PokerStars Brings Back Instant eCheck Deposit Option!
December 9, 2008
The title says it all - PokerStars has finally brought back the eCheck deposit option for USA players. Besides credit cards, eChecks are the most convenient deposit option available, as they allow for instant transfers directly from your checking account. Also, PokerStars doesn’t charge any fees for using the eCheck option, so you’ll save a bunch of money over using a deposit service like Western Union.
To deposit using eChecks you’ll have to provide PokerStars with your 9-digit bank routing number, your checking or saving account number, your social security number, your date of birth, and your phone number. After your first eCheck deposit, you’ll have to wait 48 hours until you can make another deposit using eChecks. However, after you’ve had your first successful eCheck deposit you can make up to 4 deposits using eCheck transactions per 24 hours.
Although this is great news from PokerStars, eCheck deposits won’t work for everyone in the United States. The UIGEA bill attempts to limit financial institutions when it comes to processing gambling transactions, and some banks have followed the regulations. If your bank denies your eCheck transaction, it’s most likely because they won’t process online gambling payments. If that is the case, you’ll have to use another gambling deposit option like Western Union or Credit Card.
If you’re making your first deposit at PokerStars.com, you’ll be eligible for a 100% up to $50 match bonus. To redeem your bonus, sign up using marketing code “PSP7236” and make the deposit. After depositing, the bonus money will be held in your pending bonus account until you release it by earning PokerStars Frequent Player Points. To learn more read our PokerStars.com Review.
PokerStars also gives all new depositors entry into exclusive freerolls. They’re giving away $75,000 in these freerolls between now and Christmas, so make sure to sign up at PokerStars.com today!


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