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so quick rundown - played with one book, which I will not name as they are not a sponsor here, and won a large amount in the course of a couple weeks.

met their rollover requirement and submitted a withdrawl which they declined....and now they are accusing me of opening multiple accounts with same IP. I told them this is riduculous and I didn't do such a thing.

I have a phone call scheduled with an account manager there tonight...any insight or advice on how I can defend against this claim? They aren't the most "reputable" of all books so I think this riduclous claim is just a cop-out from paying me

any insight or advice would be appreciated. thanks
 

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Just tell them your uncle is one of the best lawyers in all of new york and it would be in their best interest to end this matter now.
 

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Yeah good for a laugh, I seriously doubt an offshore book gives a fuck what your uncle does for a living.
 

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I might seek help from the owners of what ever forum they advertise at, possibly file a complaint at SBR as well, if the phone call fails.
 

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uuummm, its possible the the book you are speaking of has another book, and you played at both, or fess up and tell us you did have multiple accounts.
 

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Why can't u open multiple accounts with the same IP, as long as u deposit money into them, unless its creditwagering.com
 

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Why did you play there if you say " they are not the most reputable of books"....I just do not get it anymore, you guys who go thru this should be taken out back and shot at..Why play if there is a chance of getting stiffed?
 

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Why did you play there if you say " they are not the most reputable of books"....I just do not get it anymore, you guys who go thru this should be taken out back and shot at..Why play if there is a chance of getting stiffed?

Who cares how reputable they are, as long as they have a big sign up bonus.:howdy:
 
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Were bonuses involved? Are you absolutely positively certain that you only had 1 account with them(or them & any "sister books" that they may have(but that is still a gray area in my eyes)).
 

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So what if you opened multiple accounts? What has that got to do with the account you won money at? THEY are supposed to check ID's. If they didn't, it's their problem. We know that their story is just a smokescreen, but you can use this to fight bac at them. Best offense is a good defense.
 

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Were bonuses involved? Are you absolutely positively certain that you only had 1 account with them(or them & any "sister books" that they may have(but that is still a gray area in my eyes)).

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why do books use this


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every time I log onto betjamaica I see this on the bottom of my browser

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at another site I hear this

What is iesnare?
Iesnare is a ‘reputation management’ system by a company called Iovation that stores a digital fingerprint of your current system in a database on their website. That fingerprint can then be accessed by all of their customers - ie online gaming websites - to track your online activity.

The main purpose of the system is to block criminal activity where fraudsters use multiple stolen identities / credit cards to sign up for multiple accounts on the same gaming sites.

Whilst this sounds like a good thing and any lawful user shouldn’t have anything to worry about, what is worrying is the fact that your computer’s identity is being monitored as you use it across many different gaming websites. So for example if you use the same machine to sign up to two or more different sites that use the iesnare system, each site will know that you’ve recently signed up somewhere else and potentially earmark you as a criminal or abuser.

In the UK (no idea of the equivalent in the US) the Data Protection Act makes the sharing of personal information between different organizations is unlawful and it’s arguable that iesnare is in contravention of that law. Iovation would probably argue that they’re not storing or sharing any personal information, it’s only your PC’s identity that they’re storing and sharing. Whether your PC’s identity is a part of your personal identity is up for question.

Also, you don't get the option to opt in or out of this, the iesnare cookie is installed secretly without your knowledge or explicit permission (as opposed to the permission you give when you agree to the T&C of most gaming sites which probably includes a clause that allows them to use companies like Iovation to track users).
 

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So what if you opened multiple accounts? What has that got to do with the account you won money at? THEY are supposed to check ID's. If they didn't, it's their problem. We know that their story is just a smokescreen, but you can use this to fight bac at them. Best offense is a good defense.

I'm assuming you have never met our little buddy WVU.
 

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I think anyone who has read about WVU will understand why having multiple accounts is a call for an audit by a SB. Once again if I bother you so much then block me buddy, its not hard at all.
 

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I will bet you 100,000 colones that I have a better understanding of this business than you do, just stick to making losing wagers and kissing ass and you should be fine.
 

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I will bet you 100,000 colones that I have a better understanding of this business than you do, just stick to making losing wagers and kissing ass and you should be fine.


Whoa. Settle down Beavis.
 

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