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YAABALETT
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crawf09
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Last time I withdrew with them was a while back, but from memory didnt cost anything and talk around 4-5 days into my bank account.
Anyone withdrew more recently?
They do have some the best lines during footy season though so its always worth having a few different online books. |
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crawf09
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I notice Pinnacle have alot of depsoit and withdrawel methods these days which makes it alot easier.
Havent needed to deposit with them for a while though, im happy with me funds staying in there, great odds. |
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onionsoup_
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I read this on the Pinnacle FAQ page
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If you make deposits to your account using your Moneybookers account, payouts up to the amount deposited will be processed to your Moneybookers account. |
The way I'm reading it, that means you can only withdraw up to the amount you have deposited?? So if you make any profit you can't withdraw it? WTF? Am I reading this incorrectly. Please help |
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crawf09
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onionsoup
im guessing what they mean is you withdraw that amount straight back to your moneybookers account then the rest straight back to your bank. |
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onionsoup_
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| Posted: Sat Apr 22, 2006 3:05 pm Post subject: |
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onionsoup
im guessing what they mean is you withdraw that amount straight back to your moneybookers account then the rest straight back to your bank. |
is it troublesome to deposit back to my bank? i just didnt want to have to go through the problems of the whole inter-country thing and the fees etc so i was hoping to just make any necessary withdrawals to money bookers |
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crawf09
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| Posted: Sat Apr 22, 2006 5:08 pm Post subject: |
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I think there is some special bank code you might need for this, they will let you know, its been a long time since my first withdrawel with them. You only ended to set this up on the first time each time after it is fine.
Easiest way mate just send them through an email and ask for easiest withdrawel method, they have always answered my emails in reasonable time. |
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