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Poker - Do any sites besides PokerStars use eCheck?
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Do any sites besides PokerStars use eCheck?
I'll admit it, I'm cheap. I don't want to have to pay a fee to put money on a site to gamble with. I resisted until this year when I used eCheck on PokerStars to put money in an account there. Finally, no fees involved and it worked just as advertised.
Does FT offer this? If not, why not? |
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I dont' see echecks at FT but they have many other options I use Instadebit,(no fee) they have click2pay, epassporte, visa, mastercard etc.
As far as why they don't have echecks you will have to ask them ![]() |
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Full Tilt Poker has a beta version of eChecks in the works right now. I expect they will roll it out to the entire membership soon. I currently have it as an option there; tried it once, and it does work just like the PokerStars version; no fuss, no bother, instant approvals.
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