THIS COULD HAPPEN TO YOU:
Two weeks ago I received an e-mail from Unibet saying that 30.000 DKK (4200 euro) had been transferred to a Swedish bank account. I am from Denmark and immediately asked them why they transferred my money to an unknown foreign account. After endless phonecalls and mails to their Customer Service the reply came to someting like this:
"You account has been hacked, nothing we can do. Report it to your local police and if they bother to contact us, we will take action".
I requested a Account Statement and to my surprise it included the sentence: "RISK: account name does not match punter name" so Unibet knew that they are paying money to the wrong person, but still completed the transaction / emptied my account !
And now I am "lost": How can I prove that my account has NOT been 'hacked'? Isn't it Unibet that should proved that is was? How can I be sure some Unibet guy hasn't just sent my money to a friend in Sweden? How can Unibet transfer my money to a foreign account knowing that it is not the right person? The Danish police has other (and I imagine more important) things on their minds -presumably they will not take action, so I have just lost 30.000 DKK and there is - apparently - nothing I can do !
Guys, help me - this could happen to you at Unibet - what do you suggest I do?
rgs
Henrik Ellesoe