[mtx]

[pat venditto]

you have to send atleast 300-500 for them to reimburse u

[LT Profits]

I think they all do as long as you send at least a certain amount. What that amount is varies from book to book.

[mtx]

Originally Posted by pat venditto

you have to send atleast 300-500 for them to reimburse u

By chance, do you know which book reimburses the fees for $300 sent?

Two more questions....

1. How the hell do I know they won't scam me? Book X tells me to send money to Person Y....how do I know Person Y is an actual worker at Book X?

2. Do you guys think VISA GIFT CARDS are a better option? Do they still work as "virtual credit card" deposits these days? I could just go to a convenient store and get 3x$100 GCs which would be much faster than WU...

[bigboydan]

Originally Posted by LT Profits

I think they all do as long as you send at least a certain amount. What that amount is varies from book to book.

Usually the minimum is either is a nickel or dime I believe (can't remember off hand).

[pat venditto]

mtx dont be paranoid pal you wont get scammed . u could deposit into 5dimes using primapin which u just need a visa card to use, or bodog will let u deposit with a credit/debit theres alot of options

[SlickFazzer]

Stick with books at the top of this page and all is good.

[mtx]

Legendz looks good, fees reimbursed for deposits of $200+.

The question now is...WU vs Moneygram vs VISA GIFT CARDS?

[mtx]

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[daggerkobe]

pick one that is more convenient for u?

don't worry u won't get scammed by any of the A-rated or higher books

its the fly by nights like oddsmaker, creditwagering and blackdog u have to worry about

[RealSlimShady]

Most books will cover WU fees.

[Shark79]

Just Bet covers fees from $100 and above

[WileOut]

I would highly recommend either WU or MG. Dont use cards that can be considered credit cards by the payout department. Use cash (MG and WU) and payouts are far easier in general at all books.

[InTheHole]

Moneygram w bookmaker will cover fees 300 up. Sure they'll do the same with WU.

[CrazyLou]

Some books actually have ways to get around the funky odd sounding Spanish names and people in Nicaragua, but you'll just have to experience that first hand..