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04-21-2011 , 04:25 PM

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Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 707

I created an account, won a freeroll and than ran it up into four figures, but now i can't withdraw it. If i deposit with a Visa card on that account, does that mean i can now withdraw the money on my visa card? One of my friend once started an account with a 50$ visa card deposit, and now the visa card withdraw option is not there anymore.

Im canadian(and so is my friend).

The FTP.CO.UK site says :

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Credit Fund Transfer
Most players who have made a deposit with a non-U.S. Visa Card can request a Credit Fund Transfer. This allows you to transfer funds directly from your Full Tilt Poker account to your non–U.S. Visa Card. You will need to check with your Visa provider to confirm that CFT is available to you.

However, the site also says -

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If you funded your player account using a payment processor, you may choose to have your withdrawal credited to that processor.

If you prefer not to use these options, you may create an account with another payment processor from the options shown below. Please note that to protect the security and integrity of your player account, you will have to create a payment processor account if:

* You do not already have a processor account associated with your Full Tilt Poker player account
* You funded your player account using a credit card or through another method, such as a player-to-player transfer

For security reasons, withdrawals will not be approved to new payment processor accounts until at least one deposit has been made to Full Tilt Poker using that account.

So im not sure i get it. Apparently you cannot withdraw if you deposited with a credit card, yet you can withdraw using a credit card??!?!?

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04-21-2011 , 05:06 PM

Mike Haven

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I don't think credit card means Visa Card, in this situation. It probably means "prepaid credit card".

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04-21-2011 , 05:42 PM

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Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 707

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Originally Posted by Mike Haven

I don't think credit card means Visa Card, in this situation. It probably means "prepaid credit card".

Fair enough. So what i should is

a) check with my company if i can withdraw funds on the credit card
b) if so, deposit the minimum on my account
c) withdraw

that would be correct?

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