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Deposit and withdrawal methods: Paysafecard an invention only for gamblers

Topic created on 05th Jul. 2017 | Page: 1 of 3 | Answers: 25 | Views: 4,672
Sir_Gambleot
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Paysafecard an invention only for gamblers

5th Jul. 2017, at 03:13 am CEST#1
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So I thought about it today (yes, that also happens sometimes ). Basically, you can pay with it nowhere on the Internet, except at casinos and betting shops. Even Amazon does not offer them for sale and on Ebay they are sold above price (money laundering from dubious online businesses). Sure you can register a Paysafe account and do everything over there, but there are Skrill and Neteller (or Paypal) I prefer. Sounds funny, but is so

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Anonym

Paysafecard an invention only for gamblers

17th Dec. 2017, at 05:12 am CET#2
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They are also adapting their terms and conditions from January. I've only skimmed through it.
Have any of you read through it? Something relevant there

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Anonym

Paysafecard an invention only for gamblers

17th Dec. 2017, at 08:28 am CET#3
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I also still do not understand why you even bother to get so cards to then play?! I use my account or credit card, is much faster and less complicated. What is the circumstance with the cards anyway? Just so that the bank does not see that you gamble? The do nothing else themselves

I don't care about that at all. To get these PSCs online zb is total crap (for the lotteries that was really a cramp, with this daily limit etc).

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Stromberg
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Paysafecard an invention only for gamblers

17th Dec. 2017, at 10:52 am CET#4
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Avantgarde83 wrote on 17/12/2017 at 08:28: I also still do not understand why one makes the effort at all to get so cards to then play?! I use my bank account or credit card, is much faster and less complicated. What is the circumstance with the cards anyway? Just so that the bank does not see that you gamble? The do nothing else themselves

I don't care about that at all. To get these PSCs online zb is total crap (for the lotteries that was really a cramp, with this daily limit etc).

So I don't have a credit card and don't use online banking or eWallet or anything else.Hence psc.It's inconvenient sometimes but you have the advantage that you can't keep adding money without going to the gas station or the like.Has saved me quite a bit for sure.For anyone with a small hang to Gambling addiction the credit card payment method is deadly after all ðŸ˜'
The purchase of Psc online is I think not so long, and goes also only with online banking in principle.
In the Playstation Store I have also seen Psc as a payment method, by the way

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Anonym

Paysafecard an invention only for gamblers

17th Dec. 2017, at 11:21 am CET#5
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Sir_Gambleot wrote on 05/07/2017 at 03:13: So I was thinking today (yes that happens sometimes ). Basically you can't pay with it anywhere on the internet except casinos and betting shops. Even Amazon does not offer them for sale and on Ebay they are sold above price (money laundering from dubious online businesses). Sure you can register a Paysafe account and do everything over there, but there are Skrill and Neteller (or Paypal) I prefer. Sounds funny, but is so

Paysafecards were not intended for online casinos. They were used for a very long time for online games. At some point came Steam etc. That's why the focus of the cards has shifted
Most businesses don't accept them because they are too high processing fees and that's too stupid for the merchants
Just wanted to say that these have been used for something else mainly

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redriver67
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Paysafecard an invention only for gamblers

17th Dec. 2017, at 11:24 am CET#6
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Yes I am annoyed every time I Deposit at Rizk with Paysafecard because they deduct some of it because of the processing fees.

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Stromberg
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Paysafecard an invention only for gamblers

17th Dec. 2017, at 11:28 am CET#7
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redriver67 wrote on 17.12.2017 at 11:24: Yes I am annoyed every time I Deposit at Rizk with Paysafecard because they deduct some of it because of the processing fees.

Yes that is annoying, fortunately not all do that. Should actually be self-evident that the casino takes over the fees.

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Anonym

Paysafecard an invention only for gamblers

17th Dec. 2017, at 11:29 am CET#8
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redriver67 wrote on 17.12.2017 at 11:24: Yes I am annoyed every time I Deposit at Rizk with Paysafecard because they deduct some of it because of the processing fees.

Rizk can also not get the neck full

Dunder and its withdrawal fees are the same in my opinion

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Paysafecard an invention only for gamblers

1st Jul. 2024, at 02:20 pm CEST#9
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Hello, I have now only found this tread regarding Paysafecard.
My account was blocked on Friday.
In my opinion without reason.
First I had to upload the pin with serial number and my ID next to it. Then they wanted another pin with a different serial number. But I don't have another one. Then I received an email from them in which I was contacted with a different name. The 50 euros of my pin from Friday are visible on my account. But it is still blocked for transactions. What can I do?

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hustlehoff
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Paysafecard an invention only for gamblers

1st Jul. 2024, at 02:42 pm CEST#10
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Shirley wrote on 01.07.2024 at 14:20: Hello, I have now only found this tread regarding Paysafecard.
My account was blocked on Friday.
In my opinion without reason.
First I was supposed to upload the pin with serial number and my ID next to it. Then they wanted another pin with a different serial number. But I don't have another one. Then I received an email from them in which I was contacted with a different name. The 50 euros of my pin from Friday are visible on my account. But it is still blocked for transactions. What can I do?

What can I do? Deal with the support somehow.

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