Best Way to fight a Sportsbook like Cascade that won't pay you
The 3 most important things to a sportsbook are bandwith, processing and software.
There should be an organized attack from a forum like this for its users to sign up with the sportsbook, make the biggest deposit they can via credit card and charge it back in a week or two.
Cascade appears to have processing so everyone's card should work. Multiple ip addresses are needed. SBR should give a out a bounty for people that do this and can prove it with a screen shot or something.
This will cause the sportsbook to lose the processor.
Who is Cascade's moneygram and Western union processor? If it is a forum owner or something, well, duh...
Assuming cascade didn't steal the software, heat should be applied to the software company, especially if the company is in the US. If other providers that use the company threaten to leave, etc it might help. Threaten to sue the company in the US for aiding and abetting fraud.
As far as bandwith, hiring russian hackers to direct a botnet DDOS attack would do the trick.
Why hasn't anyone talked about these options? Do you really think hiring a lawyer will work?
There should be an organized attack from a forum like this for its users to sign up with the sportsbook, make the biggest deposit they can via credit card and charge it back in a week or two.
Cascade appears to have processing so everyone's card should work. Multiple ip addresses are needed. SBR should give a out a bounty for people that do this and can prove it with a screen shot or something.
This will cause the sportsbook to lose the processor.
Who is Cascade's moneygram and Western union processor? If it is a forum owner or something, well, duh...
Assuming cascade didn't steal the software, heat should be applied to the software company, especially if the company is in the US. If other providers that use the company threaten to leave, etc it might help. Threaten to sue the company in the US for aiding and abetting fraud.
As far as bandwith, hiring russian hackers to direct a botnet DDOS attack would do the trick.
Why hasn't anyone talked about these options? Do you really think hiring a lawyer will work?