Betphoenix will not go broke and will pay. Imagine what reputation SBR will get if betphoenix indeed goes broke and doesn't pay; rating them a B+ despite all the negative threads and posts
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Remember a company called WSEX or Betcascade? both were A+ books.
You never know when a Book goes belly up and decides to stiff customers or not. SBR can only gauge the present and make somewhat educated guesses off of very little since very little regulation exists in this industry.
SBR is a business and accepts money from books for advertising and to keep people employed and points for posters and so on. Just try not to make a blanket statement about a book not going broke because the past is the best indicator that in this industry nothing should surprise anyone.Comment -
Doesn't sound good for BP.Comment -
I received my skybook withdrawal (part of bp as you know, withdrawals come from BP) to Moneybookers in less than 48 hours. They have at times been known to slowpay to ewallets, but less than 48 hours is more than acceptable.
The only thing that worried me re. incompetance was when I had forgotten my WC password a while back. I went to their live chat and gave my name and account #.. Then the girl just gave me the password. The account had been inactive for some time so if they were comparing IP addresses or something then it was probably not the same. They probably had a way of telling that I was the account holder, but I was surprised that they did not try to ask any security questions at all.Comment -
BP is both incompetent and insouciant. A bad combination for any book. When I used to play there (before I wised up) I'd get bonus offers from them in the mail, but when I called about them the clerks had no idea what I was talking about, and no interest at all in helping me. And yea, they paid, but never until I had to call back at least twice.
Why anyone would play there when there are options like Matchbook and 5 Dimes available is beyond me.Comment
