I have been using BetUS.com to make bets. I have roughly $15,000 in the account. I have only put a few thousand into it. A month ago I requested a check to be sent to me for $3,800.
After waiting I contacted them and they told me the check was sent to the wrong address and that it had to be sent back to them so they could send it to the correct address.
Of course I was worried at that point. My account is now magically gone it seems. My login/password will not work. I contacted them about this and after being put on and off hold sevceral times, every call I make just disconnects.
I made another call tonight asking about my login/password. A guy named Wynn answered. He asked for my login #, I told him. He then asked me if my name was Randy. This is not my name. He also told me the last name of Randy, this, of course, is not my last name either. I told him the password for my account. He said that was not the password that matched "Randy's" account (which has my same login #).
I know I am going to never see any of my money, at least I am assuming I won't. Has anyone ever had this happen to them, or heard of it ever happening? If so, what is my next step?
(looking for serious answers)
Thanks for any help! :)
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I have been using BetUS.com to make bets. I have roughly $15,000 in the account. I have only put a few thousand into it. A month ago I requested a check to be sent to me for $3,800.
After waiting I contacted them and they told me the check was sent to the wrong address and that it had to be sent back to them so they could send it to the correct address.
Of course I was worried at that point. My account is now magically gone it seems. My login/password will not work. I contacted them about this and after being put on and off hold sevceral times, every call I make just disconnects.
I made another call tonight asking about my login/password. A guy named Wynn answered. He asked for my login #, I told him. He then asked me if my name was Randy. This is not my name. He also told me the last name of Randy, this, of course, is not my last name either. I told him the password for my account. He said that was not the password that matched "Randy's" account (which has my same login #).
I know I am going to never see any of my money, at least I am assuming I won't. Has anyone ever had this happen to them, or heard of it ever happening? If so, what is my next step?
ive never used betus.....you are prolly shit outta luck, but you can try to report this to some of the sites that monitor and help players receive funds that a book is trying to not pay. Do yourself a favor and get a new book that is industry recognized like the greek or betjm
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ive never used betus.....you are prolly shit outta luck, but you can try to report this to some of the sites that monitor and help players receive funds that a book is trying to not pay. Do yourself a favor and get a new book that is industry recognized like the greek or betjm
Mate if what your saying is true then thats totally fcked...
I find it hard to believe because I thought BetUS was established and for the sake of 15k it would not be worth the risk !
I really hope you get your cash man.. could not think of much worse then what youve said above... Especially how hard it is to win against the Books...
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Mate if what your saying is true then thats totally fcked...
I find it hard to believe because I thought BetUS was established and for the sake of 15k it would not be worth the risk !
I really hope you get your cash man.. could not think of much worse then what youve said above... Especially how hard it is to win against the Books...
betusA downgraded from B- to C+ The sportbsook shares some of its processing with the Sportsbook.com group, which hosts betusA. betusA
management has been able to make alternate arrangements for players
after checks have bounced and players complain of two month wait time. Sportsbook.com (SBR rating D-) players report over 40 bounced checks in 2009. Other players report a five month wait for funds.
betus (SBR rating D+) informs player of $18,300 confiscation The bettor made his first deposit of $1,000 in April which he lost. betus
contacted him to give him a $100 bonus which he also lost. The player
made a second deposit of $1,000 on April 18th. He then made winning
parlay wagers that brought his account to $18,300. He was told by
management that the betus
credit card processor has informed them of a chargeback dispute with
poker site, Ultimatebet, that it also services. The player claims betus
told him in order to get a payout he would have to settle the dispute
with Ultimatebet. The player sent Ultimatebet $2,000 which cleared the
credit card dispute and reopened the account in good standing. After
resolving the issue with Ultimatebet, betus told the player they are keeping his winnings.
Player: On 4/10 i made a deposit of 1000, on
4/18 i made a deposit of 1000. I made a 5 team parlay on 4/18 -
mets,nationals,brewers, cardinals -1 1/2, and indians that paid off
around 13k...on the same day i made a 2 team parlay, indians -1 1/2 and
whitesox -1 1/2 that paid off around 3k...(a few smaller bets also but
not significant) the next day i went to withdraw and they froze my
account...when they unfroze it for an hour a week later when i
cleared up everything i made a few bets and won another 1600 mostly on
the laker-nuggets game 3...On April 29th I spoke to Dan and he
told me he is "confiscating my account", "we dont want your business"
and he will reverse the 2 charges that i made betus
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Here's a little info i found on your book:
SBR RATING C-
betusA downgraded from B- to C+ The sportbsook shares some of its processing with the Sportsbook.com group, which hosts betusA. betusA
management has been able to make alternate arrangements for players
after checks have bounced and players complain of two month wait time. Sportsbook.com (SBR rating D-) players report over 40 bounced checks in 2009. Other players report a five month wait for funds.
betus (SBR rating D+) informs player of $18,300 confiscation The bettor made his first deposit of $1,000 in April which he lost. betus
contacted him to give him a $100 bonus which he also lost. The player
made a second deposit of $1,000 on April 18th. He then made winning
parlay wagers that brought his account to $18,300. He was told by
management that the betus
credit card processor has informed them of a chargeback dispute with
poker site, Ultimatebet, that it also services. The player claims betus
told him in order to get a payout he would have to settle the dispute
with Ultimatebet. The player sent Ultimatebet $2,000 which cleared the
credit card dispute and reopened the account in good standing. After
resolving the issue with Ultimatebet, betus told the player they are keeping his winnings.
Player: On 4/10 i made a deposit of 1000, on
4/18 i made a deposit of 1000. I made a 5 team parlay on 4/18 -
mets,nationals,brewers, cardinals -1 1/2, and indians that paid off
around 13k...on the same day i made a 2 team parlay, indians -1 1/2 and
whitesox -1 1/2 that paid off around 3k...(a few smaller bets also but
not significant) the next day i went to withdraw and they froze my
account...when they unfroze it for an hour a week later when i
cleared up everything i made a few bets and won another 1600 mostly on
the laker-nuggets game 3...On April 29th I spoke to Dan and he
told me he is "confiscating my account", "we dont want your business"
and he will reverse the 2 charges that i made betus
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