| Posted by: The Watchdog at July 16, 2006, 9:05 pm | | Topic: moneybookers Forum: Casino Meister |
When you request a payment through Neteller or Moneybookers, the casino is not making a deposit from their bank account in you your Moneybookers account. Is just a funds transfer from their account to yours.
Moneybookers works in a lot of ways ery similar to Neteller. If you check Neteller's terms and conditions you will see that transfers between accounts are allowed as long as both accounts are registered or certified... don't remember the term they use.
Firepay works in a similar way, only that they blow
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| Posted by: mucullus at July 16, 2006, 8:33 pm | | Topic: moneybookers Forum: Casino Meister |
If you receive money from a merchant (casino) this is technically just a transfer between two moneybookers accounts. A 3rd party deposit would only be applicable if the funding source is different from a moneybookers account (e.g. credit card, bank account).
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| Posted by: parny at July 16, 2006, 7:59 pm | | Topic: moneybookers Forum: Casino Meister |
yeah but my moneybookers account is empty, i just created it... if a casino deposits money to my moneybookers account, wont that be "initial funds"
winbig wrote:"For example, a 3rd party deposit would be using your friends bank account to deposit funds into your MB acct to play at a casino" - this one i understand
Thanks winbig!
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| Posted by: winbig at July 16, 2006, 7:44 pm | | Topic: moneybookers Forum: Casino Meister |
Quote: Originally Posted by parny
If we receive funds from any bank account in somebody else's name with your Moneybookers ID stated in the reference field, it is considered a third party deposit. The same applies to deposits which originate from a company bank account for credit to a personal Moneybookers account and payments from a joint bank account, where your name is not shown as the account holder.
Read a little more closer. They're talking about initial funds into your account, not casino winnings that are put back into it.
For example, a 3rd party deposit would be using your friends bank account to deposit funds into your MB acct to play at a casino.
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| Posted by: parny at July 16, 2006, 6:53 pm | | Topic: moneybookers Forum: Casino Meister |
Hello, i have a question here...Ive been playing in this casino, and i saw they allow withdrawals to moneybookers and neteller. Since i cannot use neteller, ive created an account @ moneybookers.I was goin throo their FAQ n stuff, and everything was fine untill i saw:
FAQ:
What is considered a third party deposit?
If we receive funds from any bank account in somebody else's name with your Moneybookers ID stated in the reference field, it is considered a third party deposit. The same applies to deposits which originate from a company bank account for credit to a personal Moneybookers account and payments from a joint bank account, where your name is not shown as the account holder. Please note: Third party deposits are STRICTLY FORBIDDEN, i.e. Moneybookers cannot accept any deposits made to your Moneybookers account from a bank account held in a different name!
My question is, how can i use moneybookers to withdraw from my casino if moneybookers dont allow third party deposits? I mea... | | Read Entire Entry |
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