How safe is this? I asked the rep at a sports book if I could block out my face or part of the ID number and they said no. I don't want them to have all my info like that. Has anyone done this before?
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09-26-17 07:14 AM #1
Sending photo ids and other info
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09-26-17 07:16 AM #2
Unfortunately it's just the nature of the beast. Have to do that. Only instance where I think you don't is at nitrogen but thatsbjust a guess. Been doing online for over 10 years and that's always been a requirement.
Originally Posted by LordVodka
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09-26-17 07:25 AM #3
ok thanks that's what I figured. Last times I deposited by p2p and was never asked for that info.
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09-26-17 07:32 AM #4
ive never had to send a book ID for withdrawals
but also never used a Card to deposit for that very reason
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09-26-17 08:08 AM #5
Somebody ask that midget fuk tony for his drivers license
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09-26-17 08:35 AM #6
If you deposit by card or take a bonus you are more likely to be asked for ID.
International books with mainstream licenses have to ask every player for ID, and often a lot more info, like prove where you earn your money and show us bank statments. Life is good offshore.
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09-26-17 05:45 PM #7
Have done it numerous times in the past 15 years. Never had an issue. You are more likely to get your identity stolen using your card or i.d. at local gas station or grocery store. Nitrogen and the other bitcoin only books don't require it.
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09-27-17 05:36 PM #8
People whine about this more often than they should.
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