One less buyer for Bet911

[minet123]

Sorry to anyone who has a balance out there
The story is out on there

I would post a link but it's not banner on the top of the page who walked away and have been warned in the past
SBR can post it on their own

[SBR Lou]

If you have a link to another forum or site that is relevant to your Bet911 post, feel free to share it with the board.

[minet123]

Thank you Lou

http://parlaymakers.wordpress.com/2010/05/27/possibility-of-acquiring-bet911/

[big joe 1212]

looks bad

[Peep]

Good link policy chose Lou, thanks.

Parlaymaker would understandably be reluctant.

[Santo]

It might be worth small balance holders contacting PM directly to see if they can agree something on an individual basis.

[tachi]

only a total idiot will buy Bet911 with the European pack of arbers and bonus whores.

[Kaka]

all depends on the publicity a book can see in it, and off course the terms. I for one will show any good solid ratet book complete loyalty for helping me out.

[vitalyo]

only a total idiot will buy Bet911 with the European pack of arbers and bonus whores.

.No one wants be affiliated with stiffs from 911 + the clientele .


Betfair in 2004 paid off SO players balances . Just to promote them self.
This package cost at least $7million
Betfair rescue package

Soon after Sporting Options went into administration, Betfair announced a rescue package to compensate the 5,342 Sporting Options clients who had lost money. The clients affected were required to register as customers of Betfair to be eligible. Each qualifying client owed less than £1,000 was compensated for the full amount owing (in the form of a credit to his or her Betfair account). Those owed more than £1,000 received either £1,000 or 20 per cent of their Sporting Options account balance, whichever was greater. Any amount owing over and above this payout could be earned back though a commission rebate program, valid through to 30 November 2006.
Some speculated[who?] that Betfair's apparent act of generosity was a bid to protect the reputation of the betting exchange industry, while simultaneously securing exclusive access to Sporting Options' clients. Betfair and most other exchanges have stressed their clients' funds are ring-fenced to ensure the exchanges' financial integrity. One notable exception to this mantra, however, is BackAndLay, whose Chief Executive Ian Davies stated that no funds, whether in the hands of an operator or a trustee, are 100% safe, and that the customer simply has to make a judgment call about whether or not to trust the entity they are lodging funds with.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sporting_Options

[manchester]

Does anyone know the address of their offices in CR

[Donadon]

Does anyone know the address of their offices in CR

Ask for it the eog mods, they are friends with them

[kkkkk]

.No one wants be affiliated with stiffs from 911 + the clientele .


Betfair in 2004 paid off SO players balances . Just to promote them self.
This package cost at least $7million
Betfair rescue package

Soon after Sporting Options went into administration, Betfair announced a rescue package to compensate the 5,342 Sporting Options clients who had lost money. The clients affected were required to register as customers of Betfair to be eligible. Each qualifying client owed less than £1,000 was compensated for the full amount owing (in the form of a credit to his or her Betfair account). Those owed more than £1,000 received either £1,000 or 20 per cent of their Sporting Options account balance, whichever was greater. Any amount owing over and above this payout could be earned back though a commission rebate program, valid through to 30 November 2006.
Some speculated[who?] that Betfair's apparent act of generosity was a bid to protect the reputation of the betting exchange industry, while simultaneously securing exclusive access to Sporting Options' clients. Betfair and most other exchanges have stressed their clients' funds are ring-fenced to ensure the exchanges' financial integrity. One notable exception to this mantra, however, is BackAndLay, whose Chief Executive Ian Davies stated that no funds, whether in the hands of an operator or a trustee, are 100% safe, and that the customer simply has to make a judgment call about whether or not to trust the entity they are lodging funds with.


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sporting_Options

Does anyone know whats the situation with backandlay.com? Site is offline, are they closed or merged ?