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Now, here a few tips we have for our bookies. We like to help our bookies out. That is what being in this business is all about. Looking out for each other. Our bookies pay us our fees, we take care of them:
1- Only do business with people you know or who have references - Then Verify references
Make sure you know the people you do business with. Don't get greedy. Be cautious. If you don't know the person directly, try to find someone who does, ask them about your potential new customer. Ask any potential customers some personal questions: where he used to live, where he works, etc. Verify such info. Only then should you hand out an account or even acknowledged that you provide bookie services.
2- Be-careful what you say and where you say it
Phone calls can be recorded or intercepted. The same for emails, text messages, skype and others. Make sure to do any serious talking in person. And make sure it is always the same place. Control evens when they happen. And make sure to train your customers to be vague: "Hey let's meet up", instead of: "I have $2k for you today, I'll get you the rest this week"
3- Don't Believe Everything you See
For example, don't give out big credit lines to a guy just because he has a nice rolex and he drives the latest Mercedes. Plenty of people live on credit, way beyond their means. Sometimes an old, unimpressive guy will have a better ability to pay a $10k debt than the guy who is flashing money around.
You should only believe what happens, not what appears to be. So start your clients off on a lower limit, and bump 'em up as you verify they pay their debts on time. Big debts, unsolved debts can lead to stupid decision making. Better to get the smaller, frequenter dollar than to bet on that large payoff... which might not happen.
4- Money Management.
Even thought it might not seem like it sometimes, when things are going well, bookmaking can sometimes have slight margins. When a windfall happens, put that money aside. You might need it latter on in the season. Especially if you are growing your customer base.
Want to know why we are the best? You can find that explained here, here, here, here, here and here.
Now, here a few tips we have for our bookies. We like to help our bookies out. That is what being in this business is all about. Looking out for each other. Our bookies pay us our fees, we take care of them:
1- Only do business with people you know or who have references - Then Verify references
Make sure you know the people you do business with. Don't get greedy. Be cautious. If you don't know the person directly, try to find someone who does, ask them about your potential new customer. Ask any potential customers some personal questions: where he used to live, where he works, etc. Verify such info. Only then should you hand out an account or even acknowledged that you provide bookie services.
2- Be-careful what you say and where you say it
Phone calls can be recorded or intercepted. The same for emails, text messages, skype and others. Make sure to do any serious talking in person. And make sure it is always the same place. Control evens when they happen. And make sure to train your customers to be vague: "Hey let's meet up", instead of: "I have $2k for you today, I'll get you the rest this week"
3- Don't Believe Everything you See
For example, don't give out big credit lines to a guy just because he has a nice rolex and he drives the latest Mercedes. Plenty of people live on credit, way beyond their means. Sometimes an old, unimpressive guy will have a better ability to pay a $10k debt than the guy who is flashing money around.
You should only believe what happens, not what appears to be. So start your clients off on a lower limit, and bump 'em up as you verify they pay their debts on time. Big debts, unsolved debts can lead to stupid decision making. Better to get the smaller, frequenter dollar than to bet on that large payoff... which might not happen.
4- Money Management.
Even thought it might not seem like it sometimes, when things are going well, bookmaking can sometimes have slight margins. When a windfall happens, put that money aside. You might need it latter on in the season. Especially if you are growing your customer base.
