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oh very interesting

i always thought the problem with paypal is confirming the delivery of the product, as it is a service it will be interesting to see how this is addressed. (ie to stop deposits followed by recalls)

and yeah i wonder if this will be available for withdrawls
 
Wonder what were to happen if someone tried to do a chargeback..:eyecrazy:
 
Did the newsbot crash and burn? :D


Thanks for sharing I would have missed it otherwise :)
 
Is this real? I expected this to come a lot later
 
Yes this is real. I just want the withdraw option though :)

~Danimal
 
PayPal Payment Receipt.
Your PayPal payment is now complete and the PED should be available on your PED-card.

Just tested it. It works :yay:
 
So, can anyone comment on the deposit fee? Is it cheaper than Visa (3.5%)? I'm about to check it out right now...


EDIT: Just found this info

Monthly limit: 500.00 PED. (Contact Support to increase your deposit limit)
Net PED amount to be transferred to your PED card: 480.10 PED.
Transfer fee: 1.99 USD --> 3.98%


More expensive than Visa
Definitely gives people an alternative option
but a more expensive one that Visa
Boo IMO
Came here to ask this. I was hoping for less fees as well. Thank you for posting it :)
 
More expensive?? WTF I was hoping it would be cheaper. I guess I have no idea how this stuff works.
PAYPAL W/D FTW!! (Please!)
 
So, can anyone comment on the deposit fee? Is it cheaper than Visa (3.5%)? I'm about to check it out right now...


EDIT: Just found this info

Monthly limit: 500.00 PED. (Contact Support to increase your deposit limit)
Net PED amount to be transferred to your PED card: 480.10 PED.
Transfer fee: 1.99 USD --> 3.98%


More expensive than Visa
Definitely gives people an alternative option
but a more expensive one that Visa
Boo IMO

Ditto
Yay more options!
Boo Higher Fees!
Shame on you PayPal you disruptive internet maverick :rolleyes:
 
Paypal generally charge 3% per transaction to businesses with a small turnover. So not sure where the extra is creeping in.

eg , pay someone with paypal $100 they get $97

Anyone got any thoughts
 
So, can anyone comment on the deposit fee? Is it cheaper than Visa (3.5%)? I'm about to check it out right now...


EDIT: Just found this info

Monthly limit: 500.00 PED. (Contact Support to increase your deposit limit)
Net PED amount to be transferred to your PED card: 480.10 PED.
Transfer fee: 1.99 USD --> 3.98%


More expensive than Visa
Definitely gives people an alternative option
but a more expensive one that Visa
Boo IMO

Lol, so what did you expect? Paypal being cheap? Welcome to the internet, you must be new here. :lolup:
 
Good to have it as an option, although the cost is a bit annoying. The key step forward will be if MA gets their act together and allows normal time withdrawals via Paypal, now that will be something to pat them on the back for a little bit.
 
meh, Blizzard charges 15% + $1 so 3-4% isn't bad.
 
$50 =

Net PED amount to be transferred to your PED card: 480.10 PED. (i.e. $48.01)
Transfer fee: 1.99 USD

$48.01 + $1.99 = 50

1.99/50 = 0.0398 = 3.98% Fee
 
I had some USD in paypal and tried to deposit in euro and failed. Then tried to deposit as USD and it worked fast.
 
hmmm... wonder how long paypal deposit option will stick around?

Saw this link in a google search and just thought it was funny since it made me think of Entropia...

http://www.casinosformoney.com/depositing-money/paypal-casinos
The fact that it is the number one name in the industry helps to ensure that people will choose this option over many of the other options available. This is why it is crucial for online casinos to be able to provide a PayPal option within their e-wallet range.
 
$2500 =

Net PED amount to be transferred to your PED card: 24000.10 PED. (i.e. $2400.01)
Transfer fee: 99.99 USD

$2400.01 + $99.99 = $2500

99.99/2500 = 0.039996 = 4% Fee
 
I knew they wouldn't let us withdraw with papal :( they are happy with holding our money for month or 2 when we withdraw.

ill have to try a charge back and see what happens :)
 
I knew they wouldn't let us withdraw with papal :( they are happy with holding our money for month or 2 when we withdraw.

ill have to try a charge back and see what happens :)

or 5 months...
 
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