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Weekend payouts are always a popular topic of discussion, but the processing speed depends heavily on the specific payment channel you chose. When it comes to GreatSlots withdrawals, the internal financial security team actually operates seven days a week to review and approve outgoing requests, so your ticket is not just gathering dust until Monday. However, once the casino releases the payment, traditional clearing houses come into play. If you requested a transfer to a standard Visa, Mastercard, or personal bank account, retail banks do not settle transactions over the weekend, meaning the funds will likely hit your account on Monday morning or Tuesday afternoon. On the other hand, if you used an e-wallet like Neteller or requested a payout in crypto, the transfer clears almost instantly the moment their cashier team clicks approve, even on a Sunday night. As long as your account is verified, you have nothing to worry about.

Good evening all. I had a really lucky run on Friday night and ended up with a decent profit that I immediately submitted for withdrawal. It is now Saturday afternoon, and the cashier tab still shows the transaction as pending approval. Do payments teams process cashouts over the weekend, or does everything sit untouched until Monday morning? How long do you usually wait for funds to land in your account?

Forums just can't compete against the intentionally addictive algorithms the social media giants use. Also the amount of manpower required to run/administer/moderate a forum has gone up thanks largely to malicious people. I don't understand it, finding information on social media is a nightmare but it appears very few people wnat to do this, how many people were aware of the old twitter advanced search page, hardly any, twitter themselves didn't promote it. People are being programmed into here-and-now instantaneous gratification which is creating huge social and mental health problems.

Search engines haven't helped, while at one time they indexed virtually everything, some years ago they changed to mainly indexing or at least prioritising updated information and dropping static information.

Even non-forum websites are on the decline, many companies only have social media presence and no website of their own.

If someone was prepared to fully sponsor or fund WikiWirral in perpetuity, I'm sure Mark would prefer to have that and open up images etc again.

Being relatively late to the party finding and joining the site I can imagine in its hay day it was buzzing with activity.

I stumbled upon the site when someone sent me a link to view some pictures only to find I was unable to. I have enjoyed looking back at some old posts despite not being able to view images associated with them.

I’m not a member of any of the main social media sites but I can see the attraction and the draw from sites like this!

I think the site is brilliant and I honestly think the only thing that has killed it is the restrictions in place.

I would say open up the pictures to everyone and make viewing them free, I genuinely think it will make the site appealing and approachable. I can’t help but think how many people have been sent links to view this and that only to arrive and be greeted with not being allowed to see them. That’s a quick way to make someone forget you!

You have to remember someone will always offer something you don’t or won’t!

Is it this one,

https://www.wikiwirral.co.uk/forums...78/re-rivacre-valley-ellesmere-port.html

It keeps telling you not available i have been trying to find post from a few years ago about the Rivacre

Hii all

I attended Hillside infants & middle school, think 1971/72 to 1978/9.
Good memories, Mrs Cook, miss Farrel, Mr Birch, Mr Lewis, mrs Gronow, Miss Wheat
Went to France for leaving holiday before going to Ridgeway High.

Hi Derek, was that post Mr Digby's?

Was at one time
704 Atmosphere or The Zoo in pub index

Bert, many thanks, that's a great help

Plans were approved in 1971 for the former Shaftsbury Boys Club to operate as the Beehive Social Club, it was approved on a second application. Ricky McCabe Entertainments was the owner. Approx 1975 it became Digby's.

Hi, does anyone have information on the club which preceded Mr Digby's in Thomas Street? I have seen mention of The Bee Hive, but wondered if that was operating until the early 1970s, when Digby's launched.Any help most appreciated.

Inconsistent stories and vague, evasive answers are major red flags that you should never ignore. When someone is being honest about their life, basic details like their general career field, pets, or hobbies remain consistent across different conversations. When someone constantly contradicts themselves or dodges simple questions about their routine, it usually means they are weaving a fabricated persona or hiding something significant. I remember reading about identifying deceptive behavior on Hily in an article focused on online dating safety. When people fabricate details, they eventually lose track of their own lies as the chat goes on. You don't need to play detective or interrogate them. If their stories don't add up and their answers feel slippery, trust your instincts and disengage. Genuine connections are built on transparency and honesty from the very beginning.

I have been messaging someone who gives very strange, vague answers whenever I ask simple questions about their job or what part of town they live in. Last week they mentioned working in marketing, but today they said they work in hospital administration. When I pointed it out, they brushed it off as a joke. Am I reading too much into small details, or are shifting stories a major warning sign? How do you handle conversational inconsistencies?