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bottom line is 92 bucks is a joke, what will our whales do?
no, you can deposit more – just need to send some docs in order to improve star rating. And in comparison with payspark c2p is more better.
with payspark you can deposit 5k per week – with c2p – all money you have in your account. For example, if a player wins, let’s say 50k – and withdraw to c2p – he can deposit all money back in a day, this not is the case with payspark. And let’s say you win and receive 50k to payspark – you will need to withdraw max 5k per week.+ both click2pay / payspark non usa debit cards are from the same
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with c2p – all money you have in your account. For example, if a player wins, let’s say 50k – and withdraw to c2p – he can deposit all money back in a day,
that’s the first positive thing I’ve heard about them so far.
Maybe they will turn out to be a quality alternative.
Vd loves them everyone else I have talked to says C2P sucks. My personal experience so far is less then satisfactory. I cant imagine a Player EVER putting up with all this shit so as an eWallet they dont look promising just yet.
Never really liked credit cards never mind having your number some where lying aroung in cyberspace. The last time I looked Click2pay requires a credit card to sign on. I wonder is this still the case?
greek39
greek39 wrote:Never really liked credit cards never mind having your number some where lying aroung in cyberspace. The last time I looked Click2pay requires a credit card to sign on. I wonder is this still the case?When I signed up for Click2Pay a few months ago, all I had to do was provide my bank account information — just like with NETeller.Professor wrote:Vd loves them everyone else I have talked to says C2P sucks. My personal experience so far is less then satisfactory. I cant imagine a Player EVER putting up with all this shit so as an eWallet they dont look promising just yet.I posted about this here: http://www.casinoaffiliateprograms.com/bb/showthread.php?p=107875#post107875Thanks Engineer because I hate those dam credit cards. I haven’t had one in more than 15 years. I will have another look at C2P.
greek39
Slotplayer,
It showed up immediately in my online banking as a pending transaction but didn’t post until a few days later when it was actually sent through. However guess I just got lucky because it didn’t work last night. For those interested I use Bank of America.:banger:
My $0.03 on Click2Pay as I used to use them quite frequently. Don’t wait for the phone call from them as it never comes. What they really want is for you to call them from the telephone number that you used to sign up with (which may be impossible to get through right now). The microdeposits that they send to your bank must be verified before you can use that bank account. I don’t ever recall having to give them a credit card, only my routing/ABA# and account# it must be a checking account and not a savings account as most banks do not allow EFT transactions from savings.
Everyone starts off with a 1-Star rating but after they talk to you on the phone you will be bumped up to 2-Stars which I believe is a $300 7day limit on funding a casino account, then after all those transactions clear your bank, you will be bumped up again to $700 and so on just as Neteller does.
As far as withdrawals from your Click2Pay account the most I ever withdrew at one time was casino winnings of $3000 which was withdrawn in one transaction and credited ACH to my bank account within 24 hours just like Neteller, however if you have any debits that are still in the process of clearing your bank these amounts will be subtracted from any amounts you are trying to withdraw, again like Neteller.
Deposits to the casinos via Click2Pay usually took about 48-72hrs to clear my bank but then took an additional 48-72hrs for Click2Pay to show them as cleared, once again like Neteller. I have no experience with their ATM card as I have never requested it.
I don’t mean to sound like I’m plugging Click2Pay but since I have used several of the eWallets in my opinion Click2Pay is the closet that you will get to Neteller. Hope this sheds some light.
I signed up for click2pay on the 15th, received my phone call, and all seemed well. When I went to my account on the 17th it said it was locked. I sent an email which I haven’t received a reply to and have been calling since last night. They will not answer the phone or return emails. Who wants to trust their money to a place such as this?
Nauti Kitten wrote:Slotplayer,It showed up immediately in my online banking as a pending transaction but didn’t post until a few days later when it was actually sent through. However guess I just got lucky because it didn’t work last night. For those interested I use Bank of America.:banger:
Then that was EBT as POS’s withdraw the money right from the bank account instantly. Maybe the banks are messing around with blocks and it snuck through. Maybe POS transactions are just limited to businesses in the USA?
thanks for info.
I signed up with C2P last night and had some problems, but nothing more than I encountered when I singed up with Neteller years ago. They send small change to your account, just like Neteller, they have deposit limit at first, just like Neteller (which C2P told me on the phone was $700 a week, if I wanted more I would have to give them account statement verifying my account), similar to Neteller. Players had to go through the same things with Neteller. They also told me there are no limits what-so-ever on withdrawels, unlike Neteller which does have a withdraw limit. Yes, their site is a little broken at the moment, but most secure sites would be when so much unexpected secure information is bombarding their system. Yes, they are not answering their phones, but they were not exactly prepared for this. This transition may be annoying, and we are all on our last nerves, but let’s keep the perspective.
