Interwetten blows me for inactivity fees without giving me a headsup!

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  • El Helado Patata
    SBR Hustler
    • 12-19-06
    • 96

    #1
    Interwetten blows me for inactivity fees without giving me a headsup!
    Just logged into my account and noticed that they have took 150 SEK (20$) for inactivity fee without mentioning it to me.

    Is this really acceptable? Can they do this?
  • Willie Bee
    SBR Posting Legend
    • 02-14-06
    • 15726

    #2
    My first question is, how long had the account been inactive?

    I've noticed a few 'account maintenance' fees being added to terms of service, helado patata. It's lame if they changed their rules and didn't even try to get in touch with an account holder from where I sit, but almost all books include the disclaimer about changing rules without prior notice in the original terms of service.
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    • Justin7
      SBR Hall of Famer
      • 07-31-06
      • 8577

      #3
      If your contact info was current and they did not even send you an email, I'd call foul.
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      • JBC77
        SBR MVP
        • 03-23-07
        • 3816

        #4
        I would speak with my wallet and remove all funds immediately. F!@# an inactivity fee......thats stealing. Plain and simple thievery. Smart books probably make interest off most of the liquidity pooled so to invent fees to steal more is not good.
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        • BrentCrude
          SBR MVP
          • 11-16-05
          • 4665

          #5
          Start bitching about your predicament at www.bettingadvice.com where all the euro people talk about betting over there.I go there on occassion and there is always alot of talk about Intertwetten.I always associate it with Intercoursin.It sounds like in your case,you have been intercoursed by them.hehe!
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          • Jaug
            SBR MVP
            • 01-11-09
            • 3087

            #6
            This concept seems weird. You "save" money at their place and get 0 interest. This alone is bad, but when you start getting negative interest that's horrible.
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