PartyPoker to remove withdrawal fees

PartyPoker, the online poker brand of bwin.party, has last week that players will be able to withdraw their money from the poker room without paying any extra fees on most of the options.

Previously, every PartyPoker customer trying to withdraw through banking methods (or Mastercard, Visa and PayPal) was forced to pay a processing fees, which is quite a standard in the market.

Director of games Golan Shaked wrote on the corporate blog that after listening to players feedback, PartyPoker will remove these fees:
“When we started our ‘Poker for the People’ campaign, withdrawal fees and our loyalty store were the two hottest topics raised at our live player forums,” Shaked said.Our poker team has been working hard and we’re really pleased to have addressed these two issues, but there’s still work to be done.
We want to be the online poker site that champions what players want and we’re up for the challenge of making our players’ experience the best it can be.
We are now looking at ways to eliminate withdrawal fees from the small number of payment processors who currently charge a premium for their services.”

Besides that PartyPoker has also informed that paysafecard will replace Ukash. This is caused by the fact that paysafecard was taken over by Skrill.
Ukash customers remain able to redeem any remaining vouchers until October 31.

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Hey Pokerstars. Follow suit you money grabbing cockbangers.

On August 20 2015 00:02 devon06atX wrote: Hey Pokerstars. Follow suit you money grabbing cockbangers.

? Pokerstars does not have withdrawal fee lol

yeah, Neteller and Skrill still with fees

On August 20 2015 00:53 GoTuNk wrote: Show nested quote + On August 20 2015 00:02 devon06atX wrote: Hey Pokerstars. Follow suit you money grabbing cockbangers. ? Pokerstars does not have withdrawal fee lol

lol? You're a fool if you think that. They used to not, they did once Amaya took over. Maybe it's because they have to convert from USD to CAD (funny, since it's a Canadian company), but yes, they do. Every time I cash out, they take a few dollars.

Thx Amaya.

^pretty sure PP had conversion fee and withdrawal fee as well

PP had massive scam like fees and vig rates, you lost like 10-15% cashing in and out at PP

^10-15%? Fuck... That's brutal

On August 22 2015 02:23 Highcard wrote: PP had massive scam like fees and vig rates, you lost like 10-15% cashing in and out at PP

You have to equate this with the average skill level of the site. For example PP vs PS you print money vs the competition.