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Most of them don't. Paypal has a ban on transactions with any kind of gambling oriented sites. This is because it is american based and some states don't like the idea of online gambling that they cannot regulate directly.

Neteller is a common Canadian based alternative that most - if not all - bingo sites accept.

http://www.neteller.com

I just noticed that this site is now forwarding to the Bingo Room page -- so I don't know what the deal is. I'll follow up on it.

Anyway, the Bingo sites usually offer many payment methods including firepay, neteller, credit card, e-check, direct deposit, wire transfer, snail mail checks and others.

If you are going to use a direct credit card, make sure it's from one of the sites on my list. There are alot of fly by night operations and I've heard horror stories. I don't list sites that havent established a good reputation in this industry (a billion dollar a year industry.)

Bingo Suite is a member of the Bingo Room network. Once you have an account with a Bingo Room network site -- I think that you can try the $10 free deposit on any or all of their sites with the same account -- but you can only play in one room. That room often offers prizes in excess of $50, so it is decent, but the rooms that are restricted to depositing players often have purses in excess of $1000 or huge progressives.

The thing that stands out about the Bingo Room network sites is the quirky chat. It's much more playful and goofy than most of the other sites. Even some of the login names are pretty out there. I sometimes speculate that they hire comedians to work the chat. :)

UPDATE
It looks like Bingo Suite is back with a slick new design.

The $10 free signup bonus is still in effect.

Welcome back, Bingo Suite.