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BigBadBull
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01-09-2008, 10:10 PM
Post subject: Can you translate this for me
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3-of-a-Kind
Join Date: Aug 2007
Posts: 103
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Ok so Im reading Bodog's terms and conditions and find this:
"If any eCash deposit is uncollectible for any reason, all winnings generated from that deposit will be considered invalid."
The reason it got my attention is because I actually never deposited there
(just won a few freerolls and grinded the rest of it up). And now really worried about not being able to cash out all my winnings.
Can you interpret it as a "no deposit-no cash out?" Or what does "uncolectable" mean here?
Has anyone here ever cashed out from a poker site without ever depositing?
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drtofu66
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01-11-2008, 07:21 PM
Post subject: Re: Can you translate this for me
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Flush
Join Date: Apr 2005
Posts: 595
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Originally Posted by BigBadBull
Ok so Im reading Bodog's terms and conditions and find this:
"If any eCash deposit is uncollectible for any reason, all winnings generated from that deposit will be considered invalid."
The reason it got my attention is because I actually never deposited there
(just won a few freerolls and grinded the rest of it up). And now really worried about not being able to cash out all my winnings.
Can you interpret it as a "no deposit-no cash out?" Or what does "uncolectable" mean here?
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They just want to be able to punish anyone with a fraudulent eCash account or something. I wouldn't worry about what you've won on freerolls so far provided you don't do anything to violate the TOS.
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Has anyone here ever cashed out from a poker site without ever depositing?
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No. I've always had to deposit first before withdrawing anything, even if it's winnings from a freeroll or bonus.
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pgil
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Full House
Join Date: Jun 2005
Posts: 1,103
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I started with a freeroll win at pacific and had to deposit before being able to cashout. I used neteller though. you may be able to cashout via cheque though, I don't know.
the only reason you need to deposit using a method before cashing out to it is to ensure that all of the information is correct (as far as I know anyways). shouldn't be an issue with cheque.
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eugmac
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Full House
Join Date: Jun 2006
Posts: 739
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What happened when I tried to cash from Full Tilt:
My initial deposit was made by Neteller while I was in the UK. I moved back to Canada only to find that Neteller was blocked there - therefore no cashout options for me through payment processors unless I made a deposit via Moneybookers or something else.
I contacted them and they told me I can cash out also by cheque provided I send them (fax or email) copies of photo ID (driver's licence, passport) and proof of address (i.e. a utility or phone bill). So, I'd just contact Bodog support and ask about their cheque cash-out policy.
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EasyT
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Full House
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Yo Mamma
Posts: 834
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FWIW, I see terms like this in a lot of the AFFILIATE terms. It means they won't pay you for play from signups if they have deposits reversed and such. Never really seen it in a player agreement.
You probably WILL need to do a real $ buyin before they let you keep your winnings.
EasyT
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pg3
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Join Date: Feb 2008
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I have withdrawn before after winning a freeroll without depositing anything but with a different poker room.
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QuidProQuo
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Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: Zierikzee
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No problem to cash out money when you never made a deposit. It's propably for people that get banned from MoneyBookers or Neteller and Bodog wont get the money for it. So as long as you're not a fraud everything is just fine.
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