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Gambling Applepay Withdraw Funds
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It clearly states on other providers websites for example Skybet that you cannot withdraw with applepay before you deposit I don’t see why this shouldn’t apply to Coral.sheramber said:But the OP wants it to say he cannot withdraw with Apple pay. He considers if it doesn't say I can't that means I can.0 -
Coral decided to list the withdrawal methods they do accept.Drufer111 said:
It clearly states on other providers websites for example Skybet that you cannot withdraw with applepay before you deposit I don’t see why this shouldn’t apply to Coral.sheramber said:But the OP wants it to say he cannot withdraw with Apple pay. He considers if it doesn't say I can't that means I can.0 -
What shouldn't apply? They're not compelled to copy other firms' practices, except where there's a legal requirement that all firms have to comply with.Drufer111 said:
It clearly states on other providers websites for example Skybet that you cannot withdraw with applepay before you deposit I don’t see why this shouldn’t apply to Coral.sheramber said:But the OP wants it to say he cannot withdraw with Apple pay. He considers if it doesn't say I can't that means I can.
This is a lost cause. Had you not subsequently spent the funds in there you might have had a little more leverage to get them to help, but you can't hold them responsible for you spending the proceeds because you couldn't withdraw them in the manner you wanted to.2 -
what did the terms and conditions say when you signed up to coral regarding apple pay?
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It referred u to the apple website0
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And what did that say?0
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ISpank said:
It states that withdrawl will be made using the same payment method used and shows a list of visa signs etc and all the other methods. It does not state you cannot withdraw with applepay as your debit card is in applepay wallet. On the deposit page it states you can use applepay and again nowhere does it state that applepay is not available to use as a withdrawl method. On the deposit page when directed to apple it states use applepay just like a physical card hence I thought nothing of it.And what did that say?
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So it clearly states methods you CAN deposit using and methods you CAN withdraw in.Drufer111 said:ISpank said:
It states that withdrawl will be made using the same payment method used and shows a list of visa signs etc and all the other methods. It does not state you cannot withdraw with applepay as your debit card is in applepay wallet. On the deposit page it states you can use applepay and again nowhere does it state that applepay is not available to use as a withdrawl method. On the deposit page when directed to apple it states use applepay just like a physical card hence I thought nothing of it.And what did that say?
If they stated every method you CAN'T withdraw or deposit using it'd be like reading War and Peace.
Nobody is going to list every method you can't use to pay (or in this case withdraw.)1 -
It clearly lists it in the deposit page as it’s a quick method and clearly used by many. Very sneaky not to mention that when you want to withdraw using it you can’t. Applepay states that it’s a card without having the card!Yahoo_Mail said:
So it clearly states methods you CAN deposit using and methods you CAN withdraw in.Drufer111 said:ISpank said:
It states that withdrawl will be made using the same payment method used and shows a list of visa signs etc and all the other methods. It does not state you cannot withdraw with applepay as your debit card is in applepay wallet. On the deposit page it states you can use applepay and again nowhere does it state that applepay is not available to use as a withdrawl method. On the deposit page when directed to apple it states use applepay just like a physical card hence I thought nothing of it.And what did that say?
If they stated every method you CAN'T withdraw or deposit using it'd be like reading War and Peace.
Nobody is going to list every method you can't use to pay (or in this case withdraw.)0 -
But they don't say you can withdraw using that on the withdrawal page, do they?Drufer111 said:
It clearly lists it in the deposit page as it’s a quick method and clearly used by many. Very sneaky not to mention that when you want to withdraw using it you can’t. Applepay states that it’s a card without having the card!Yahoo_Mail said:
So it clearly states methods you CAN deposit using and methods you CAN withdraw in.Drufer111 said:ISpank said:
It states that withdrawl will be made using the same payment method used and shows a list of visa signs etc and all the other methods. It does not state you cannot withdraw with applepay as your debit card is in applepay wallet. On the deposit page it states you can use applepay and again nowhere does it state that applepay is not available to use as a withdrawl method. On the deposit page when directed to apple it states use applepay just like a physical card hence I thought nothing of it.And what did that say?
If they stated every method you CAN'T withdraw or deposit using it'd be like reading War and Peace.
Nobody is going to list every method you can't use to pay (or in this case withdraw.)
And it's not sneaky. The number of people who pay using ApplePay but then, bizarrely, destroy their debit card must be absolutely minuscule. There is no way this is some dastardly plot to cheat you out of your hard earning winnings.3
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