I signed up with Youwager a few weeks ago after that I just havent been able to get around to the damn thing on account of football season and baseball season.Also im kinda heavy on the book side because of this Beat the Prick contest going on.Anyways im used to getting calls maybe once every 2days or so .Today was a little different I got 7 calls with 7 voice messages asking to fund my account .They sounded a little desperate but you just cant determine the financial stability of a book like that but 7 calls in a 1 day 3 hour time slot seems odd.It raises flags for me ive been cold called but not 7 times in 1 day.I want to know what the payouts have been like over their b4 they see any of my money.
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I think they're ok. They've paid me on time in the past. They refused giving me a bonus a few days ago knowing I would not deposit otherwise. This tells me that they at least intend to pay people.bird bird da bird's da wordComment -
telemarketing does not mean a company is in trouble just that they think it is a profitableComment -
i have no clueComment -
Some books are aggressive getting deposits after signups. It might not be the best way to get a good customer service reputation, but it does get customers sending money. Seven calls in one day is over the line of good practice, but I don't think that reflects on their ability to pay.Comment -
Never heard of them
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You Wager is a First Fidelity Company Youwager/BetpopOriginally posted by jjgoldComment -
I don't think it reflects on their financial stability at all. Bookmaker is part of the CRIS group, the largest sportsbook in Costa Rica with rock-solid payments and they too are just relentless with the telemarketing after you sign-up. I even ended up just sending them a few bones to stop the calls, and considering they were bugging me twice a day for over a month, it might have been the best money I've spent in quite some time.
Some books just commit more resources to getting deposits out of people. It can leave a sour taste in your mouth, sure, but it's not a dispositive indicator of solid finances.Originally posted by StraitShooterComment -
they've been telemarketing like that for about 10 years nowComment -
They took a hit when Vietbet moved their operation last year but remain a solid business. As Durito mentioned theyre very aggressive and have been known to refuse to answer player questions about the sportsbook without enough info to sign you up.Comment -
does youwager do sportsbook transfers for deposits?
so vietbet and youwager are not related? Their lines are not the same?Comment
