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  1. Hey, I cashed out $600 over 60 hours ago on Full Tilt and it still says it's "procressing". I'm used to getting an "approved" e-mail within minutes. I'm not sure why it's taking so long...I'm from Canada. Anyone else experiencing similar problems?
    Edited By: rjhomey69 Jun 1st, 2011 at 02:40 AM
  2. Took 5 days instead of the usual 5 minutes to go from FTP to Instadebit on my last cashout.
  3. I've been cashing out on a regular basis within those 6 weeks since black Friday, so I don't see how that would effect me since I'm Canadian...unless they are back logged from trying to pay off all the Americans (which is my guess as to why it's taking forever).
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    Originally Posted by rjhomey69 View Post

    I've been cashing out on a regular basis within those 6 weeks since black Friday, so I don't see how that would effect me since I'm Canadian...unless they are back logged from trying to pay off all the Americans (which is my guess as to why it's taking forever).

    My advise is be patient. My last cashout via direct bank transfer took 2 weeks, when the previous one just took a few days. They are paying people, but its not as instant as it was once for non-US residents.
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    Originally Posted by wackyJaxon View Post

    My advise is be patient. My last cashout via direct bank transfer took 2 weeks, when the previous one just took a few days. They are paying people, but its not as instant as it was once for non-US residents.

    Pretty much this. Anything from 4 weeks to 5 days since BF for me.
  6. That's a piss off. I wish pokerstars had rush poker. That's the only thing keeping me on Full Tilt.
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  7. I think they have to get your money from someone else so that they can pay you. Some would call it a pyramid scheme.

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