Sportsbook news results for the search term: europlay
07.20.2008 (11:32 PM CST)Player confirms payment from scam sportsbook Europlay (SBR rating F)
The player had contacted the Austrian Embassy in April and was told the
sportsbook did not exist under the company name and address listed on the website. The player recently reported receiving this email from Laura Fergusson of the UK European Consumer Centre Advisor, a consumer advocacy group working in the European Union, saying that Europlay had agreed to bank wire the player his funds. Shortly after he was paid in full. Laura implied that she was contacted by the Austrian Embassy and has located the business ID. SBR will inquire with the organizations and forward contact details to
Europlay.at users. Victims can find the email sent to the player as well as Laura Fergusson's contact information
here.
| Read more 06.24.2008 (09:42 PM CST)Nine new withdrawal complaints filed in 2008 by Europlay players
The sportsbook was downgraded to F today after the ninth
Europlay victim of 2008 reported his account in delinquent status. These recent no-pay complaints total an amount owed of over $11,000. Requests date back to 2007. One player has contacted the Trade Commissioner at the Austrian Embassy. He was told the bookmaker is not listed as a registered business. It is unknown if the book has an office in Austria. SBR has confirmed the book's server is in the country. SBR is currently requesting banking information from players in an effort to gain more information about the operation's status.
Trade Commissioner :
We refer to your e-mail of 17 April 2008 and fear that you have fallen victim to a website (http://www.europlay.at) which has been set up with fraudulent intention. We have made our own investigations and ascertained the following facts:
A similar website http://www.europlay2000.net already exists and is run by the Austrian company Unternehmensgruppe Lindenau using the trade name Europlay Sportwettcafes. They are located at Andritzer Reichsstrasse 56, A-8045 Graz, Tel. 0043 316 697869, Fax: 0043 316 697869-12, email: office@europlay2000.net, and are not connected in any way with Europlay International.
With regard to Europlay International in Austria we could not trace a company by this name. The telephone number 0043 3182 62230 is not a Graz telephone number. At the address Münzgrabenstrasse 86, A-8010 Graz, used to be a company by the name of BT-Montage Schlosserei, Maschinen- u. Rohrleitungsbau GmbH which has moved to Salzburg and is now insolvent. What business is currently located at this address, we do not know. We have passed your e-mail to the regional Chamber of Commerce in Graz. We are sorry that we are unable to give you a more favourable reply. 06.24.2008 (09:05 PM CST)Europlay downgraded from D- to F
02.14.2008 (05:13 PM CST)Europlay (SBR rating D-) players complain of no-pays dating back to summer 2007
SBRForum Poster: ...
I joined and deposited €400. I placed a series of bets for the "sure bet" and Europlay refused my bet, as a result I lost a lot of my money. I then did some research and found this site and the sportsbook review section which showed Europlay to be a D-. I have tried repeatedly to withdraw my money, they haven't responded to my e-mails and I cannot contact them by phone.
Player Discussion 09.05.2006 (07:47 PM CST)Europlay <A class=ab href="http://www.sportsbookreview.com/Search/default.aspx?Area=Site&Search=europlay&Submit2=Search">Europlay</A> downgraded from D+ to D-
09.05.2006 (07:07 PM CST)slow-paying player 940 Euros since June 1, 2006. The player reports initially being asked to wait 60 days for his funds. Europlay has not responded to client or SBR emails and phone calls to the book are answered by voice mail. Europlay, which is now known for paying months after withdrawal requests are made, has been downgraded from D+ to D-.
04.22.2006 (01:49 PM CST)SBR receives two new slow-pay complaints from EuroPlay(SBR rating D+) bettors. The latest player to file a complaint reports a missing balance and a lack of email response. Calls to Europlay are answered by the sportsbook’s voice mail.
Player: "I am having problems with europlay.at which I hope you might be able to help with. I asked for a payout of 1550 euros in late January this year and was asked to send identification documents (passport and credit card used to deposit funds). I did this on Jan 29th and received a reply on Feb 2nd acknowledging receipt of these and asking for bank details (bank name,IBAN and swfit code, account number and name of account holder). I sent these off and had an email on February 12th acknowledging this information and promising transfer of the funds within 60 days. The funds had not been transferred on April 13th so I emailed asking for an update. This email was ignored. However my account balance is now 0 euros and has been since at least Monday. I checked my bank balance online today and no money has been transferred."
09.10.2005 (08:51 PM CST)Europlay downgraded from C to D+
09.10.2005 (08:42 PM CST)SBR has received the fourth Europlay (SBR rating D+) slow-pay complaint of 2005. The sportsbook’s phone lines appear to be unmanned, as all calls are sent to a voice mail box. The player and SBR have also sent emails that have not been returned. Player has been waiting for payment for over 75 days.
01.23.2005 (11:48 PM CST)Player files slow-pay complaint against Europlay (SBR rating C). The bettor claims he has already sent in copy of his photo I.D. on two occiasions and has been promised his $2365 each week over the last month. SBR to inquire on player’s behalf.
Update 1/25/05 Europlay pays player in full. Offers no explanation for the delay.