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06-29-2010 , 06:20 AM

djo

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i started kickbacking recently and realized that it would be much more convenient if i could transfer money between different skins of the same network i plan on kickbacking. that way i could deposit just the minimum needed for the kickback and save some on commissions.

carbon have told me that i can't transfer to other skins on merge so i would assume this is true for the whole network.

does anyone know if it is possible on other networks, specifically on ipn/entraction/ongame/cake/microgaming?

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06-29-2010 , 06:35 AM

Bobo Fett

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Nowhere that I can think of. They're competing businesses just like different networks.

This is why you want an ewallet.

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06-29-2010 , 07:19 AM

DunlopFuzzy

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06-29-2010 , 07:42 AM

djo

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Originally Posted by Bobo Fett

Nowhere that I can think of. They're competing businesses just like different networks.

This is why you want an ewallet.

thanks.

unfortunately it's problematic funding/using ewallets from where i live.
are there mostly no commissions on withdrawals to ewallets and deposits from it to sites?

i got different answers from carbon regarding withdrawing to click2pay. twice they said it's $20 and then in a different correspondence they said there are no fees. i have that mail and if they do charge me i will go bananza on them.

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06-29-2010 , 07:45 AM

Scandinit

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You would probably need to deposit anyway because most sites does not count transfers as new depositors, they want to so new fresh money getting poured into their system. Pokersavvy for example show a minimum sum that you need to deposit and an amount that you need to rake.

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06-29-2010 , 07:56 AM

djo

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Originally Posted by Scandinit

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Originally Posted by djo

that way i could deposit just the minimum needed for the kickback and save some on commissions.

thanks, usually the minimum deposit is $20-$100 but i intend on playing higher.

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06-29-2010 , 07:57 AM

Scandinit

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thanks, usually the minimum deposit is $20-$100 but i intend on playing higher.

Sorry, my mistake.

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07-01-2010 , 12:23 AM

Bobo Fett

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are there mostly no commissions on withdrawals to ewallets and deposits from it to sites?

I've probably played on 50-100 different sites. I've never paid a fee for deposting with or cashing out to Neteller, Click2Pay, or Moneybookers.

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07-01-2010 , 12:31 AM

Scandinit

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I've probably played on 50-100 different sites. I've never paid a fee for deposting with or cashing out to Neteller, Click2Pay, or Moneybookers.

Neteller takes 2.5% in foreign exchange fees. This applies to me as I have a Swedish Krona neteller account and for most of the time play at US dollar sites.

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07-01-2010 , 01:23 AM

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Bobo Fett

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Neteller takes 2.5% in foreign exchange fees. This applies to me as I have a Swedish Krona neteller account and for most of the time play at US dollar sites.

That can be avoided by creating your Neteller account in US dollars.

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07-01-2010 , 01:26 AM

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Scandinit

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Originally Posted by Bobo Fett

That can be avoided by creating your Neteller account in US dollars.

I would have to pay conversion fees when i use my Net+ Card or withdraw from Neteller anyways.

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07-01-2010 , 01:39 AM

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Bobo Fett

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That's correct, so you need to set it up so you pay the least fees. If you move more money from the ewallets to sites and back again, you set up your ewallet currency the same as the sites. If you move more money from the ewallet to your bank account (and maybe back again?), then you want your ewallet in your "home" currency.

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07-01-2010 , 05:51 AM

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Scandinit

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Originally Posted by Bobo Fett

I never withdraw to my bank account anymore since I got my Net+ Card because of taxation reasons and I don't like to jump sites that much. I gotta give props to Pokerstars that let's you cash in and cash out in your home currency.

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