BetJoint - SCAM?

fiveteamer · 03-27-09, 10:53 AM

aggie ********** these fukkers, teach them a lesson.

Fizzz · 03-27-09, 11:05 AM

No scam at all, the book was going to close anyways, so we offer the chance to keep you playing and using your funds, but you will need to roll the funds 3 times.

aggie · 03-27-09, 11:12 AM

thanks fizz, i'm not blaming bookmaker at all. all i'm saying is if there is a rollover that means betjoint was a scam. mark roberts would have stiffed everyone if not for bookmaker stepping in. i thought that it was regular acquisition. i'm pissed even more, because they stalled me on payouts for close to 2 months

Fizzz · 03-27-09, 11:15 AM

Now you have the security that you can, when you complete the roll, withdraw your funds. 2 month delay? wow...

Mudcat · 03-27-09, 01:29 PM

Hey Fizzz, does everyone have 3x rollover? I may have had outstanding rollovers at BetJoint. I'm not positive but maybe. Would that get figured in or is it just 3x period?

Fizzz · 03-27-09, 01:44 PM

All customers that have been transferred from BetJoint to BookMaker will have to roll their balances 3 times prior to a payout. This means that when at the time your account was migrated to Bookmaker with a 1000 balance, you will need to roll 1000 3 times in order to request a payout. Bonuses requested once you are a BookMaker member will be added to this roll over.
So if you request for example the regular reup on a deposit of 300 (3xro), that 900 in roll over will be added to the balance roll over due to the account migration.
Again, the main roll over is attached to your migrated balance. Any doubts, give us a call or contact us over chat. I'll gladly help you out or any of our agents!!

tomcowley · 03-27-09, 02:34 PM

And yet again, a book that makes up rules to screw players out of trivial amounts of money ends up going broke. I'm shocked.