8/26/2006
BETonSPORTS Customers Sensitive Data Smuggled Under Clive Archer’s Eyes
BETonSPORTS remains virtually insolvent towards its customers; however players’ sensitive data has reportedly been smuggled out of BoS and sold to other sportsbooks.
The BETonSPORTS saga hits a new low. The former sports betting giant has been unable to secure customer sensitive data which is now being sold on the black market to other sportsbooks operations.
Clerks and former management alike are offering customers lists with full data: names, addresses, balances, recent transactions. BoS players began reporting being approached by other sportsbooks they never signed up with.
Operations and marketing manager Clive Archer has been unable to secure BoS customers’ sensitive data. Archer, also known as the "last man standing" at BETonSPORTS, recently pointed his fingers to gambling information portals accusing them to "report lies".
Theonlinewire.com obtained proof of this act of theft consumed under Archer's eyes. TOW received three separate lists from different sources. These lists will be made available to colleagues of the media to substantiate this new scandal within the scandal.
BETonSPORTS has yet to provide an update to its tens of thousands of customers whose balances are being kept hostage by the company. Some players have been told that a new update on the situation shall be released after the next TRO hearing, scheduled for the end of August.
BoS inability of securing customer sensitive data is the last of a series of failures and lies in this unfortunate story. The company first stated its inability to pay because its resources were tied up or frozen by processors and Banks. Reports have proven otherwise.
The company also stated its inability to pay due to the TRO. To the contrary the Temporary Restraining Order says that the company shall return players funds without delay.
The TRO was never formally acknowledged by BETonSPORTS. The company never sent its attorneys to the TRO hearings. However the TRO has been conveniently mentioned to justify the non return of players’ funds.
BETonSPORTS Customers Sensitive Data Smuggled Under Clive Archer’s Eyes
BETonSPORTS remains virtually insolvent towards its customers; however players’ sensitive data has reportedly been smuggled out of BoS and sold to other sportsbooks.
The BETonSPORTS saga hits a new low. The former sports betting giant has been unable to secure customer sensitive data which is now being sold on the black market to other sportsbooks operations.
Clerks and former management alike are offering customers lists with full data: names, addresses, balances, recent transactions. BoS players began reporting being approached by other sportsbooks they never signed up with.
Operations and marketing manager Clive Archer has been unable to secure BoS customers’ sensitive data. Archer, also known as the "last man standing" at BETonSPORTS, recently pointed his fingers to gambling information portals accusing them to "report lies".
Theonlinewire.com obtained proof of this act of theft consumed under Archer's eyes. TOW received three separate lists from different sources. These lists will be made available to colleagues of the media to substantiate this new scandal within the scandal.
BETonSPORTS has yet to provide an update to its tens of thousands of customers whose balances are being kept hostage by the company. Some players have been told that a new update on the situation shall be released after the next TRO hearing, scheduled for the end of August.
BoS inability of securing customer sensitive data is the last of a series of failures and lies in this unfortunate story. The company first stated its inability to pay because its resources were tied up or frozen by processors and Banks. Reports have proven otherwise.
The company also stated its inability to pay due to the TRO. To the contrary the Temporary Restraining Order says that the company shall return players funds without delay.
The TRO was never formally acknowledged by BETonSPORTS. The company never sent its attorneys to the TRO hearings. However the TRO has been conveniently mentioned to justify the non return of players’ funds.
