Betting Partners - Lowers Wire Fee

[Guard Dog]

In an email from Betting Partners:

Dear Partners,

We'd like to take this opportunity to inform you that we've reduced limits on Bank Wires. The required minimum amount for bank wires is changing from $1,500 to $500 USD. While this amount is calculated in USD, please note that we only send bank wires in in CAD (Canadian Dollar) or EUR (Euro). Kindly remember to input and provide complete account details - including Account Address and Bank Address.

We also offer alternative payment options, listed as follows:

1. Check by Courier – We can send a minimum of $200 USD to Canadian or USA addresses only. Please be advised that checks cannot be made out to the state of New York. We can also only send checks to personal, not company, names.
2. Player Transfer – The minimum amount we can transfer to an existing player account (Bovada.lv, Bodog.eu and Slots.lv) is $200 USD.
3. VISA Credit/Debit Card – The minimum amount we can send to personal cards is $20 USD. We are unable to send payments to pre-paid or gift cards. Payments are sent in CAD OR USD.
4. Prepaid Debit Card – The card must have a balance limit of $5,000. The card may also be used for POS and ATM, and standard card feels shall apply (ATM, Transactions, etc.).

Kindly be aware that once a payment type is registered on an affiliate account, you will not be triggered for payment until the required minimum threshold is met during the next commission period. We process commission payments around the 15th of the month and, depending on the payment method you selected, it may take anywhere from three to 10 business days for it to reach you.

You may change your payment method through your account or reach out to support@bettingpartners.com for additional support, questions or concerns.

Best Regards,

The Betting Partners Team
support@bettingpartners.com
www.bettingpartners.com

 

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[KasinoKing]

From your post, they've lowered the LIMIT, not the fee (AFAIK).
Do you want to edit the title of your post, I would you like me to do it!

This is VERY GOOD NEWS for me personally, as just this month I found that bank wire appears to be my only option, and $1,500 could take many months for me to accumulate.

Just wish they could pay in $US, so I don't have to face 2 lots of exchange fees.

KK

 

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[RyanWeb]

I think he is trying to say the fee went from 1500 to 500.. jk ...

Good to know for future payments.. As for now I am still paid via bank card But yes $1500 was a bit much for a minimum ..

 

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[slotplayer]

How does the payment to a debit card work? Does it just appear as an increase in your checking account balance?

 

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[KasinoKing]

How does the payment to a debit card work? Does it just appear as an increase in your checking account balance?

They paid me to my debit card in January - and yes, the funds just went straight into my bank account.

But then they said they couldn't do it again in February, so I had to go with Bank Wire... to the EXACT SAME bank account.
I don't understand what's going on there

KK

 

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[slotplayer]

Thanks KK.

I currently get a check but its $65 in total fees (bank raised it from $15 to $25).
Plus 99% of the time I get the tracking email after the delivery.

I could save $300 a year if I eliminate the bank fee.

 

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[RyanWeb]

How does the payment to a debit card work? Does it just appear as an increase in your checking account balance?

Yes I have been paid out to my bank card (and credit card when playing). It processes just like if you where to go to the store and get a refund back to your card.. But they are able to do it for any amount. Seems to be faster then a bank wire, and as you said, no fee..

 

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[slotplayer]

no fee. that makes it $780 a year I could save.
btw, I did get the same email.

perhaps I have it wrong. I thought there was a $40 courier fee?

 

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[RyanWeb]

Oh for check yes. I still have the bank card option for whatever reason (us)

 

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[slotplayer]

All my cards are MC. I'm thinking that might be a problem.

 

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[slotplayer]

All my cards are MC. I'm thinking that might be a problem.

here is the answer if anyone is wondering: Please note that we're only able to send payments to Visa branded credit cards.

 

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[PROFRBcom]

Yes I have been paid out to my bank card (and credit card when playing). It processes just like if you where to go to the store and get a refund back to your card.. But they are able to do it for any amount. Seems to be faster then a bank wire, and as you said, no fee..

Actually there is a limit. That limit is $3,000 USD per transaction currently.

 

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[PROFRBcom]

They paid me to my debit card in January - and yes, the funds just went straight into my bank account.

But then they said they couldn't do it again in February, so I had to go with Bank Wire... to the EXACT SAME bank account.
I don't understand what's going on there

KK

In the US market, processing is, shall we say, "tricky at times." There are different offshore processors for different types of transactions. Most of them are 3rd party processors. What likely happened is that whoever processed your first VFF refund payment saw something they didn't like and/or ran into some kind of issue and refused to do it again. Where as whoever is processing their bank wires at this time is just fine sending to the bank you use. This sort of thing happens, I've seen it time and time again with affiliate friends and our clients using BettingPartners and other US-facing gambling sites.

 

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[PROFRBcom]

here is the answer if anyone is wondering: Please note that we're only able to send payments to Visa branded credit cards.

That's why they call them VFF refunds (Visa Fast Funds) haha

 

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