| This is a discussion on Review / FAQ for Online Poker Funding Methods? within the online poker forums, in the General Poker section; Hi all. I'd like to return to playing online poker after having been away from it for quite some time now. A lot has changed ... |
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| Review / FAQ for Online Poker Funding Methods? Hi all. I'd like to return to playing online poker after having been away from it for quite some time now. A lot has changed since I last payed in terms of deposit and withdrawal methods for US customers, so I was wondering if someone might be able to direct me to a good resource or FAQ which provides a summary of the various deposit and withdrawal methods currently available to US players. I know that most of the US-friendly online poker rooms provide a summary of available deposit and withdrawal methods on their websites, but I'm looking for some variety of "all-in-one" third-party FAQ or review which looks at the pros and cons (service fees, processing time, etc.) of the payment methods currently available. As a side question, back when I started playing poker online a couple of years ago, Visa and Master Card were pretty much not an option for players in the US. I've noticed that a number of the US-friendly sites now are promoting Visa and Master Card payments, so has something changed recently that's making this a more acceptable deposit method? Also, is there a possibility of accruing cash advance fees on the credit card when making a deposit to an online poker room? As I mentioned, hopefully there's a thorough summary or FAQ regarding the deposit and withdrawal methods currently available to US players somewhere on the Internet, so if someone might be able to point me in the right direction, I'd really appreciate it. Thanks! |
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