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Originally Posted by sam1chips
If you're looking at that, then you might as well just withdraw via moneygram. There is a fee, but you get the $ in 72 hours, and don't need to worry about checks bouncing or anything like that
Thanks!
Looking at this now, on both the moneygram website and in the bovada client. In the client, there's nothing that says moneygram; there are options for "money transfer" and "rapid transfer". Which one is it? I'm a bit confused.
Edit: It also says "if you have used other methods than money transfer to fund your account, we will use that method to process payouts, if applicable". I've never used money transfer to deposit, does that negate this option for me? Sorry if this is a dumb question.
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Originally Posted by MarkoPolo
A little research in advance of cashing out via check would have helped you.
Quite probably.
I cashed out a bunch via checks 1-2 years ago, so I got used to assuming that was the only way to cash out. Lol @ me, I suppose.
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Originally Posted by djg1979
First, If you look at that check closely, it isn't an international check. Second, be a grown up and get a bank account.
1. It says "--------" on the top of the check. Under my name and the sum, it says "To: xyz Bank, -------". Is this what you mean? Will the bank not see it as an int'l check?
2. As of recently I had an account, but had to close it for reasons I won't bore you with. Thanks, though.
Last edited by Rainbow Warrior; 12-06-2013 at 03:03 AM.