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Deposit and withdrawal methods: Payout from OC

Topic created on 26th Sep. 2024 | Page: 1 of 1 | Answers: 7 | Views: 775
Patol
GUTS,

i have the following "problem".

I deposited at an OC via bank (was pretty stupid) how do I manage to pay out my win besides bank and what comes into question? I had the idea of depositing €10 via MyFinity so that I can then withdraw everything or the rest via MF.

But is it no problem to transfer from MF to the bank account? or how do I get my money now?

LG

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Saphira
Expert

Patol wrote on 26.09.2024 at 23:39: Hello,

i have the following "problem".

I deposited at an OC via bank (was pretty stupid) how do I now manage to pay out my win except bank and what comes into question? I had the idea of depositing €10 via MyFinity so that I can then withdraw everything or the rest via MF.

But is it no problem to transfer from MF to the bank account? or how do I get my money now?

LG

Hello Patol and welcome to the forum. The idea of depositing via Mifinity and paying out the entire amount would be the right way to go. I can't guarantee whether there will be any problems when paying out from Mifinity to your bank account, but I've already done this twice and everything has remained calm. However, you would probably be on the safe side with Jeton, because you could use the Jeton card to cash out your win at the ATM.

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Patol


Saphira wrote on 26.09.2024 at 23:54:

Hi Patol and welcome to the forum. The idea of depositing via Mifinity and thus paying out the entire amount would be the right way to go. I can't guarantee whether there will be any trouble when paying out from Mifinity to your bank account, but I've already done this twice and everything has remained calm. However, you would probably be on the safe side with Jeton, because you could use the Jeton card to cash out your win at the ATM.

Hey

Hey, yes, I also have a Jeton account and already verified, but no Jeton card & this is currently no longer being issued or produced due to the high volume... but it has been like this for a few months now... I have now requested the Skrill card, but it takes 3-4 weeks until it arrives.... But Skrill itself says nothing when money suddenly arrives from MF? The easiest way would certainly be directly from MF to the bank account, but don't know hm

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gamble1
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Patol wrote on 28.09.2024 at 11:28 am:


Hey

Hey, yes, I also have a Jeton account and already verified, but no Jeton card & this is currently no longer being issued or produced due to the high volume... but it has been like this for a few months now... have now requested the Skrill card, but it takes 3-4 weeks until it arrives.... But Skrill itself says nothing when money suddenly arrives from MF? The easiest way would certainly be directly from MF to the bank account, but I don't know hm

Skrill usually doesn't say anything when money comes from another e-wallet (it's not forbidden) and I strongly suspect it's just a matter of responsibility, i.e. everyone knows where it comes from but as long as it's not obvious, no one feels responsible to report it

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Patol
And from MF directly to the bank account, what do you say?

gamble1 wrote on 28.09.2024 at 12:49 pm:
Skrill usually doesn't say anything if money comes from another e-wallet (it's not forbidden) and I strongly suspect it's just a matter of responsibility, i.e. everyone knows where it comes from but as long as it's not obvious nobody feels responsible to report it

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gamble1 wrote on 28.09.2024 at 12:49 pm:
Skrill usually doesn't say anything if money comes from another e-wallet (it's not forbidden) and I strongly suspect it's all about jurisdiction, i.e. everyone knows where it comes from but as long as it's not obvious nobody feels responsible to report anything


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gamble1
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I don't think I would do it, but no one can give you a 100% legally binding statement here - there are too many differences, including how your bank is set up and how eager the advisors and specialist departments are

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zocker0815
Top Member
probably nothing will happen if you pay out from an e-wallet to a bank account, in that sense it's legal and none of the bank's business as long as you don't exceed €15,000

because e-wallet is nothing illegal


you can do the same if a friend transfers €500 or so to your "house number", your bank won't ask where, why, why and why because it's none of the bank's business as long as you don't exceed €15,000

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RedKaos
Top Member
I handle everything via a Paysafe card, which does cost an annual fee, but at least I feel safe there, after having experienced the odd failure before, such as with muchbetter.
In any case, I also transfer money to my bank account and there have never been any problems

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