Who pays the comission?

#1 3rd August 2008, 12:33 PM

Hi

Well - this a question I never find the answer too in any poker site FAQ..

Who pays the transfer fees when you withdraw? It seems reasonable that the website should but...

How does it work where you play?

#2 3rd August 2008, 12:54 PM

It's a user transaction, so the user pays the fee, be carefull however as SOME sites charge a fee just for making a withdrawal. Ewallet providers only make a charge when you make a deposit to a site, or a withdrawal to your bank, they do not charge you for a withdrawal to your account from a poker site.

#3 3rd August 2008, 10:48 PM

I just signed up with bodog. My 3 credit cards I have didn't word so I did Western Union transfer (what a pain but doable by phone). They cover fees for any $200+ deposit. So I got my deposit ($500) + 10% first time deposit ($50)+ fees ($53) in my bodog account. Total deposit of $603.

#4 5th August 2008, 7:15 PM

thanks!

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