A step in the right direction. At least, for USA folks.Thanks for the Bash, again!
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08-23-12 06:44 PM #71
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08-23-12 06:55 PM #72
Can you renew is you were a pro but did not become a pro after it ran out for points?
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08-23-12 06:55 PM #73
Thanks John..............
Originally Posted by SBR_John
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08-23-12 06:57 PM #74
Yes, read the OP again. "Former and existing SBR Pros may renew their membership with 2,750 betpoints. Not valid for first-time applicants." Originally Posted by JerseyLove
You are a former SBR Pro and not a first time applicant so yes.
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08-23-12 07:02 PM #75
Is there a big problem with fake accounts reaching 5000 points in the US? Does the charity really check your ID that well? Usually when I donate like any other online transaction I use a store bough DC so I don't have to worry about my bank card number getting stolen.
US customers can't get moneybooker money ect is there a ring of guys that are making fake accounts winning up to 5K worth of points and then buying Amazon gift cards?
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08-23-12 07:13 PM #76
There are more non US users on SBR than US posters now. They have access to cashing out their points via Moneybookers, buying sportsbook cash, etc. As far as donating to charity via SBR, it's on our platform so certain measures are in place. But yes... one of the US guys who I've mentioned before that I've been dealing with for maybe a year and a half now? creates accounts every day without fail. Keeps trying to make Pro accounts, keeps trying to shift points, etc. And then you get the smaller time US guys who just try to operate with a couple of accounts and scam that way for gift cards, whatever. Like I said - ideally everyone would just be honest but obviously on an anonymous Internet forum people get a bit more keyboard courage to try to scam. So in that respect we're going to make you verify yourself as much as possible. For those who already have done so by depositing with an SBR book, the option is there to renew via points as their info has been checked as much as possible although it's still constantly reviewed. But for someone new, they're not going to get the option of buying a membership solely with points. If we did that we would kiss the points program away in 6mths or less thanks to fraud which obviously wouldn't benefit anyone. Originally Posted by DJ Dalamar
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08-23-12 07:16 PM #77
Hi Lou,
So according to the statementthat means I can use points to renew my PRO application?Former and existing SBR Pros may renew their membership with 2,750 betpoints.
Originally Posted by SBR Lou
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08-23-12 07:17 PM #78
Even if I was non-pro for a short period? Originally Posted by peacebyinches
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08-23-12 07:18 PM #79
Can you renew is you were a pro but did not become a pro after it ran out for points?
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08-23-12 07:19 PM #80
my exact question Originally Posted by peacebyinches
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08-23-12 07:22 PM #81
Originally Posted by JerseyLove
See post #34 on this thread. Not sure if this applies to your situation.
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08-23-12 07:22 PM #82
Go to your application form. Is the option there?
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08-23-12 07:25 PM #83
If I understood you correctly, the answer is YES! If this is NOT your FIRST time becoming a pro, you can use the points to become a PRO once again. Just not for rooks. Originally Posted by JerseyLove
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08-23-12 07:27 PM #84
on my droid no Originally Posted by shari91
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08-23-12 07:27 PM #85
I was a former pro
Great, now I can actually make use of these monopoly non-pro betpoints. Going to do a three team NFL parlay this week.
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08-23-12 07:31 PM #86
You'll need to check on a computer. And make sure any ad blocking software is turned off. Originally Posted by JerseyLove
Wait you only have 60 pts, 11 at risk. What are you worried about right now??
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08-23-12 07:54 PM #87
Not worries i usually just waste.them if i can renew ill use them in the sports book
Points Awarded:
shari91 gave JerseyLove 1 SBR Point(s) for this post.
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08-23-12 08:30 PM #88
You're not kidding about getting lucky in the casino Originally Posted by tblues2005
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08-23-12 08:31 PM #89
Jersey and GamblerSpirit - This is John's response... in this thread mind you... about people who let their membership expire:
Originally Posted by SBR_John
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08-23-12 09:21 PM #90
Assuming that everyone here is actually a gambler....why would you not go the deposit route or existing money in your account? Most will be putting money in their accts anyways, and then you have 2750 more points to gamble/spend.
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08-23-12 09:23 PM #91
Good point but that's not an option for US residents. Originally Posted by ouman101
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08-23-12 09:27 PM #92
Thanks for the clarification Shari. It seems odd to me that someone would go that much trouble to try and game this system but you would know better then I.
Anyone that can run their 6 a day up to 5K in a short amount of time could be better off using their talents elsewhere.
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08-23-12 09:39 PM #93
most businesses cater to the retarded, handicapped..... so I suggest SBR cater to me in the same fashion..
or do I need to call Obama to get a discount on this 2750?
never had more than 82 pts in my account at any one time. Lou, we have sbr poor here. lower my admission ticket to 275 points
I'm from fukkng Zimbabwe for crying out loud.
It's only fair!!!
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08-23-12 10:41 PM #94
haha I agree totally! Blows my mind constantly. So I can only assume this is one tiny speck in their overall scam pool. Originally Posted by DJ Dalamar
As one guy told me when I caught him and his 30 or so accounts "I can make more here in a week than the average wage in my country for a month and it's no hard labour". At least he was honest
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08-24-12 03:26 PM #95
Guy just trying to feed his family probably, damn Shari, his kids probably starved because of you cutting him off. Poor kids...... Originally Posted by shari91
haha I agree totally! Blows my mind constantly. So I can only assume this is one tiny speck in their overall scam pool.
As one guy told me when I caught him and his 30 or so accounts "I can make more here in a week than the average wage in my country for a month and it's no hard labour". At least he was honest
Last edited by Nittany Lion; 08-24-12 at 03:35 PM.
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08-24-12 03:37 PM #96
Where can I see when my Pro status runs out?
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08-24-12 03:39 PM #97
Go to the link in my signature and try to choose a renewal option. If you're 30+ days away from expiring a pop up will appear telling you that you can't renew until xxx date. Originally Posted by BigDeem5
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08-24-12 03:43 PM #98
Thanks, not eligible till January Originally Posted by shari91
Go to the link in my signature and try to choose a renewal option. If you're 30+ days away from expiring a pop up will appear telling you that you can't renew until xxx date.
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08-26-12 06:43 AM #99
The loan sharks will make out on this one
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08-26-12 07:26 AM #100
maybe its time for me to turn pro
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08-26-12 02:48 PM #101
this is great!
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08-26-12 05:15 PM #102
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09-04-12 05:33 PM #103
What if we've lost over 10 times the entry fee in the SBR Casino? Can we get gamblers insurance to cover the entry fee?
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09-04-12 06:08 PM #104
I'm a US customer, and thanks to being a Pro I Originally Posted by FreeFall
1- Enjoyed an awesome BASH compliments of SBR
2- Participate in the SBR poker tournament series
3- Won an iPad through the casino promo last weekend
The real question is, why WOULDN'T you be a Pro
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09-04-12 06:41 PM #105
Thanks for adding another offer. My renewal doesn't start until mid July, but nice to have future options in place.
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