Do offshore books sell your personal data and info

[Nate rasta]

Seems like whenever I get a good win I get bombarded with all kinds of spam email

[eidolon]

100% they do.
So does SBR.
I get mail from a few different sportsbooks that I have never signed up to.

[Nate rasta]

I guess every website does that.dumb question lol

[agendaman]

trust nobody.

[jjgold]

yes all do

[KiDBaZkiT]

yes all do

But I thought they were these big bad entities with infinite amounts of cash and won’t ever f*** with your account? Betraying their players confidentiality for what? A few grand? Pathetic. There is not one Costa Rican native that doesn’t wish there were full blooded Mexican. Scum. All of them.

[KiDBaZkiT]

Just shows what scum they are. Serious they try to project that ole “We have millions we don’t need anyones business.” Then they sellout their players like that? What duplicitous snakes.

[pologq]

i always wondered how i got emails for "new" books

[jjgold]

Every company sells your info its not illegal

Some even tell you but you can opt out

[KiDBaZkiT]

Every company sells your info its not illegal

Some even tell you but you can opt out

Who mentioned anything about the legality of it? My point was they either need the money and sell your info or they don’t give two f*** about you and sell your info. Either way, snake oil type s***

[Judge Crater]

I doubt that any sportsbook sells data, but plenty of techs probably steal contact info on the way out the door and sell them to low rated books.

[KS1986]

Pretty sure every sports book wants to inform their competition of who their best clients are. So I would guess they sell all the data, name, contact number, address, what markets you wager, your average bet size and weekly handle etc. I know if I was a for profit business I would jump at the opportunity to sell all my clients data to my competition for a few bucks.

[jjgold]

I repeat every company sell your information not just gambling

[Tanko]

I check my credit report monthly. Signed up for a new book last year (won't name it). Next time I checked my credit report and security update, my name, address, phone number, e-mail were all found on lists being sold on whatever the "dark web" is. The not so funny thing is, the email and phone number that were listed in they security report were unique to the book I signed up with.

Not sure the book sold it or some tech is stealing the info and selling it.

Yeah. Its happening.

[teacher10]

5dimes did. I had countless cc charges through them before btc

[Nate rasta]

Pretty sure every sports book wants to inform their competition of who their best clients are. So I would guess they sell all the data, name, contact number, address, what markets you wager, your average bet size and weekly handle etc. I know if I was a for profit business I would jump at the opportunity to sell all my clients data to my competition for a few bucks.

I'm not saying they sell your info to other books,but sell your info to spammers and scammers and dark web ect.

[milwaukee mike]

I check my credit report monthly. Signed up for a new book last year (won't name it). Next time I checked my credit report and security update, my name, address, phone number, e-mail were all found on lists being sold on whatever the "dark web" is. The not so funny thing is, the email and phone number that were listed in they security report were unique to the book I signed up with.

Not sure the book sold it or some tech is stealing the info and selling it.

Yeah. Its happening.

this happened to me a few years ago, and the worst part is that they put tracking software on your computer, and i had a picture with my drivers' license on there... so not only was my identity stolen, but people were using my license, along with ss #, to get employment all over the freaking country

try doing a tax return when your ss # has hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of 1099 income and w-2 income from instacart, doordash, etc etc

real fun

[pologq]

I check my credit report monthly. Signed up for a new book last year (won't name it). Next time I checked my credit report and security update, my name, address, phone number, e-mail were all found on lists being sold on whatever the "dark web" is. The not so funny thing is, the email and phone number that were listed in they security report were unique to the book I signed up with.

Not sure the book sold it or some tech is stealing the info and selling it.

Yeah. Its happening.

that is some scary shit

[pologq]

this happened to me a few years ago, and the worst part is that they put tracking software on your computer, and i had a picture with my drivers' license on there... so not only was my identity stolen, but people were using my license, along with ss #, to get employment all over the freaking country

try doing a tax return when your ss # has hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of 1099 income and w-2 income from instacart, doordash, etc etc

real fun

fcuk that is like a nightmare

[jjgold]

Yahoo and all other social media platforms sell info
Some let you opt out many warn you they sell info

[KiDBaZkiT]

Yahoo and all other social media platforms sell info
Some let you opt out many warn you they sell info

They sell it to advertising and marketing agencies. Not the dark web which just sounds soooooo like a Costa Rican action it’s not even funny.

[Bcatswin]

I repeat every company sell your information not just gambling

Can you please do another video calling a shop?

[trytrytry]

Can you please do another video calling a shop?

like that idea. place needs a spark JJ

[Tanko]

They sell it to advertising and marketing agencies. Not the dark web which just sounds soooooo like a Costa Rican action it’s not even funny.

EXACTLY... Sounds a little Costa Rican...

[flyingillini]

Yes, our personal information is worth money, they sell it on lists to companies.

[Optional]

Considering the cost per player of acquisition the price of a real current customer list from a big book would be astronomical.

If I was the owner I would not be selling. Rouge employees another thing obv.

[unde0087]

SBR sells your shit, that is how they make money. It is okay guy.

[Optional]

SBR sells your shit, that is how they make money. It is okay guy.

Obv I would not know for sure.

But I think there would be regular complaints from people who used a unique email to sign up here if SBR did do that. Or even if they used the database for marketing emails for ourselves.

[jjgold]

Almost all companies sell your data

End of thread

[gauchojake]

It's a joke. Good thing there are spam filters and ways to block calls

[pologq]

when i get a new book contacting me out of nowhere it has to be someone selling my info. could be a rouge employee.

[Snowball]

some do some don't

[flyingillini]

It's a joke. Good thing there are spam filters and ways to block calls

You can't block me, I still have access to you, you are going down Gaucho Loco, spyware has been installed , the 3 question trivia question winning is over with!

[gauchojake]

You can't block me, I still have access to you, you are going down Gaucho Loco, spyware has been installed , the 3 question trivia question winning is over with!

Lol I got it again today.

[flyingillini]

Lol I got it again today.

HA HA HA, I wil paypal you $100 for your system!