[Quote: Originally Posted by angle2win] YOU WAGER.COM IS PART OF FIRST FIDELITY.. GREAT BOOK [/Quote
first fidelity is an outstanding book, asked for payouts in the morning had them by the evening on multiple occassions. I just hate their juice.... was a long time matchbook user and now 5dimes reduced juice user.... i get annoyed paying 20 cents juice
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[Quote: Originally Posted by angle2win] YOU WAGER.COM IS PART OF FIRST FIDELITY.. GREAT BOOK [/Quote
first fidelity is an outstanding book, asked for payouts in the morning had them by the evening on multiple occassions. I just hate their juice.... was a long time matchbook user and now 5dimes reduced juice user.... i get annoyed paying 20 cents juice
bouncing check is not industry standard,so if 5 dimes bouncing check, they shouldnt even been in businese..
has anyone had a check bounce from them? i saw people say their checks may bounce, but nobody said it with the anger that would come from a first hand experience
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Quote Originally Posted by winner005:
bouncing check is not industry standard,so if 5 dimes bouncing check, they shouldnt even been in businese..
has anyone had a check bounce from them? i saw people say their checks may bounce, but nobody said it with the anger that would come from a first hand experience
Called 5dimes to make a deposit via WU asked for the receiver and location they had me on hold for like 5 minutes so I gave up...Glad I did my plays for Saturday were all bad......
Guess they don't need my business anymore been with them since they were SportBet since about 04. Fuck me huh!
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Called 5dimes to make a deposit via WU asked for the receiver and location they had me on hold for like 5 minutes so I gave up...Glad I did my plays for Saturday were all bad......
Guess they don't need my business anymore been with them since they were SportBet since about 04. Fuck me huh!
5 dimes has changed. Just got off the live chat with a manager. Fees for Western Union and Money Gram are no longer fixed fees. It used to be $30 for WU and $70 for MG (yes, $70 for a freaking payout. one that they cap at $850 to begin with. That's almost 10%!!). Now they depend on how much you request, which makes it $10-$15 more for WU and a little less for MG. Kind of sucks, because WU was a good method to get $950 for $30 fee, but now I just paid $40 for a $750 payout. Pisses me off. I didn't even get a notification email or message. Had to find out when I went to request. Should have some sort of messaging system once you log into your account.
Also, the "free" payouts have changed. Now you only get a free payout once every 30 days if you haven't gotten ANY payout in the last 30 days. So basically if you got a payout 29 days ago, even if you paid fees, you're not getting a free payout. My last free payout was 2 months ago, but since I just paid $57 in fees 25 days ago, then I cannot get a free payout.
So all in all, the fees are going up and the free payouts are going down.
I just got off of live chat with a manager who explained that there are some other options available, including a "debit" option. I'm awaiting the email explaining that.
I'm also going to switch from "reduced lines" to the cash back on losses program. You cannot parlay or if bet reduced lines, and that is a big inconvenience for me.
Hope this helps. Might shop around for another book.
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5 dimes has changed. Just got off the live chat with a manager. Fees for Western Union and Money Gram are no longer fixed fees. It used to be $30 for WU and $70 for MG (yes, $70 for a freaking payout. one that they cap at $850 to begin with. That's almost 10%!!). Now they depend on how much you request, which makes it $10-$15 more for WU and a little less for MG. Kind of sucks, because WU was a good method to get $950 for $30 fee, but now I just paid $40 for a $750 payout. Pisses me off. I didn't even get a notification email or message. Had to find out when I went to request. Should have some sort of messaging system once you log into your account.
Also, the "free" payouts have changed. Now you only get a free payout once every 30 days if you haven't gotten ANY payout in the last 30 days. So basically if you got a payout 29 days ago, even if you paid fees, you're not getting a free payout. My last free payout was 2 months ago, but since I just paid $57 in fees 25 days ago, then I cannot get a free payout.
So all in all, the fees are going up and the free payouts are going down.
I just got off of live chat with a manager who explained that there are some other options available, including a "debit" option. I'm awaiting the email explaining that.
I'm also going to switch from "reduced lines" to the cash back on losses program. You cannot parlay or if bet reduced lines, and that is a big inconvenience for me.
Hope this helps. Might shop around for another book.
5 dimes has changed. Just got off the live chat with a manager. Fees for Western Union and Money Gram are no longer fixed fees. It used to be $30 for WU and $70 for MG (yes, $70 for a freaking payout. one that they cap at $850 to begin with. That's almost 10%!!). Now depends on how much you request, which makes it $10-$15 more for WU and a little less for MG. Kind of sucks, because WU was a good method to get $950 for $30 fee, but now I just paid $40 for a $750 payout. Pisses me off. I didn't even get a notification email or message. Had to find out when I went to request. Should have some sort of messaging system once you log into your account.
Also, the "free" payouts have changed. Now you only get a free payout once every 30 days if you haven't gotten ANY payout in the last 30 days. So basically if you got a payout 29 days ago, even if you paid fees, you're not getting a free payout. My last free payout was 2 months ago, but since I just paid $57 in fees 25 days ago, then I cannot get a free payout.
So all in all, the fees are going up and the free payouts are going down.
I just got off of live chat with a manager who explained that there are some other options available, including a "debit" option. I'm awaiting the email explaining that.
I'm also going to switch from "reduced lines" to the cash back on losses program. You cannot parlay or if bet reduced lines, and that is a big inconvenience for me.
Hope this helps. Might shop around for another book.
Helps a lot to know - thnx DanTos
Have they ever explained their "other options" available, particularly the "debit" option ??
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Quote Originally Posted by DanTos8715:
5 dimes has changed. Just got off the live chat with a manager. Fees for Western Union and Money Gram are no longer fixed fees. It used to be $30 for WU and $70 for MG (yes, $70 for a freaking payout. one that they cap at $850 to begin with. That's almost 10%!!). Now depends on how much you request, which makes it $10-$15 more for WU and a little less for MG. Kind of sucks, because WU was a good method to get $950 for $30 fee, but now I just paid $40 for a $750 payout. Pisses me off. I didn't even get a notification email or message. Had to find out when I went to request. Should have some sort of messaging system once you log into your account.
Also, the "free" payouts have changed. Now you only get a free payout once every 30 days if you haven't gotten ANY payout in the last 30 days. So basically if you got a payout 29 days ago, even if you paid fees, you're not getting a free payout. My last free payout was 2 months ago, but since I just paid $57 in fees 25 days ago, then I cannot get a free payout.
So all in all, the fees are going up and the free payouts are going down.
I just got off of live chat with a manager who explained that there are some other options available, including a "debit" option. I'm awaiting the email explaining that.
I'm also going to switch from "reduced lines" to the cash back on losses program. You cannot parlay or if bet reduced lines, and that is a big inconvenience for me.
Hope this helps. Might shop around for another book.
Helps a lot to know - thnx DanTos
Have they ever explained their "other options" available, particularly the "debit" option ??
I tried the debit option, which is basically where they credit your debit card. I filled out all of the information only to find out the next day that they don't do this for credit unions. Basically a waste of time for me.
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I tried the debit option, which is basically where they credit your debit card. I filled out all of the information only to find out the next day that they don't do this for credit unions. Basically a waste of time for me.
has anyone had a check bounce from them? i saw people say their checks may bounce, but nobody said it with the anger that would come from a first hand experience
this may be different for canadians, but all the checks i get are bank drafts.
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Quote Originally Posted by gollum:
has anyone had a check bounce from them? i saw people say their checks may bounce, but nobody said it with the anger that would come from a first hand experience
this may be different for canadians, but all the checks i get are bank drafts.
They put zero money into their infrastructure. Still running Windows NT servers, that is why you will never get a halftime bet in during football season. Their main site and all the alternates go down, or are slow as darn. Customer service sucks, Tony is a D-Bag, and they have stiffed several people.
I left them two years ago and never looked back
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They put zero money into their infrastructure. Still running Windows NT servers, that is why you will never get a halftime bet in during football season. Their main site and all the alternates go down, or are slow as darn. Customer service sucks, Tony is a D-Bag, and they have stiffed several people.
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