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I've only used them once. They were OK. I think it was free when I used it, but I think they charge a fee now, like Paypal. Anyway, it took about 40 minutes to get the money from my checking account to the book. Luckily, I'e been making more withdrawls than deposits lately!! :D
I think they are the quickest and easiest way to deposit, withdraw, and transfer funds among most sportsbooks, so long as you're talking about amounts under $2500 (maximum NETeller transaction amount). There are probably 100 different books that use them now.
No fees for deposits typically, but some books charge a small fee for NETeller withdrawals (around $15).
Originally posted by Dragon: If the amount is more than $2500 do you just make multiple transfers? Or do they give you a hard time with that.
You can make multiple transfers, but if there is a fee ($15 for many books, but some books are more) you get charged multiple fees for multiple transfers.
Two books you definitely want to avoid making large Neteller transactions with:
Instant Action Sports:
Deposits are ok, but 4% fee on withdrawals. The fee is not listed on the site. I learned about this one the hard way, $200 fee on a $5000 withdrawal back in the good ol' days when the Neteller transfer limits were $5000.
SBG Global:
This was not my personal experience, but I read about it on another forum. 6% fee on DEPOSITS (?!) and 3% fee on withdrawals. There is no way to avoid the withdrawal fee, because they will not cut you a check until you reverse your funds through Neteller.
Other Neteller Dishonorable Mention:
WWTS, $30 fee
Goto, $25 fee
Heritage, rarely has funds on deposit with Neteller
Now for some HONERABLE Mention:
5 Dimes, no fee if you make your request Monday morning. $15 otherwise.
WIT, usually no fee. Not sure exactly how their policy works. Was charged my first fee ever last week, only $15 though. Perhaps you get one free withdrawal per week.
BTW, here is the post about SBG Global from Bigdan on the other site:
Last month I made a Neteller deposit to SBG global for $4000. I was charged 6% of my deposit with ended up costing me $240. Nowhere on the site does it mention a % charge. It just goes without saying if the sportsbook doesn't want to pick up the fee then the player will get charged the cost of the transfer with costs $15. The transfer limits were still $5000 at that time, so I was able to send the $4000 in one transaction. So basically they made a $225 profit off of me transfering money to them. I ended up giving them some action anyways because I had to get down on some games..anyways when it came time to cashout I now knew to ask about the payout fees. They told me Neteller would cost 3%, so instead of paying $170 with my balance at $8000, I requested a Fed Ex which only costs like $25. Wouldn't you know it I couldn't even do that. They said I HAD to withdrawl atleast the orginial $4000 back to my Neteller account. This costed me another $120. So bascially they said to me, we are going to steal another $105 from you.
I waited until now to post this because I wanted the check to clear first (nuff said). I just wanted to inform everyone to stay away from these thieves. All together I ended up paying $360 on two Neteller transfers that costed them $30. So I had $330 stolen from me by SBG Global.
I don't understand why different books charge different amounts for neteller. You would think it would be the same across the board. How can a book justify charging more? There ought to be a list of books that take neteller, and what they charge. This way, maybe the ones that charge more than others will come down in price.
All these unstated, surprise fees really give NETeller a bad name. They should clearly list the fees to the player right on the NETeller site, and even show it before you confirm a transfer.
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