Originally Posted by
shari91
Ok but that's not what you implied. Either way though, there are many reasons books choose to base themselves where they do.
And in this case, 365 asking for ID until they're satisfied, even if the customer doesn't like it, isn't breaking a law. They've even told you on their website that they're going to do it until they're happy with what you've provided. You agree to that condition when you sign up.
I'm not sure it would break a law anywhere actually. It's the same as books saying - and many do - "Residents of the following countries are not eligible for this offer: Russia, Ukraine, Armenia, Vietnam, Belarus, Croatia, Serbia, Lithuania, Kazakhstan, Latvia, Slovenia, Georgia, Moldova, Macedonia, Romania, Poland, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Hungary, Slovakia".
Do people claim discrimination because their countries are automatically excluded from bonuses because the majority of sportsbook scammers happen to reside in these places? Or should I complain because a book like betIslands doesn't want my business since I'm not living in N. America? There's nothing to complain about. The rules are posted - either we choose to accept them or take our business elsewhere. That's it really.