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Deposit and withdrawal methods: Paypal soon no longer available in online casinos ? (Page 15)

Topic created on 11th Dec. 2018 | Page: 15 of 15 | Answers: 142 | Views: 60,831
Marqes
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Paypal soon no longer available in online casinos ?

29th Mar. 2019, at 01:52 am CET#141
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T0uchTheSky wrote on 29/03/2019 at 01:49
I do not believe that PayPal will disappear at sunmaker or this casino group on 1.4. I was told about 1 or 2 months ago when asked by Sunmaker that they have special contracts with Paypal, so I would guess Paypal continues with them as before.

I wonder eh very, why they have Paysafecard herrausgenommen.
I think they lose thereby the one or other euro.

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Paypal soon no longer available in online casinos ?

29th Mar. 2019, at 02:07 am CET#142
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Marqes wrote on 03/29/2019 01:52 PM
I wonder a lot anyway why they took Paysafecard out.
I think they lose a euro or two because of it.

Probably because of high fees, just like Neteller and Skrill. If you Deposit in a casino e.g. 100 euros with Neteller, Neteller gets money from this casino

At some casinos like PlayOjo the customers have to pay the fee themselves, e.g. if you deposit 10 Euro there with PSC, Neteller or Skrill, you have to pay 2.5% fee + 10 Euro

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Paypal soon no longer available in online casinos ?

29th Mar. 2019, at 02:39 am CET#143
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T0uchTheSky wrote on 03/29/2019 02:07 PM
Probably because of high fees, just like Neteller and Skrill. If you Deposit to a casino e.g. 100 Euro with Neteller, Neteller gets money from that casino

In some casinos like PlayOjo, customers have to pay the fee themselves, for example if you deposit 10 euros there with PSC, Neteller or Skrill, you have to pay 2.5% fee + 10 euros.

Yes I know that, but I would say to myself as a casino, I'd rather pay the fee and still have more revenue overall than to do without it completely.
Ne psc you buy for the evening quickly times on the side when weekend shopping, cigarettes or whatever.
Other casinos do not do without it.

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