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Originally Posted by FreeRollChamp
Ouch thats painful. No mention of one free cash out a month or anything? Then the check cashing facility fees on top...
Can anyone recommend the cheapest way to withdraw? Im a babay stakes cheap skate.
No free methods of cashout. P2P thread can move smaller amounts with less vig. Just be sure to read the posting rules and follow that advice!
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Originally Posted by PostflopNoob
Not sure if this had been discussed, but I have an issue with the site.
I have 23k stuck there, I decided to withdraw after initial 5k deposit and some heavy bumhunting.
Now they say I have to rake 2k first, not even saying if they allow me to withdraw under any other conditions. (Note that my last deposit was 5k, and even two cashouts were done afterwards, to which support said: it was a "sign of good will from them").
Wtf is going on?
P.S. I am euro and using Skrill
Sounds like you didn't read the play-through requirements. They will most likely let you withdraw, but with a vig of ~7% given the amounts in question. You might want to read over section 3 of your T&C.
Keep in mind also, not saying that you were, but the
abuse of Skrill promotions has also very likely brought more scrutiny to large deposits followed by subsequent withdrawals without much play.
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Originally Posted by laxfunds
Im surprised it mentions 'cashing' a check on the website. It should be highly recommended that you deposit the check (in your own BA) and wait for it to clear (which can take up to two months). Been the only safe way to handle checks for a long time.
Unlikely that any place other than your own bank would cash a check. If you could find one you're taking a bigger risk cashing it there.
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- We strongly recommend cashing/depositing the check at a bank cashing facility.
- We recommend cashing the check in a timely manner.
If I had to guess, this is a difference in interpretation by different speakers of English (or non natives vs American in this case). I do not think that the aforementioned statement means to go to "check cashing" joint. They simply mean, take it to a banking location where one can deposit one's checks.
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Kahn