Prepaid Visa or MC card to deposit on FTP

[TomTom]

Is it possible to use a prepaid Visa or Mastercard to deposit for the first time on Full Tilt? I was thinking of something like Australia Post Visa Prepaid Gift Card. Are there any particular ones that definitely work?

Thank you.

[STiG]

You need to carefully read the T&C's of the card - some don't allow deposits for gaming.

How do you intend to withdraw (when the time comes)?

[TomTom]

Thanks for your reply. If anyone knows of a particular card which works, I'd appreciate it.

If I wish to withdraw, I will simply request a cheque. Obviously they'll require the usual ID, proof of address etc.

[Baron Vo Mandor]

Google Ukash mate, no fee's, easily best way and plenty of locations.

Goodluck.

[TomTom]

Thanks mate.

[Landbeast]

Is it possible to use a prepaid Visa or Mastercard to deposit for the first time on Full Tilt? I was thinking of something like Australia Post Visa Prepaid Gift Card. Are there any particular ones that definitely work?

Thank you.

All the big banks debt/prepaid cards work on FTP.. Visa lower fee than M/C,
In regards to withdrawing winnings $2500 per/day can be refunded back onto your card/acct normally takes 3-4 days to hit the acct..

[TomTom]

All the big banks debt/prepaid cards work on FTP.. Visa lower fee than M/C,
In regards to withdrawing winnings $2500 per/day can be refunded back onto your card/acct normally takes 3-4 days to hit the acct..

Thanks for your reply. I looked at the T&C's for the ANZ Visa Gift Card and it said :

"The Card may be declined by some merchants for example at gambling merchants and at those merchants who elect not to accept Visa prepaid gift cards"

The Australia Post Prepaid Visa has the same in their T&C's :

"Authorisations may be declined at some merchants (such as gambling merchants or merchants who choose not to accept Visa Prepaid cards)."

While this means that it would be the merchant, and not ANZ or Australia Post, that declines the card, I didn't like the fact that they singled out gambling sites. If you know for sure that all bank prepaid Visa's work on FTP, then this could also be a solution for me.

Again, the question remains - why would a gambling merchant decline an ANZ or Australia Post Visa card? It is more logical to assume that the decline comes from the card issuer.

[TomTom]

Google Ukash mate, no fee's, easily best way and plenty of locations.

Goodluck.

I've tried 7/11 stores, newsagents, post offices, other places mentioned on uKash website, and nowhere can I find a place to purchase uKash prepaid vouchers here in Melbourne.

Does anyone know where in Melbourne I can get my hands on some uKash?

[GTroj79]

If your still looking just go to St George bank and open a bank account with a Visa debit card these def work as do Comm bank Debit MC.

[GTroj79]

Thanks for your reply. I looked at the T&C's for the ANZ Visa Gift Card and it said :

"The Card may be declined by some merchants for example at gambling merchants and at those merchants who elect not to accept Visa prepaid gift cards"

The Australia Post Prepaid Visa has the same in their T&C's :

"Authorisations may be declined at some merchants (such as gambling merchants or merchants who choose not to accept Visa Prepaid cards)."

While this means that it would be the merchant, and not ANZ or Australia Post, that declines the card, I didn't like the fact that they singled out gambling sites. If you know for sure that all bank prepaid Visa's work on FTP, then this could also be a solution for me.

Again, the question remains - why would a gambling merchant decline an ANZ or Australia Post Visa card? It is more logical to assume that the decline comes from the card issuer.

Most likely the processor used for these cards cannot process 7995 transactions or transactions to gambling sites.