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Message: [QUOTE="Tammy, post: 731135, member: 3824"] The only problem is, Neteller is not an option for U.S. players. Which is a shame, because it was reliable, fast, and most sites covered the depositing/withdrawal fees. But, it's not available to Roland, so ignore that. :) Something everyone should keep in mind: if you make a deposit using a credit card you CANNOT make a withdrawal back to the card. This is something set in place by the credit card company, not the poker site. So be aware of that. Roland, I've never withdrawn from Bodog (to be truthful, I haven't made any withdrawals since Neteller closed to the U.S. market), but I see that Moneybookers is not an option there. Also, if you haven't made a deposit with either eWalletXpress of Click2Pay, you won't be able to request a withdrawal using this method. Looking at my Bodog account, I see that ePassporte is not even an option. So, assuming you used neither eWalletXpress nor Click2Pay to deposit on Bodog, your three options are: [LIST] [*]Check by Courier [*]Money Transfer [*]Rapid Transfer[/LIST]Check by Courier is said (according to Bodog) to arrive within 15 business days to most U.S. locations. You should know however that many people have had problems with this method. Some have claimed that their checks have bounced, and while they eventually get their money, they have to wait much longer than the expected 15 business days. Money Transfer and Rapid Transfer appear to be a transaction that uses a service like Western Union, where you go and pick-up your funds (I'm not sure if WU is the company they use, however). The only difference between the two from what I can gather is that the Money Transfer takes 5-7 business days to clear, while the Rapid Transfer happens more quickly (however, they do not specify on Bodog how long it actually should take). There is a disclaimer that states: "If you have used methods other than Money Transfer/Rapid Transfer to fund your Bodog account, your payout will be processed via that method, if applicable." If you used a credit card to deposit, however, this may be an option open to you. Contact Bodog for details on that end. I hope this helps you in making a decision. I've gathered this information based on what is available to me on my account. Your options may vary. To see what is available to you, log onto your Bodog account. Go to the Cashier and click on "Payout". [/QUOTE]

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