-book transfer if you're transferring to a book that's on their list.

[Philavanh]

Actually I recently requested a payout by fedex from WSEX, made the request on Tuesday and recd it the next week Thursday, its worth paying the extra $30 to get it faster. So it took about a week and 2 days.

[stump]

my last fedex check took 2 weeks. wsex should have quicker payout options in place by now. many other books do, and for them to have only fedex or regular mail, and the length of time it takes to get a payout is just not acceptable.

[bookie]

If they tell you up front that you're looking at a two week window, and they pretty muchy do, then they're doing what they think is right and it's acceptable to those to whom it's acceptable.

Other books may have faster methods, but we don't know the risks they're assuming in order to have thsoe methods. All these eWallet type solutions are vulnerable to a DOJ attorney with some time on his hands.

[WileOut]

Last one I requested from Matchbook via FedEx on a Wednesday and had the check in my hand 34 hours later. This was about a month ago or so.

[dogman]

Jut took 3 days fed ex, pretty impressed. GREEK the same.

[sportsfreek]

Good information, I was going to request a withdrawal in the next week.