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Originally Posted by Yoshi63
Question for anyone who has completed a BTC withdrawal from bovada:
Did they give you a fair (market) rate for the time it was processed? Since they don't tell you the amount of BTC at the time of cashout, it should be whatever the market rate was when the BTC transaction went through.
Yeah, they use the exchange rate at the time of processing the withdrawal... which is sent to you seconds later.
And for mine the exchange rate was right on, couldn't ask for better.
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Originally Posted by pokerNonymous
I didn't called CS about it - and I probably won't. I did exactly as the instructions said to do(gave them all my legit info, twice), and there is a glitch in their matrix apparently, so to me, that is enough to stay away for now.
It's a new company I have never dealt with b4(and their btc debit card thing is brand new), and if just trying to sign up has issues when I do exactly what they say to do, then I am definitely not going to be comfortable sending them a bunch of $'s(esp when there are still other options). If 3-4 months from now other people are reporting successfully using them, then maybe I will try again and contact their support and try to figure out why it didn't work the first time.
It's probably a problem with whatever automatic ID verification they are using. Other sites do the same thing.
And sometimes they have issues for whatever reason that require someone to manually review and approve the verification.
I can understand if you don't want to deal with it... there are other options out there. But I can say that they are a legit and reputable company, so you don't have to worry about them stealing your identity or anything.
They've been around since 2011, they're the largest bitcoin payment processor, and they are used by some of the largest companies that accept bitcoin:
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Originally Posted by 94dc4
I have one on the way. What are the details on it? Max arm withdrawal daily and or spend daily?
- $10k daily spending limit
- $3k daily withdrawal limit
- $25k maximum card balance