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Originally Posted by COKE_MAN
I don't think cost is the driving factor. My check fee was $15. I actually got 57 cents more than I expected on my check. So that tells me that the actual cost of sending the check was less than the fee and they refunded that amount to me. That says to me that they put the $15 on there to cover the FedEx (about right) and then refund you the difference if any. Just a guess though. Seems to me that if costs were so prohibitive, then they would just keep the entire $15 and pocket that little bit of overage.
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Originally Posted by COKE_MAN
Yeah, I knew that sounded differently than I intended after I reread it. Obviously there are other fees they deal with, but my main point was that I don't think they would be refunding any amount of what they are charging us if fees were the major road block. If anything, they would bump the cost of withdrawal to more than just what it costs to send the FedEx. I think it is more to do with the process of covering tracks/preventing exposure than the fees.
You've come to this conclusion based on fifty-seven cents? It's pretty standard for US facing checks to be non-exact amounts. My Bodog account is still registered in the USA, and the checks I had sent to my home were in varying amounts. Of the dozen I received, NONE were exactly the amount of the check I'd requested.
Most were at least 3 pennies, if not 20 or more pennies extra! Bovada must have worse processing than Merge b/c they give back fewer pennies
Seriously man, all kidding aside, weak argument
My honest opinion is that the various entities processing these checks prefer not to send exact amounts so as not to tip of the banks quite so quickly...
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Kahn