Sorry, I just switched the numbers for the threads and forgot to change the t= to p= in the link... It is the same thread anyway so no worries.
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I am new to the offshore bookies and wonder if there is anyone els then bet911 that have a optional bonus system? I prefer one when you could like her get a extra half point or add 15% to the winnings.
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Remember Fridays--
For every 5 straight wagers made in the following sports soccer, football (NCAA), or basketball (wagers can not be on the same team and must be of the amount of 100 or more in what ever currency your account is in) you will receive one FREE straight wager for a max Free Play of 25 in what ever currency your account is in.
and if you need me I will be in the office all day everyday, working like a slave for you all 
, anyone got any chain cutters, so I can escape for a day
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Carl is here and I am glad to stand behind Bet911, nothing has changed with them, other than I have moved on to a different type of work..so no worries Aslan, I ahve always maintained a high regard for integrity and honesty and that has not changed , believe me that if something was a miss in the company I would tell you all..you put your trust in me and I will not let you down...
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Like Robert says today you get the sixpack and its a great value for all of you that place wagers of this type and for those that place smaller wagers we do 5x50to get an extra 10 so theres something for everyone here at Bet911...Comment -
As everyone knows my business is keeping people happy while at the same time getting people to deposit and you know I am horrible at this fourm stuff, that is why carl is #1 and I am #2. Well thats what they say anyway!
During the course of the year about once a week I will put a special deposit bonus for those looking for something better, when the norm is not good enough. Like for example: For today only anyone depositing 1000 I will give an extra 5% FP and deposit 1500-2000 get an extra 10%.
Now tell me who is #1 me or Carl
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wow not a extra 5%!!!! o my gosh so so crazy. Not. You business is no good without carl. have fun failingComment -
Well an extra 5% might not seem like much, but it is better than nothing. If you are on the normal juice you would get getting a total of 15% cash now for a reload that is something and if you were a new account you would be getting 25% cash. And remember if you dont like that and would prefer free play for a reload you would of gotten 25% FP an d a new account would of gotten 50% FP. Failing!
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Will I didnt offer anything out of the usual today and NFL is tomorrow. We will be very busy so I am going to post this now. Anyone depositing before the 1:00pm Eastern games will get a Free Play bonus, if you are reduced juice lets say 10% extra fp (rollover will apply) and if your on normal juice lets say 15% extra fp (rollover will apply) only cause I love the NFL!!!
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Well now that early bonus is over with up until the 4pm eastern NY time games start I will offer an extra 5% cash for reduced (rollover applies) and an extra 10% cash for normal juice (rollover applies) on any deposit of 250 or more.Comment -
Remember today is monday and you get 5%FP extra on any deposit, no wait lets make it 10% cash I hit a 4 team parlay over the weekend, well yesterday and I am feeling so of happy about that. So lets change this Monday bonus to 10% cash (rollover applies)
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Or you can have this promo
Anyone who deposits this week reduced or normal juice will get their normal bonus and if you happen to lose, at that time give me a hollar and I will add 20% more in cash to your account of your last deposit if it was made this week only
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Just thought I would drop in to say hello to all of you...and wish you a great holiday season....cheers!Comment -
They are doing a lot of good things at Bet911 for the players and I hope that you all can take advantage of these great offers!
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Withdrew £1,225 today back to Moneybookers, processed in a couple of hours. Excellent.Comment -
just a quick note. payout fees for GBP accounts are now 35GBP rather than the GBP equivalent of 35USD as it always used to be.
apparently i am lucky that i was not charged the right amount before despite carl and vanessa repeatedly confirming it should be the GBP equivalent in the past.
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Did you not use the free payout as it is a monday, or have you already had a withdrawal from them in the past 30 days?
Anyway that sounds a bit shady. A ~$58 fee for a max £1500 (?) withdrawal is a bit high, especially if we are talking moneybookers. Looks like things are different now that there is a new sheriff in town. Fees are massivly increased and the sixpack no longer counts towards the rollover requirement.
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According to their website the charge should be USD 35. Another case of a bookie doing whatever it feels like?
Isn´t it the case that one free withdrawal is allowed per month (for Neteller and Moneybookers)? That is also sated on their website.
I still haven´t had the time (or inclination really) to pick my way through all the Bet911 Ts and Cs, and if they think they are going to be charging me GBP 35 to get MY money, I won´t be any time soon.Comment -
Lol, 35GBP for a withdrawal?
That's insane!
A normal Moneybookers transfer is something like 50p, don't know how much the fee for a business account is, but it can't be anywhere near that amount.Comment -
It is not that they are different it is the way that they were suppose to be from the start. The old sheriff was just losing his memory
and forgot alot of things and there is new sheriff with a better memory. But you all know if you are law abiding and peaceful we can always come to an agreement.
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OK, let me run this down to you so you all know just exactly what the accountant Julie has to go through just to get one payout to one person.
1. She has to look at your account and see if you have the funds
2. She then has to make sure that you have no bets pending
3. She then has to see just exactly what kind of bonus you got on your last deposit
4. She then has to go and copy all of your plays down and figure out the rollover. Now this means that she has to look at each and every play that you have made and make sure that they were not part of a promotion. Once done she sums it all up if you made the rollover you get paid.
5. She then has to do the paper work so that your withdrawal can be processed. Without it you dont get paid.
6. She delivers that to the payouts department and then they have to process it and verify all the information again. We always double check here.
And finally you get paid.
A very long and drawan out process just for one withdrawal and that is why there are fees on the administration end.Comment -
Your competitors offer this service to me for free. Of those that do charge (which I tend not to use, except in special circumstances) none of them charge anything like GBP 35 (nearly USD 60) for a withdrawal.
I do understand that you offer a free withdrawal up to USD 1500 per month (can you confirm that this still applies?) but that limit is too low to be of interest to me.Comment -
There is a free withdrawal every month, and to most that should be enough unless you are über paranoid about keeping money with bet911. In which case you should probably stop playing there and head over to pinnacle, bookmaker, matchbook or the likes.
But my gripe is that this fee information for accounts in other currencies have not been available to us in the past. Obviously this is an oversight issue, and according to new Sheriff, Carl is partly to blame for this. I can totally understand that fees are higher for higher withdrawals, but at the same time I understand why someone feels they are unfairly treated when they introduce new fees.
But after reviewing the maths on the matter it is actually fair. Bear with me on this. Right now £1500 (max transaction on withdrawals) is $2487, so let's call it $2500 even.
This is a scenario where a player has a $2500 balance. He has already used his free payout for the month, but needs $2500 to buy more paper towels (or whatever
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First he requests $1500 to moneybookers. He has to pay a $35 fee.
Then he request $1000 to moneybookers, he has to pay a $25 fee.
Total fees paid: $35 + $25 = $60
Now for a withdrawal of £1500. This withdrawal can be done in one transaction (unless changed!)..
He withdraws £1500 to moneybookers, for this he has to pay £35, or about $58.
Total fees paid: $58
So it is actually a fair fee. And if you take in to account that the player with a £GBP or €Eur account can withdraw £/€1500 per month for free, then he would actually pay less fees because the € and £ is worth more than the $.
To put this in to perspective:
£1500 is worth $2487. The player can use his one free withdrawal p/m to get this money without fees.
$1500 is worth $1500. The player can use his one free withdrawal p/m to get this money without fees.
So obviously players with GBP accounts pay less fees than players that have accounts in different currencies.
My gripe though is that this information was not available on the site. I hope that Bet911 updates the site asap to reflect these changes.
It is also a nice touch that they now operate with fees that are substantially lower if you request a small payout, whereas back in august (?) I think they operated with a flat $35 fee, Great job on that!Comment -
Junk book.Comment -
So to cut a long story short. You have inefficient software and an overly complex bonus structure which results in the need for manual checking and processing of every payout request.
Just as a matter of interest, does it take Julie longer to process a GBP 1500 withdrawal than one for USD 1500?
Can you also confirm that there is in fact one free withdrawal per 30 days (max. USD 1500) as stated on you website (and as mentioned by chopsticks above).Comment -
I don´t dispute anything you have said, neither do I dispute that Bet911 has the right to charge whatever fees they feel are appropriate (as long as those fees are as stated, of course).There is a free withdrawal every month, and to most that should be enough unless you are über paranoid about keeping money with bet911. In which case you should probably stop playing there and head over to pinnacle, bookmaker, matchbook or the likes.
But my gripe is that this fee information for accounts in other currencies have not been available to us in the past. Obviously this is an oversight issue, and according to new Sheriff, Carl is partly to blame for this. I can totally understand that fees are higher for higher withdrawals, but at the same time I understand why someone feels they are unfairly treated when they introduce new fees.
But after reviewing the maths on the matter it is actually fair. Bear with me on this. Right now £1500 (max transaction on withdrawals) is $2487, so let's call it $2500 even.
This is a scenario where a player has a $2500 balance. He has already used his free payout for the month, but needs $2500 to buy more paper towels (or whatever)
First he requests $1500 to moneybookers. He has to pay a $35 fee.
Then he request $1000 to moneybookers, he has to pay a $25 fee.
Total fees paid: $35 + $25 = $60
Now for a withdrawal of £1500. This withdrawal can be done in one transaction (unless changed!)..
He withdraws £1500 to moneybookers, for this he has to pay £35, or about $58.
Total fees paid: $58
So it is actually a fair fee. And if you take in to account that the player with a £GBP or €Eur account can withdraw £/€1500 per month for free, then he would actually pay less fees because the € and £ is worth more than the $.
To put this in to perspective:
£1500 is worth $2487. The player can use his one free withdrawal p/m to get this money without fees.
$1500 is worth $1500. The player can use his one free withdrawal p/m to get this money without fees.
So obviously players with GBP accounts pay less fees than players that have accounts in different currencies.
My gripe though is that this information was not available on the site. I hope that Bet911 updates the site asap to reflect these changes.
It is also a nice touch that they now operate with fees that are substantially lower if you request a small payout, whereas back in august (?) I think they operated with a flat $35 fee, Great job on that!
Try doing the same calculation on the basis of being lucky/smart enough to run up a balance of GBP 10k or USD 10k, however and it becomes hideously expensive your hands on your own money.Comment
