[therushishere]

The first sports book I ever signed up for, sportsbook.com, I ended up in a dispute with over a three-digit sum of money.

Since I requested the refund, I was sent this sum in cash, but was placed on the Fraud Prevention Monitoring Network that all sports books use.

At the time I was not aware of what this really was or meant.

Now, I am having to put through all kinds of extra paperwork and documents in order to register with new books.

For example:

"We subscribe to a fraud prevention monitoring network where online operators share information and based on the information that we received we have limited your deposit options."

Someone at 5Dimes called it a "High-Risk List" that I was on and required additional documents.

I asked a manager there if I were to repay this sum to them, would I removed from the Fraud Prevention Monitoring Network and was told that they "cannot comment on the status of other sports books" but I would be able to play with them again."

Would I removed from this list if I were to pay the balance back, rightfully or not?

Thanks

[bostonboss]

you are a cheat and a loser..kill yourself.

[therushishere]

Don't you think that's kind of harsh bud?

First deposit, getting feet wet, first sportsbook, still figuring out the difference between moneylines and spreads...

[tb1984]

Off-shore sportsbooks hate charge-backs.

[tb1984]

I just said in general. I'm not sure about your dispute.

[bostonboss]

clearly he did a charge back..he took a shot/lost/charged back...he gets everything he deserves now....its dikkheads like him that make it hard for other players.

[therushishere]

I appreciate your feedback and support.

So dispute in question automatically = what is called a charge-back?

Am I making a mistake volunteering to pay them back out of the blue regardless of whether or not the dispute was bogus?

Do books like sportsbook.com really hold that much credibility in the eyes of more well-respected legitimate outfits that I have held long term accounts with free of any kinds of disagreements of any sort?

Thanks

[bostonboss]

you are deservedly screwed.

[tb1984]

I appreciate your feedback and support.

So dispute in question automatically = what is called a charge-back?

Am I making a mistake volunteering to pay them back out of the blue regardless of whether or not the dispute was bogus?

Do books like sportsbook.com really hold that much credibility in the eyes of more well-respected legitimate outfits that I have held long term accounts with free of any kinds of disagreements of any sort?

Thanks

Any disputes regarding cred-it cards, you don't have second chance. Even though, now you're willing to pay them back, it does not matter, because you free-rolled the book.

[relaaxx]

keep your money-it won't change a thing-unless you think it may make you feel better by doing the right thing and pay them back

[bettingstation]

maybe you cant do anything... its like a garbage... if you throw a garbage... they throw you a garbage too.... cheers...

[dink]

Maybe Hareeba can tell everyone how you get on a Fraud prevention list? Or maybe he will forever hide the reasons why he's on that type of list.

[Hareeba!]

Maybe Hareeba can tell everyone how you get on a Fraud prevention list? Or maybe he will forever hide the reasons why he's on that type of list.

Ah! I see the fuckwit's been let out of detention.

[Dr.Gonzo]

Maybe Hareeba can tell everyone how you get on a Fraud prevention list? Or maybe he will forever hide the reasons why he's on that type of list.

Why do you hate Hareeba so much? This is all I ever seem to see you post.

[dink]

Ah! I see the fuckwit's been let out of detention.

This place was better off without the trolling of a fuckwit like you.

How's your spamming working out for you fuckwit?

[FightFightFight]

I just got kicked from SI with this same message after attempting two *********** transactions. Its completely out of the blue as far as I can see. Never done anything wrong but win. Any new info?

[FightFightFight]

c r e d i t c a r d ???wtf