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Deposit and withdrawal methods: Payment account (Page 2)

Topic created on 20th May. 2019 | Page: 2 of 2 | Answers: 15 | Views: 3,450
ruhrpott
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Payment account

1st Jun. 2019, at 02:10 am CEST#11
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Kyffgirl wrote on 05/31/2019 21:41: Hello dear ones

I have to ask you something ....

At sunmaker I've been a long time ago so at least half a year last paid via PayPal now I have finally won a little bit what quasi 400 € this I wanted to be paid out now gladly

But now the aunt from support tells me that they want to force me to pay out via Paypal and I would need a confirmation if the account no longer exists and so on
This annoys me just beastly she said but that would be in the payout rules
Now to my question, are they allowed to force me to use this one withdrawal method especially since they also offer me the other about a quick answer I would be very grateful until then your madlen



Hi,

basically, in Online Casinos you have to withdraw from where you deposited. If your last Deposit was via Paypal, then you have to withdraw it there as well. If your Paypal account no longer exists, you must send this to sunmaker
Accordingly, everything sunmaker has told you is correct

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wettibernd
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Payment account

1st Jun. 2019, at 02:30 pm CEST#12
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Simply Deposit 10 euros via bank transfer, turn 10 times to 1€ and then withdraw via bank, this usually works.

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Kyffgirl
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Payment account

1st Jun. 2019, at 03:57 pm CEST#13
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Hello dear ones,

That's just it I have since min nhalb year only via sofort and paysafe deposited... So this year deposits ALWAYS via the mentioned 😲

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Dokado1212
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Payment account

1st Jun. 2019, at 08:13 pm CEST#14
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I had then also on sunmaker. They have only accepted this after umpteen confirmations from PayPal that I no longer have an account.

Have not had a PayPal account for years...

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gamble1
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Payment account

2nd Jun. 2019, at 01:23 am CEST#15
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wettibernd wrote on 01/06/2019 at 14:30: Simply Deposit 10 euros via bank transfer, turn 10 times to 1€ and then withdraw via bank, that usually works.

so simple it is not sunmaker meant to me once they calculate against where the most money went in there must be paid out first there plays the time no big role

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ruhrpott
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Payment account

2nd Jun. 2019, at 01:31 am CEST#16
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wettibernd wrote on 01/06/2019 at 14:30: Simply Deposit 10 euros via bank transfer, turn 10 times to 1€ and then withdraw via bank, that usually works.

I agree with gamble1 that is in some casinos so that the sums add up and you should / must pay out to where the most money has flowed

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