What does netspend charge ? QT is a flat 30 dollars no matter what the amount is and then the bank takes 10 to 30 more Everyone wants to dip a little deeper in YOUR pocket. It is awful them. Your Friend kttyfn011 I know I can't afford them, not too many can these days.

ktty, why don't you try using click2pay.... the debit card is a one time $10 and the charge for withdrawal is a mere $1.50... Other than that, there are no charges. Deposits and withdrawals are very fast.

kttyfn011:
What does netspend charge ? QT is a flat 30 dollars no matter what the amount is and then the bank takes 10 to 30 more Everyone wants to dip a little deeper in YOUR pocket. It is awful them. Your Friend kttyfn011 I know I can't afford them, not too many can these days.

Netspend just takes I think $1 when you deposit so say your depositing $25 be sure you have atleast $26 on the card, and when you withdraw its only $2 each time you withdraw I think I don't remember if they charge when you use it as ACH to withdraw directly to bank I haven't done that in a LONG time

sunoiram:
ktty, why don't you try using click2pay.... the debit card is a one time $10 and the charge for withdrawal is a mere $1.50... Other than that, there are no charges. Deposits and withdrawals are very fast.

USA players can only use click2pay if they already have an account..
No new US accounts accepted.

sunoiram, I don't think they allow the click2pay for the USA. I will check it out though. Your Friend kttyfn011

Tawnia thats what I thought, I think I tried before, but wasn't sure

So sorry, didn't know... It would have been perfect, they are good
What a pain, this US legislation... Any chances it might be reversed in the near future or is this a permanent thing?

sunoiram:
So sorry, didn't know... It would have been perfect, they are good
What a pain, this US legislation... Any chances it might be reversed in the near future or is this a permanent thing?

Of course there is always a chance we will come to our senses
and stop trying to legislate morality

FYI: for smaller withdrawals www.ewalletxpress.com may be the
way to go. They charge 10% of the withdrawal amount.

Quicktender withdrawals are a flat $30, so are better for bigger cashouts.

Banks also charge for incoming wires, and that depends on your bank.
They seem to be the cheapest to wired plastic at $6.95

for the info, I never try'd the ewalletexpress yet,I'll have to check that one out. All the rest I have checked into and no others are taking any new from the USA so I'll see how the ewalletexspress is hopefully cheaper than the QT If they ever get the Mastercard up and running I could use that at 5%, and thats not bad at all. I have no Visa so I have to go with Mastercard. I'll let ya know how things go Thanks Again Tawnia Your Friend For Life kttyfn011

Tried the ewalletexpress and old silly me I have a checking account but no checks to fill in #'s they want from a paper check I just never ordered any cause I have always been able to use the debit card I got with my checking account Never thought I'd need paper checks but I guess I do now well any way Thanks for the help EVERYONE Your Friend kttyfn011

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kttyfn011:
Tried the ewalletexpress and old silly me I have a checking account but no checks to fill in #'s they want from a paper check I just never ordered any cause I have always been able to use the debit card I got with my checking account Never thought I'd need paper checks but I guess I do now well any way Thanks for the help EVERYONE Your Friend kttyfn011

Hello! I do not have paper checks either. Just use your routing number
and account number and make up a check number like 101