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Matchbook (SBR rating B-) executives tell us that nearly all payouts have been confirmed as received by former US players. Please share your feedback in this thread. If you'd prefer to do so privately, email SBR at help@sportsbookreview.com.
Additionally, Matchbook confirms all pending futures will settle and be paid as normal upon their natural conclusion.
Just received an email that I need to send a copy of my ID as well as 2 utility bills to them...is this normal and has anyone else received the email? I haven't confirmed with live chat yet but the email was sent to my junk box from compliance@matchbook.com.
I recieved most of my money. However, they stole $35 that was disguised as a transaction fee. If they would have let me do a B2B transfer, I would not have encountered any fees. That logic escaped them as they tried to explain why they had to charge the fee. How can they justify charging clients a transaction fee on a transaction that THEY forced?
I agree that the fee is unfair but it would appear that the logic which has escaped you is that allowing a US player to send funds to another book would be seen as facilitating illegal offshore gambling.Originally Posted by HighVoltage
It didn't seem to bother them when they accepted my funds.
when was that ?
they haven't accepted funds from US players since the takeover
Prior to the takeover.
precisely
unlike the previous owners, the new owners are not prepared to risk running foul of Uncle Sam
not us player but was paid the same day this week
as has always been the case austin
the $35 fee for a withdraw I did not request or want leaves a bad taste on top of the disappointment of losing my main book. This should be forever be a negative in their "permanent record".
As I reported here several times, I was sent my balance within 3-4 weeks of the change of ownership and I know numerous others who were also paid in that same time frame.
As said above received funds within 3-4 weeks.
Not happy with the $35.00 charge,but it is what it is.
Same here. In addition to the $35 MB charge, my CC hit me with a similar charge. Further, I never use my CC for gambling, so I resent them forcing me to use it to collect (or else try to recover from some Antiguan government agency). Plus I had to send my CC info to them via unsecured email--how fukking stupid is this new management?
The big advantage to using MB was all the money you saved betting (little vig) and collecting (nine dollar checks for regular mail delivery). They pissed all their goodwill away with the way they left the US market. Fukking disgraceful.
I lost $105 all together, between Matchbook's initial fee, and all the intermediary wire fees involved, and my own bank's fees for incoming wires. Very poorly executed.
Thanks guys for the feedback.
Processing disguised payments to return balances sent for online gambling is 100% following the law!
Next fake excuse pls!
Really hope they come back to the US, I really miss having them as an option!
no liquidity...placed an order and only got $100 filled...out of $4937 posted....
QQPalladium, for what sport?
We are doing 3-4M/day for baseball and it is inter-league (traditionally lower volume)
Tennis and Soccer markets been growing everyday and we are soon to launch some new product improvements which is going to grow Matchbook even further.
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