I have been playing with Betodog.com for roughly a year now. They are a referral/credit based book who in January changed their web address to thedog365.com. Over the last year they always paid out quickly and everything seemed ok until last Monday Feb 1 when the website (thedog365.com) would not load because "the server could not be found". I emailed them several times with no reply. Then I logged to their "backup" site, betbck.com and it showed my balance but also a window popped up saying my account had been suspended and I need to contact my agent. A friend of mine who also plays with these guys had the same issue. He also had a positive balance but got the same message saying his account had been suspended. Long story short, is there anyone out there with the same issue? If so please reply here or send me a message. We want to track these guys down and collect our money. I'm guessing someone won a lot of money from them and rather than pay they decided to shut down. Thanks in advance for any info you can provide.
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I have been playing with Betodog.com for roughly a year now. They are a referral/credit based book who in January changed their web address to thedog365.com. Over the last year they always paid out quickly and everything seemed ok until last Monday Feb 1 when the website (thedog365.com) would not load because "the server could not be found". I emailed them several times with no reply. Then I logged to their "backup" site, betbck.com and it showed my balance but also a window popped up saying my account had been suspended and I need to contact my agent. A friend of mine who also plays with these guys had the same issue. He also had a positive balance but got the same message saying his account had been suspended. Long story short, is there anyone out there with the same issue? If so please reply here or send me a message. We want to track these guys down and collect our money. I'm guessing someone won a lot of money from them and rather than pay they decided to shut down. Thanks in advance for any info you can provide.
Hey, a relative got me hooked up with BetODog in December because I was told about their easy payouts (5Dimes made me jump through hoops to validate a credit card that I had destroyed because the security was compromised in an unrelated manner).
It just so happens that last Tuesday, I went over my $300 collection threshold, that is, I was down more than $300. I was making wagers through their backdoor site as I thought their main site was temporarily down. Then on Wednesday, I was blocked. I thought they blocked me because they wanted to collect, which I thought was BS because it's only if you're in debt on Monday of each week that they collect. So I contacted their 1-877 number, which was just a line to make wagers, not the actual book. I then emailed them, but didn't hear a response, so I figured I'd hear from them Monday at which point I'd pay them and then never use them again.
But I heard nothing. That's when I did some online digging and found the same information that MayaMigs posted.
You could see where the "O-Dog" comes from, his nickname. It's almost like this was inevitable. This guy flaunted his lifestyle. Even if he didn't have goons threaten someone to the extent he cowered to the local FBI office, it's like he'd eventually get caught. Surprised he didn't get nabbed years ago.
But this is just another tale of how the insatiable human will for more undid someone. This Owen Hansen wasn't content with what he had. He wanted more and more, so it's no surprise he eventually got mired in the drug trafficking trade, where obviously, the money can far eclipse anything that can be brought in from gambling (learned this from the meeting of the Five Families in The Godfather ;-) ).
As for my piddling little debt. I don't think anyone will ever try to collect such a relatively small amount. Why risk having the vice squad come after you for that? And if someone does eventually contact me, I'll just simply ask that those I know get what's due to them (my relative and some of his friends were well into positive territory) before I pay anything out.
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Hey, a relative got me hooked up with BetODog in December because I was told about their easy payouts (5Dimes made me jump through hoops to validate a credit card that I had destroyed because the security was compromised in an unrelated manner).
It just so happens that last Tuesday, I went over my $300 collection threshold, that is, I was down more than $300. I was making wagers through their backdoor site as I thought their main site was temporarily down. Then on Wednesday, I was blocked. I thought they blocked me because they wanted to collect, which I thought was BS because it's only if you're in debt on Monday of each week that they collect. So I contacted their 1-877 number, which was just a line to make wagers, not the actual book. I then emailed them, but didn't hear a response, so I figured I'd hear from them Monday at which point I'd pay them and then never use them again.
But I heard nothing. That's when I did some online digging and found the same information that MayaMigs posted.
You could see where the "O-Dog" comes from, his nickname. It's almost like this was inevitable. This guy flaunted his lifestyle. Even if he didn't have goons threaten someone to the extent he cowered to the local FBI office, it's like he'd eventually get caught. Surprised he didn't get nabbed years ago.
But this is just another tale of how the insatiable human will for more undid someone. This Owen Hansen wasn't content with what he had. He wanted more and more, so it's no surprise he eventually got mired in the drug trafficking trade, where obviously, the money can far eclipse anything that can be brought in from gambling (learned this from the meeting of the Five Families in The Godfather ;-) ).
As for my piddling little debt. I don't think anyone will ever try to collect such a relatively small amount. Why risk having the vice squad come after you for that? And if someone does eventually contact me, I'll just simply ask that those I know get what's due to them (my relative and some of his friends were well into positive territory) before I pay anything out.
Owen and his people at Betodog as far as Paying went, were as solid as it got. You were paid immediately Monday no bs no stories. That's the good news. The main issue and what ran them into trouble and to a lesser extent Macho Sports who were their older brother so to speak; was Owen and those macho sport guys behaving like they were made men in the Sopranos and ran around California terrorizing delinquent players and their families. Was never going to last
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Owen and his people at Betodog as far as Paying went, were as solid as it got. You were paid immediately Monday no bs no stories. That's the good news. The main issue and what ran them into trouble and to a lesser extent Macho Sports who were their older brother so to speak; was Owen and those macho sport guys behaving like they were made men in the Sopranos and ran around California terrorizing delinquent players and their families. Was never going to last
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