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Highcard Canada. Jun 06 2011 18:11. Posts 5428 | | |
I need to know what Moneybookers currency you use for eurosites.
Do you have USD or EURO for your main account?
(so you can transfer back and forth from eurosites without getting hit with exchange rates)
When you cashout from Moneybookers EURO currency to CAD bank account, are you hit with 2 currency exchange fees?
(EURO to USD, then USD to CAD)
Also does anyone have a contact email/phone number for canadians or any email? I don't want to contact them with international phone rate + I cannot access my old Moneybookers account and can't seem to contact them any other way than logging in (which I can't) or calling.
Thank you for the help
(I know that you are allowed to have 2 Moneybooker accounts. So since my 1st account I can't access/get a hold of them, my 2nd account will either be USD or EURO)
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Garfed Malta. Jun 06 2011 18:36. Posts 4818 | | |
>Do you have USD or EURO for your main account?
Depends what site you play, but if you deposit more then 5k euro within one month period then you can get account with two currencies. Check www.moneybookers.com/vip
Make sure to check what poker room you are interested in, since some of them offer options to keep cash and play in all of the currencies.
When you cash out from MB where you have euro account to CAD bank account you pay 1.8% exchange rate once ( EU -> CAD ). However another example: if you would have MB account in eu, and poker acount in $ ( lets say Pokerstars ) then you pay the exchange rate twice ( PokerSTars $ -> MB euro when withdrawing -> CAD on your bank account ).
As for contacting them, just use skype or email them.
And for the last part, you are NOT allowed to have 2 MB accounts, unless its a VIP account with 2 currencies. |
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barbieman Sweden. Jun 06 2011 21:42. Posts 2132 | | |
just use the same currency as you use in your bank account, will eventually result in roughly the same exchange rate..? |
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Highcard Canada. Jun 08 2011 19:41. Posts 5428 | | |
| | On June 06 2011 17:36 Defrag wrote:
>Do you have USD or EURO for your main account?
Depends what site you play, but if you deposit more then 5k euro within one month period then you can get account with two currencies. Check www.moneybookers.com/vip
Make sure to check what poker room you are interested in, since some of them offer options to keep cash and play in all of the currencies.
When you cash out from MB where you have euro account to CAD bank account you pay 1.8% exchange rate once ( EU -> CAD ). However another example: if you would have MB account in eu, and poker acount in $ ( lets say Pokerstars ) then you pay the exchange rate twice ( PokerSTars $ -> MB euro when withdrawing -> CAD on your bank account ).
As for contacting them, just use skype or email them.
And for the last part, you are NOT allowed to have 2 MB accounts, unless its a VIP account with 2 currencies. |
thank you for the Link, I found an email address from that and have managed to get everything sorted out. |
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