Bit coin help!!!! Info advice

[iceman02]

Okay so i recently used circle.com to deposit money on my betdsi account. I used a credit card to deposit in circle. So after 2 days of waiting betdsi never got the funds and circle is telling me bitcoin was sent. So my 1k is basically gone. Im guessing i mistyped the botcoin address or something.

What can i do to get my money back? Should i call my credit card. I been contacting circle but they wont do anything. Help?

[Russian Rocket]

there is a good chance that the system would've rejected your transfer, if you just misstyped the address

did you trace your transfer? did you look at the receiving address and confirmed that it in fact matched what betdsi gave you?

PM me your transaction ID and look it up for you

[DR225]

I guess circle could sue you for 1k but I think you'd be fine. Go with Rocket's idea first, ask betdsi what bitcoin address they gave you and compare it to where you sent the money and go from there.

[gauchojake]

You sent directly from Circle to the book?

[senseionline]

does transaction show any confirmation? show that to book if it does

[iceman02]

Yes, it was directly from circle to betdsi address

[iceman02]

there is a good chance that the system would've rejected your transfer, if you just misstyped the address

did you trace your transfer? did you look at the receiving address and confirmed that it in fact matched what betdsi gave you?

PM me your transaction ID and look it up for you

The transaction shows it was completed and the other party received it. I do not know what the betdsi ID is because they show you and when you ex out of the screen it goes away. I have nothing to compare it to.

[gauchojake]

If you have the address that you sent from Circle to the book, you can trace it. PM RR and he will help you. Sending directly from Circle to the book is a quick way to get you banned from Circle or any other US based exchange. I wonder if they are actually holding the transaction up while they investigate the address.

[Russian Rocket]

The transaction shows it was completed and the other party received it. I do not know what the betdsi ID is because they show you and when you ex out of the screen it goes away. I have nothing to compare it to.

send me PM

[BrickJames]

Copy and paste guys.

[lonegambler23]

iceman this isnt good for you man

[unde0087]

iceman this isnt good for you man

This guy is sharp

[iceman02]

iceman this isnt good for you man

bro i know. this year everything negative has been happening to me.

[Optional]

Fill in a sportsbook complaint form with the address you sent to and SBR can follow up with DSI on what is going on for you.

I'm sure it will be solvable.

And you can't mistype an address and lose your bitcoin. The last set of characters are a checksum of the first set which is the actual address. It's just not mathematically possible to mistype a valid one.

[iceman02]

Fill in a sportsbook complaint form with the address you sent to and SBR can follow up with DSI on what is going on for you.

I'm sure it will be solvable.

And you can't mistype an address and lose your bitcoin. The last set of characters are a checksum of the first set which is the actual address. It's just not mathematically possible to mistype a valid one.

That what iam saying. I copy pasted so it has to be right. I thought, i accidentally left a digit off when i was copy pasting. But that definitely is not the case after reading some of the posts on this thread.

[BrickJames]

Fill in a sportsbook complaint form with the address you sent to and SBR can follow up with DSI on what is going on for you.

I'm sure it will be solvable.

And you can't mistype an address and lose your bitcoin. The last set of characters are a checksum of the first set which is the actual address. It's just not mathematically possible to mistype a valid one.

So if I ever accidentally leave a digit off the Bitcoin address it will just say invalid address or something it won't just send it into thin air?

[Russian Rocket]

So if I ever accidentally leave a digit off the Bitcoin address it will just say invalid address or something it won't just send it into thin air?

yes

[SBR Forum]

Fill in a sportsbook complaint form with the address you sent to and SBR can follow up with DSI on what is going on for you.

I'm sure it will be solvable.

And you can't mistype an address and lose your bitcoin. The last set of characters are a checksum of the first set which is the actual address. It's just not mathematically possible to mistype a valid one.

We still don't have your details to ask management to review.

Not sure if you've already done this, but if you log-in to Circle, you can see the history of your transfers and simply share that entire string with the sportsbook. If it was sent to the right payment address generated by the book, this should be pretty simple to solve. Did you share this record with BetDSI when you contacted them? A copy/paste of the account history plus a screen capture would be helpful, just saying you deposited and the funds aren't there probably won't narrow down what happened.