[takewhatsyours]

Hey guys,

Long story short due to some stupid decisions I made a long time ago, I have an outstanding balance at Bovada and my account is locked. I'm looking to resolve this balance with them and get access to my account again. As of now, when I login, my account doesn't let me on, and informs of the unresolved balance, and to hit up their support to resolve it.

So I called them up & they were pretty understanding of my situation and let me know as long as I pay off the balance on the phone with them, the account would be reinstated in mere minutes and I would be able to log back on, deposit, and wager. This kinda sounds too good to be true almost and I would take the deal in a heart beat. It was a dumb mistake on my part and I want to pay and get back on as I really enjoyed Bovada's setup.

Now my question is - has anyone ever done this? Will they simply collect my money & ban me or not let me back on? I think it wouldn't be fair at this point since I'm owning up to my mistakes & would like to pay and put it past me. Wondering if anyone has any history with this?

Any advice is appreciated.

[JAKEPEAVY21]

If you owe them, you should make good whether they let you back or not.

[dirtdog52658]

If your account was down at the time and you made good I see no reason they wouldnt want your business. But I've only seen situations like this at other books. So can't say exactly how bovada will act.

[takewhatsyours]

If you owe them, you should make good whether they let you back or not.

True. I'm willing to pay either way, I will just feel like shit if I can't play after owning up to what I owe I guess. I've been wanting to play @ Bovada for quite some time.

Just wondering if anyone has experience with this with Bovada / or other books.

They say they will let me back on fair & square if I pay, but will they live up to their word?

[bisme]

You don't owe them anything. Bovada have screwed over so many people over the years, they deserve the worst. They would just as quickly steal from a customer (and have done so many times), better them than you.

[Optional]

Hey guys,

Long story short due to some stupid decisions I made a long time ago, I have an outstanding balance at Bovada and my account is locked. I'm looking to resolve this balance with them and get access to my account again. As of now, when I login, my account doesn't let me on, and informs of the unresolved balance, and to hit up their support to resolve it.

So I called them up & they were pretty understanding of my situation and let me know as long as I pay off the balance on the phone with them, the account would be reinstated in mere minutes and I would be able to log back on, deposit, and wager. This kinda sounds too good to be true almost and I would take the deal in a heart beat. It was a dumb mistake on my part and I want to pay and get back on as I really enjoyed Bovada's setup.

Now my question is - has anyone ever done this? Will they simply collect my money & ban me or not let me back on? I think it wouldn't be fair at this point since I'm owning up to my mistakes & would like to pay and put it past me. Wondering if anyone has any history with this?

Any advice is appreciated.

Pretty sure if they told you that then they will do that.

[takewhatsyours]

Update for those who are curious and for the record:
I resolved the balance & account has been reinstated. Bovada kept their word. Pretty professional of them.

Cheers,

[trogo102]

waste of time with books like heritage and nitrogen around.

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Update for those who are curious and for the record:
I resolved the balance & account has been reinstated. Bovada kept their word. Pretty professional of them.

Cheers,

Good news. Thanks for updating the thread

[Bandito97]

You don't owe them anything. Bovada have screwed over so many people over the years, they deserve the worst. They would just as quickly steal from a customer (and have done so many times), better them than you.

Exactly. Years ago they triple charged my card on three different deposits I made and wouldn't credit back the extra ones when I finally discovered it. And no, the extra charges were not credited as deposits to my betting acct.