Who get's your $$$ if you die?

[valdosta]

I brought this up a couple of years ago I think but will bring it up again. Anyone who has a considerable amount of $$$ online should have a family member with your passwords in case something ever happened to you. TOmorrow is never a guarantee to anyone. I was showing my mom (because I am not married), what she would need to do if something happened to me. I would hope that others do the same.

 

[100KbyXMAS]

How big a parlay would you need to hit for an offshore to put out a hit?

 

[THE SHRINK]

How big a parlay would you need to hit for an offshore to put out a hit?

I know u meant it as a joke, but I don't find it funny...

While I still believe that our industry consists of mainly reputable businesses who do the right thing, there have been colleagues of mine on other watchdog sites who have been targets of bullying, threatening, and intimidation tactics...

THE SHRINK

 

[100KbyXMAS]

Actually, I was serious. For fun I play moneyline underdog parlays sometimes, If I hit one huge, I'd be a little bit nervous that a group of people in a foreign country knew I was well off.

 

[Journeyman]

Good advise...someone should know how to get your funds.

 

[Slash]

My younger brother knows how to access my spreadsheet with account numbers and passwords, so in case I pass away, he can do with it whatever he wants...

 

[TheGeneral+]

It's a good thing to share the info, but you do not need to give passwords. All your trustee needs to do is send a death certificate and the books and processors alike will send the funds.

 

[kidslick]

It's a good thing to share the info, but you do not need to give passwords. All your trustee needs to do is send a death certificate and the books and processors alike will send the funds.

very good info general..


i wonder if any of the books have large accounts where no-one has played for a long time.???

 

[TheGeneral+]

I would guess so Kid. Unless they have a clause to sieze money after a long stalemate.