Online Casinos with Check and Wire Options

iNetBet also accepts most credit cards and also has an option for those that use Netspend and other credit cards to purchase gift cards to the casino called "Express Payment", for withdrawls they also have wire transfers and a check option called "Overnight Express" which for most is not overnight but I believe they state within 7 days for those in the U.S.

I am currently waiting on Rushmore Casino for a wire transfer. I won some in the weekly tournament, and cashing out $275.00. I've won several times but never cashed out, my docs are approved and withdrawl approved, so will see if it takes 2-3 business days. If I KNEW how to deposit, I would play it all back, instead will probably go to the local land Casino....Sucks, can't wear PJ's there...LOL

Kitz thanks for the info, and Cootsoup, look around, sure you can wear your pj's lmao!!!!!

Cootsoup, Congrats! Rushmore usally takes 5 business days to pay, not 2-3. I am not sure how long wires toake.

kitzianne,

TDTAT:

American Express and Wire Transfers are Now Live at SlotoCash and Desert Nights Casino!

"We have recently introduced American Express as a deposit method for our members and wire transfer as a withdrawal method."

Intertops has a cool new cashout option! Check your cashier

Got an e-mail from Box 24, wire transfers have to be a minimum of $350, that's pretty high, think I'll stick with iNetBet for now they'll send checks and their minimum of $50.

kitzianne, Check the intertops cashier... there is a new and exciting withdrawal method

Now that one sounds interesting, I'll check it out, thanks!

kitzianne, Did you see it?

I did and it is an option, however there is a $35 cost which I don't quite understand. If I were lucky enough to cash out any substantial amount I'd probably go with their check option as their begining limit is $150 which is more resonable than most I've checked into. Thanks though, glad to see that at least they are trying to assist us US players to continue our little vices

kitzianne, Right, but if the amount was $3000, which is the yearly limit, it would be nice to have an amount such as that that no prying eyes would ever see (if you get my drift) and I would happily pay $35 as opposed to paying my bank a $20 wire fee for the reason I mentioned.

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