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06 Aug 11
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Apparently you can only withdraw to a debit card the sum that has been deposited using that card.
What happens if you wish to withdraw more but you do not wish it to be withdrawn to another registered card ?
Can betfair be required to send you a cheque ?
What happens if you wish to withdraw more but you do not wish it to be withdrawn to another registered card ?
Can betfair be required to send you a cheque ?
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Use the bank transfer option, hits yout acc same as usual. . . .
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I cannot see that option bridegboy
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Should be the first option right under where you put your password to withdraw. . .
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Same for me Bridgeboy.
Is it possible it doesn't appear until you've cashed out on the card. |
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Its the option ive had to use since moving into profit(withdrawing more than i deposited)i wouldnt know how to withdraw any other way, maybe its UK only. . . .
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I see it now
Can you use this to withdraw say £i00 to a registerd card account from which only £20 has been deposited ? or does it have to go to a previously unregistered account ? |
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Yes thats what i do, i withdraw sunday night and it usually hits my acc wednesday though it has occasionly turned up on a thursday. . . .
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Thanks bridgeboy.
I will give this a go |
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is there a maximum amount that you can withdraw ?
i read some where I'm not sure its 48000 dollars at a time might be mistaken |
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Rs1, that limit applies to Visa cards.
Wolfatthedoor, I think those rules only apply to Mastercard debit cards. I withdraw every Sunday back to a debit card that has only deposited peanuts. |
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Trevh i use a Barclays visa debit card and i have to use bank transfer. . .
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Using the original debit card, withdraw the original amount deposited. You should then be able to withdraw any amount to that card whenever you want.
To withdraw using another card you'll probably have to register it, deposit, withdraw deposit, then withdraw what you want. This is how it works for me. In UK. |
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Fred,I have a Nationwide Visa Debit card.The card I used for the initial deposit has expired and have registered the new card.Betfair deleted the old card.I am now in the position where I am going to have to withdraw some money.I was told by Betfair I would be able to withdraw anything I wanted to my card,however I deposited £10 using the new card to activate it and is now saying I can only withdraw £10.
Have I understood your post correctly in thinking That I can still withdraw my original deposit plus the profit to the new card. |
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Sorry I'm not sure about that. If you withdraw £10, the amount that you are allowed to withdraw should then change.
Try it and see. |
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Ok tinca tinca I want a little word in your "shell like"
Recently you posted a rather silly statement aimed directly at me! Bff obviously a loser with no aspiration. My betting record this year up to april has very good but using hs bookmakers, in 10 visits to 3 different local bookmakers I made £1,500 profit, but after making the mistake of using the same bookmaker 5 times in a row I was coned out of £800 openly as bookmakers are operating a loose verbal contract for amending computerized tiling that they then go back on and avoid payment to winners! ha I have been told that all my betting will be closely monitored in the future clearly indicating they don't want me in there shop as every time I was winning there staff were on the phone and acting very strangely towards me! I will not be using the services of hs bookmakers in the future except for multiple betting at some point as they do not tolerate persistent winners! Now I see that many complainers of the premium charge are not only never likely to earn pc2 status but in your case you post a silly comment and now create a thread about not knowing the rules about first time with drawls from a debit card or any other account payment system. You have only deposited £10 then and have made some profit and wish to withdraw your winnings and have openly complained about a charge that affects persons on a betting scale far, far above your level and you have the cheek to rate other forum users winning ability! Shame on you tinca tinca and I shall not take any notice of your remarks ever again |
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Firstly,that would be conned Mr Pretentious.
Secondly,if you read the post correctly dummy,you will see that I only deposited £10 from the second card so that it would become activated. Thirdly,you are so far up your own backside you don't take notice of anything anyone says so I doubt I will be losing any sleep over that. I would also be quite happy to post my lifetime p+l if you would be prepared to do the same.  |
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Thanks for the reply fred will give it a try.
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tinca - that's exactly the position I was in a few months back, including the bank and amount. had absolutely no problems withdrawing beyond the £10.
BUT: I'd advise checking your bank statements carefully. a failed £500 withdrawal to the original card basically disappeared into the ether, and I had to go through a complaints procedure at nat west before they admitted they'd fvcked up and gave me the money back. was nothing to do with BF, I should add. was purely a natwest issue. |
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That does not give you the right to assume any customer that agrees to the right of betfair to charge
customers according to the service they are rewarded with is a loser or so far up there backside as you say, a simple check in the t&c would let you know that you cant withdraw any amount higher than than the deposit amount for a first time with drawl from that card, its basic money laundering protection and anti-card theft policy but in hindsight its an easy mistake for anyone to make who makes silly claims about other users and thinks betfair owes all its customers all the profits regardless of what they actually gain or put in to its business. I would not wish to let any other customer know of my p&l and would advise others not to display it to others for basic privacy protection! |
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Thanks viva I will be careful.
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bf_fananatic Joined: 17 Jul 11
Replies: 714 07 Aug 11 12:39 Ok tinca tinca I want a little word in your "shell like" Shame on you tinca tinca and I shall not take any notice of your remarks ever again  I knew you would not be able to resist |
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Ha Ha you got me again, drat, It did pass my mind that I slipped up there, whoops, its a draw
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we must all be very bored to be posting silly things sometimes and i must confess to be just as bad for that as others but I do try not to mention orifices and genitalia , though whoops I just mention them lol
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Not bored bf.Just got back from visiting my Mother who is resident in a local care home.She suffers from Parkinsons,Osteoporosis and Dementia,so I know how lucky I am to be able to tease people on an anonymous forum.
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WALOFS
worse then the football forum |
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That would be than not then mesmerised.
HTH. |
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Sorry to hear that tinca tinca, my mother was talking to a couple yesterday and how they came to terms with Osteoporosis and the changes they have been through, its heart breaking, sorry if I upset you and I hope I havent been too much trouble as I know I am too persistent sometimes
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You don't upset me bf,we just disagree.Life would be pretty boring if we all thought the same.
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True, not all things are the same, appear the same or work out the same for all the people thus we will always have our differences, its coming to terms with our own problems that matters or helping others
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bugger it !
In cannot withdraw more than £20 and I want to withdraw £100 Got the following message Your withdrawal request cannot be accepted. In order to be able to withdraw via Bank transfer please check that on all the other payment methods you have used (scot, lloyd) you have withdrawn at least the amount you have deposited. This is pissing me off big style |
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Phone BF, they will remove your losing cards so that you just have one current card to withdraw any amount to.
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If you're having 'draw'l problems, I feel bad for you son, I got 99 problems, but wit'draw'l ain't one.
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tinca tinca
Not bored bf.Just got back from visiting my Mother who is resident in a local care home.She suffers from Parkinsons,Osteoporosis and Dementia,so I know how lucky I am to be able to tease people on an anonymous forum.Happy tinca tinca That would be than not then mesmerised. You're mum must be very proud of you in her dying days, I wish her well, genuinely, you on the other hand appear to be a bit of a idiot. I hope this helps. |
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Can you spot the mistakes ?
Fill your boots. |
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Hmmm,posting abuse at 4.00 am on an anonymous forum.Irony obviously not one of your strong points.
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trev
simple as that.job done.thx |
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Hmmm,posting abuse at 4.00 am on an anonymous forum.Irony obviously not one of your strong points.
we all need different amounts of sleep, and go to sleep at different times for different reasons, I'm sure you have enough brain cells yo work that out. Again, you mother must be proud of her troll of a son. |
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ALWAYS USE A CONDOM WITH THIS METHOD
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Evening mesmerised,may I suggest you start wearing gloves.In the unlikely event of you leaving the house it will protect from grazing your knuckles when you are walking.
HTH |