BetOnSports Closes Down For Good and Cancels All Advertising Contracts
July 27, 2006
Just when we thought the news regarding BetOnSports couldn't get any worse, it appears that Bet On Sports may be closing for good. In a shocking development today, all sponsors of BetOnsports have been getting emailed or telephoned. The company is not only asking each to cancel its ads, but BetonSports is asking all for pro-rated refunds.
When we interviewed a spokesman named Freddie for BOS, he said, "We are trying to comply with the DOJ."
In my opinion, complying with the DOJ means they have no shot at reopening and BOS has just sealed the deal.
When asked why refunds haven't been sent out to worried customers, he said, "Don't worry. BetOnSports has all the money owed out to its members in a separate bank account but the means of sending it is much more complicated than you can imagine."
Another representative who we interviewed and asked for anonymity from Bet On Sports had harsher words to tell us. He said, "trying to deal with the DOJ is crazy. They are actually imbeciles and basically flushed this company down the toilet. This is really f***ked up, and is going to ruin the industry forever."
He concluded by saying, "this gives them a license to f***k around with anybody or any company they want."
EOG has also learned that some of the fugitives have extradition concerns and a couple of them met with their attorneys yesterday to address this issue.
At a time when the online gambling industry appears to be in the public eye, trust is paramount to survival. Therefore, it is paramount that BetOnSports pays out all of its customers, sooner rather than later.
-- Ken Weitzner (The Shrink)
July 27, 2006
Just when we thought the news regarding BetOnSports couldn't get any worse, it appears that Bet On Sports may be closing for good. In a shocking development today, all sponsors of BetOnsports have been getting emailed or telephoned. The company is not only asking each to cancel its ads, but BetonSports is asking all for pro-rated refunds.
When we interviewed a spokesman named Freddie for BOS, he said, "We are trying to comply with the DOJ."
In my opinion, complying with the DOJ means they have no shot at reopening and BOS has just sealed the deal.
When asked why refunds haven't been sent out to worried customers, he said, "Don't worry. BetOnSports has all the money owed out to its members in a separate bank account but the means of sending it is much more complicated than you can imagine."
Another representative who we interviewed and asked for anonymity from Bet On Sports had harsher words to tell us. He said, "trying to deal with the DOJ is crazy. They are actually imbeciles and basically flushed this company down the toilet. This is really f***ked up, and is going to ruin the industry forever."
He concluded by saying, "this gives them a license to f***k around with anybody or any company they want."
EOG has also learned that some of the fugitives have extradition concerns and a couple of them met with their attorneys yesterday to address this issue.
At a time when the online gambling industry appears to be in the public eye, trust is paramount to survival. Therefore, it is paramount that BetOnSports pays out all of its customers, sooner rather than later.
-- Ken Weitzner (The Shrink)