I have enough money in my accounts for them to be worthwhile to include in my will. Will my benefactors have any issues getting access to my accounts after I die?
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msdw1SBR High Roller
- 02-12-08
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#1Sportsbook funds after deathTags: None -
Hareeba!BARRELED IN @ SBR!
- 07-01-06
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#2I suspect that largely depends on the merit of the books you deal with and whether your executors know of the existence of your accounts and how to access them.Comment -
msdw1SBR High Roller
- 02-12-08
- 147
#3Originally posted by Hareeba!I suspect that largely depends on the merit of the books you deal with and whether your executors know of the existence of your accounts and how to access them.
Maybe it is easier to give my account info to my benefactors and have them impersonate me to get my payouts.Comment -
Hareeba!BARRELED IN @ SBR!
- 07-01-06
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#4Originally posted by msdw1Maybe it is easier to give my account info to my benefactors and have them impersonate me to get my payouts.
I've instructed my family to withdraw all funds immediately and not tell the books of my death or incapacity.
No need for any complications.Comment -
topgame85SBR Posting Legend
- 03-30-08
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#5Don't keep large figures in any book offshore exception being pinnacle if you are a non us playerComment -
ffeafeaaaaaaaaaRestricted User
- 06-12-11
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#6Dont keep large figures in any book offshore, EVEN if it is pinnacle. If you passed away, leave instructions not to announce your dead and have them withdraw all the funds on your name.
Finally, enjoy life my friend, it is true what they say... its too short.Comment -
Counterfeit CashSBR Wise Guy
- 01-03-11
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#7This is truly a unique topic...Comment -
donjuanSBR MVP
- 08-29-07
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#8I have enough money in my accounts for them to be worthwhile to include in my will. Will my benefactors have any issues getting access to my accounts after I die?Originally posted by Hareeba!I suspect that largely depends on the merit of the books you deal with and whether your executors know of the existence of your accounts and how to access them.Comment -
Hareeba!BARRELED IN @ SBR!
- 07-01-06
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#9Originally posted by donjuanFurther proof that your English comprehension is atrocious.Comment -
brettelsSBR MVP
- 11-04-10
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#10Withdraw it and bank it just to be safeComment -
Hareeba!BARRELED IN @ SBR!
- 07-01-06
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#11Originally posted by brettelsWithdraw it and bank it just to be safe
so how does one continue playing without funds in one's account ?Comment -
lukahhSBR Wise Guy
- 04-08-10
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#12this must be extra income for books
feels like swiss banks with ww2 money....Comment -
brettelsSBR MVP
- 11-04-10
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#13Originally posted by Hareeba!
so how does one continue playing without funds in one's account ?Comment -
Hareeba!BARRELED IN @ SBR!
- 07-01-06
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#14Originally posted by brettelsstarting fresh with a new deposit or maybe for example if this person has 50,000 in the account withdraw 49,000 and keep playing with 1000 left in there either way player is satisfied. what a stupid question. "pardon the pun"
And I'm fortunate in that it doesn't cost me to deposit and withdraw like those poor sods in the US who I can understand would find it far more economic to leave funds with a book than continually be withdrawing and depositing.
But all that aside, the problem for a deceased's family/executor is the same whether the balance is $1k or $50k .. only the degree is different.Comment -
wtt0315SBR Hall of Famer
- 01-18-07
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#15dont die is the easiest wayComment -
JonthemanSBR High Roller
- 09-09-08
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#16Originally posted by wtt0315dont die is the easiest wayComment -
GoldenRichardsRestricted User
- 08-31-08
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#17If there is a lot of money in offshore accounts, it is important to leave detailed instructions on how to withdraw.Comment -
moneyordohSBR High Roller
- 06-20-11
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#18withdraw the money and leave it in the bank sortedComment -
jozomirSBR High Roller
- 09-22-09
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#19Don't give your money to banks, they are thieves and bloodsuckers.Comment -
magynuckSBR Wise Guy
- 09-17-09
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#20here is what i do
1. detailed directions on how to access money available to 2 different trusted sources
2. try to keep exposure to offshore market at under 150kComment -
SalamanderSBR Sharp
- 12-25-09
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#21Leave a copy of an SBR complaint form in your will if the books don't respond?sbrComment -
hhsilverSBR Hall of Famer
- 06-07-07
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#22The original question is an important one - and some, though not all, here are treating that way.
I'm surprised I never saw it come up here before. Has anyone ever discussed this with a manager from a book?
Think of all the SBR posters who have disappeared. I imagine some are dead. ( don't forget to leave instructions for your loved ones to spend your points)Comment -
SBR LouBARRELED IN @ SBR!
- 08-02-07
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#23Originally posted by hhsilverThe original question is an important one - and some, though not all, here are treating that way. I'm surprised I never saw it come up here before. Has anyone ever discussed this with a manager from a book? Think of all the SBR posters who have disappeared. I imagine some are dead. ( don't forget to leave instructions for your loved ones to spend your points)
A death certificate, proof that you are next of kin should be all that is needed to withdraw the funds. Leaving the details in a will likely expedites the process as well.Comment -
cloudaghSBR Sharp
- 04-08-07
- 486
#24Come on fellas, this is not that hard. You don't leave it in a will and you sure don't tell any bank or sportsbook you are dead NOT until after all the money moves are complete. You never tell the sportsbook squat. Have someone designated to withdraw "as usual" and this matter is resolved.Comment -
Justin7SBR Hall of Famer
- 07-31-06
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#25Originally posted by LouIt's come up a few times before. I'm sure someone might be able to find it.
A death certificate, proof that you are next of kin should be all that is needed to withdraw the funds. Leaving the details in a will likely expedites the process as well.Comment -
donjuanSBR MVP
- 08-29-07
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#26Originally posted by Hareeba!Too much to hope that you could possibly add anything useful to the discussion I suppose ?Comment -
wrongturnSBR MVP
- 06-06-06
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#27The death certificate won't work if you use fake names, beards, remote control, etc. So plan ahead.Comment -
Hareeba!BARRELED IN @ SBR!
- 07-01-06
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#28Originally posted by cloudaghCome on fellas, this is not that hard. You don't leave it in a will and you sure don't tell any bank or sportsbook you are dead NOT until after all the money moves are complete. You never tell the sportsbook squat. Have someone designated to withdraw "as usual" and this matter is resolved.
Specifying account details and logins etc. in your will surely will result in the need for numerous (costly ?) updates to your will as you change passwords, open new accounts, close old ones etc.
Maintain an up-to-date file of all these details and any specific issues regarding withdrawals from them. Don't forget your e-wallets either.Comment -
Hareeba!BARRELED IN @ SBR!
- 07-01-06
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#29Originally posted by donjuanToo much to ask that you actually read posts before responding to them, clearly.
just another useless post intended to do nothing more than insult meComment -
donjuanSBR MVP
- 08-29-07
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#30Originally posted by Hareeba!not worth attempting any explanation to you
just another useless post intended to do nothing more than insult meComment -
Hareeba!BARRELED IN @ SBR!
- 07-01-06
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#31Originally posted by donjuanIt's useful to anyone who is new here who might think you actually know what you're talking about.
Further, please let us know if you've managed to learn anything at all from donjuan.Comment -
sideloadedSBR Hall of Famer
- 08-21-10
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#32Originally posted by Hareeba!I hereby invite anyone new here to let me know if there's anything I've posted with which you disagree. I'm only too pleased to have a civil discussion about it.
Further, please let us know if you've managed to learn anything at all from donjuan.Comment -
Hareeba!BARRELED IN @ SBR!
- 07-01-06
- 37500
#33Originally posted by sideloadedI know you spam the sh_t out of many threads in this subforum that everyone has to troll through.
pretty hard to respond intelligently to that
please let me know which of my comments you disagree withComment -
althelegendSBR Wise Guy
- 07-28-06
- 596
#34Live a healthy life style. Retire from gambling and withdraw your funds from all books while you are still in full possession of your faculties. Enjoy retirement. Travel. Spend your money. Do not leave a problem.Comment -
biguglySBR MVP
- 01-04-08
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#35Originally posted by althelegendLive a healthy life style. Retire from gambling and withdraw your funds from all books while you are still in full possession of your faculties. Enjoy retirement. Travel. Spend your money. Do not leave a problem.
Hareeba! is one of the best posters on the forum, and unlike so many he's not a dick.Comment
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