1. 10-03-11 09:18 AM #1
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    Withdrawing options from Sportsbook.com

    Hey guys,

    My balance is approaching $40K again - I've had success with multiple timely $5000 DC withdraw requests from Sportsbook.com but I'm getting leery of the idea of having these large sums of cash laying around my condo.

    Will banks get suspicious if I keep depositing $2000 worth of $20 bills every couple of weeks? I have 3 bank acocunts (about to be 4) and I have started depositing that amount in each of them over the last 2 weeks. Obviously this would be a two or three-month long project at this rate.

    I'm not trying to "hide" the money - the simple fact is that my attempts to get large-sum wire withdrawals are not working any longer. Both of my main banks (Chase and Cap One) no longer accept transfers from the Sportsbook.com processor. So I went to what I thought was a local bank (Hancock Bank) and opened an account - then I call this morning to get their SWIFT code and they tell me they're First Tennessee Bank (on Sportsbook.com's list of "banks that will not accept wires"). So I can't get a wire transfer, the check limits are too small - I'm left with the DC option as my only realistic option.

    Anybody have any "outside the box" ideas? I'm certainly a little bit leery about Sportsbook.com given all the negative stories on this board, but I've really never had any huge issues with them in 7+ years aside from the usual slow payouts, bonus offers for "cancelling your withdrawal", etc.

    Any ideas / advice sincerely welcomed.
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  2. 10-03-11 09:29 AM #2
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    Is it your balance or your ghost RMStanley balance?
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  3. 10-03-11 09:32 AM #3
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    How the hell does someone run up 40,000 with Sportsbook.com?

    I worry heavily about your ability to collect, SaintsFan but I wish you luck.
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  4. 10-03-11 09:36 AM #4
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    Quote Originally Posted by stogies View Post
    Is it your balance or your ghost RMStanley balance?
    I JUST this second created that account to become a "Pro" with an account that doesn't have the brash public posting history of "SaintsFan". Stalk much?
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  5. 10-03-11 09:48 AM #5
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    It's my soon to be "SBR PRO" RMStanley balance. SaintsFan is a forum personna.
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  6. 10-03-11 03:54 PM #6
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    Quote Originally Posted by KEdge2k View Post
    How the hell does someone run up 40,000 with Sportsbook.com?

    I worry heavily about your ability to collect, SaintsFan but I wish you luck.
    Agreed on both points.

    I have personally been trying to withdraw $2.5k (well, 1875 EUR now, apparently) from sportsbook.com since June.

    If I don't have it in a week, (the latest time frame they've appeased me with) I'll be registering a complaint with sbr.com

    So good luck with that, dude.
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