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    Check Raiser profnabeshin's Avatar
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    Default Withdrawl options on FT

    I used to be able to request a check from FT. Today they only had two options. Wire transfer to bank and some other option directly to bank. Any ideas on why I can't do a check anymore?

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    (Formerly Steve-O) Steve Ruddock's Avatar
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    UIGEA legislation. I've had several checks bounce from Full Tilt since full implementation back in June --FT always makes good and usually give me an extra $25 for my troubles.

    I was told they are having trouble with payment processors and therefore have suspended checks. The wire transfer is really fats maybe 2-3 business days, but you'll get whacked anywhere from $0 to $50 for wire fees (with most banks charging in the neighborhood of $25-$40). Typically FT sends it to a third party bank (who whacks you with a fee) who then wires it to your bank (who whacks you with another fee). I lose about $40 per transaction using the wire transfer, and I think the minumum is like $250 withdrawal.
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    Check Raiser profnabeshin's Avatar
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    Ouch, will this change anytime soon?

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    damn, that sounds brutal.. US really does need this Reid Bill to go through!

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