Neteller/Currency question

[MAYHEM45]

Not a hassle at all, ten minutes tops.

And yes Bunny I know of "that" fee, but there is also a fee charged on each currency conversion.

Try it yourself. Deposit 50 on party, then cash it out right away. See if the numbers match up.

[bunny]

I think I'll be better off checking my previous statements.
Don't want to be charged for testing it out.


edit: You're absolutely right.

I asked them repeatedly, to explain to me, all charges I'd be incurring, before signing up with them. They explained about the 1.9% merchant to merchant/neteller to neteller. Funny how they "forgot" to mention this "surcharge".



TalkingPoker: I don't think yet another post to my last post was needed in order to reply to Mayhem's question. That's the reason I chose to edit.

[Talking Poker]

I guess I'm just going to have to reduce the amount of time that people are allowed to Edit their posts.

[bunny]

No. Don't. It's already too short as it is.

I'll heed your request and not do it as often, alright?

[Talking Poker]

I don't understand what the problem is. All I know is I've asked you at least 3 or 4 different times to stop adding new information to old posts (I'm not going to go over the reasons for this again), yet you continue to do it. Pretty much daily. Editing is for changing typos, etc... not for changing entire posts or adding gobs of new information, or replying to posts made AFTER your posts for that matter. That's just ridicuous.

Start following the same guidelines as everyone else, or else I'm gong to have to tighten up the "rules," which effectively punishes everyone else who doesn't abuse to Edit button.

[bunny]

Just didn't make any sense (to me) to restart a new post, on the same subject, one right after another.

But as you wish.

[Talking Poker]

I know you still don't get it for some reason, but I don't think I can explain it any more clearly.

Editing a post hous later with new information is "wrong." Making a new post is "right." Just take my word for it.