long story short I have 3 checks from youwager for 3g's each. check cashing won't cash them so I have to deposit them into my bank account. I have bank of America I was wondering the best way to do it. I tried to deposit 1 through the atm and it wouldn't take it so I got to go in there. should I do 1 at a time? should I open another account and deposit 1 or 2 in there. or u think youwager would give me money orders if I sent them back? I don't want to get flagged or anything and I also deposited like $5,000 in money orders over the last couple weeks too. any advice I appreciate thx. also anyone use bookmaker I remember I used them like 6yrs ago and they were really good?
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long story short I have 3 checks from youwager for 3g's each. check cashing won't cash them so I have to deposit them into my bank account. I have bank of America I was wondering the best way to do it. I tried to deposit 1 through the atm and it wouldn't take it so I got to go in there. should I do 1 at a time? should I open another account and deposit 1 or 2 in there. or u think youwager would give me money orders if I sent them back? I don't want to get flagged or anything and I also deposited like $5,000 in money orders over the last couple weeks too. any advice I appreciate thx. also anyone use bookmaker I remember I used them like 6yrs ago and they were really good?
from experience, youwager will not cancel what they sent you. they are real picky on that and money orders are hard to get from them (I tried to get one today) and they couldnt guarantee it and i didnt want a check from them because those are sent from canada and take a while to clear from banks, fees are high, and the bank sometimes questions the check. I told them that the check was from a candain fantasy football league. I wont be doing youwager checks anymore. I requested a WU and MG today instead since they couldnt guarantee me a money order.
I would just go in your bank and deposit the check. Maybe do 2 of them and save the other one for like two weeks later? Either way, it will be a hassel but now you know for next time to do a WU or MG or ask for a money order since those are sent within the US.
Good luck. Youwager always pays within 1-3 days, which is amazing. Unfortunately, cashing candain checks is a b.i.t.ch..
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from experience, youwager will not cancel what they sent you. they are real picky on that and money orders are hard to get from them (I tried to get one today) and they couldnt guarantee it and i didnt want a check from them because those are sent from canada and take a while to clear from banks, fees are high, and the bank sometimes questions the check. I told them that the check was from a candain fantasy football league. I wont be doing youwager checks anymore. I requested a WU and MG today instead since they couldnt guarantee me a money order.
I would just go in your bank and deposit the check. Maybe do 2 of them and save the other one for like two weeks later? Either way, it will be a hassel but now you know for next time to do a WU or MG or ask for a money order since those are sent within the US.
Good luck. Youwager always pays within 1-3 days, which is amazing. Unfortunately, cashing candain checks is a b.i.t.ch..
thx yeah the only thing with WU and MG is it's a $800 max I would of had to do like 20 payouts. I love youwager they pay quick but need more options on the payouts. I'm surprised they wouldn't guarantee you a money order. I should of just did a bank wire.
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thx yeah the only thing with WU and MG is it's a $800 max I would of had to do like 20 payouts. I love youwager they pay quick but need more options on the payouts. I'm surprised they wouldn't guarantee you a money order. I should of just did a bank wire.
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