The Greek: When is an account active?

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  • YPS
    SBR High Roller
    • 08-20-12
    • 111

    #1
    The Greek: When is an account active?
    Hello,
    I asked for a moneybookers withdrawal at the greek and they told me that I have to pay the $15 fee because my account was not active.
    Statement from The Greek website:

    Fees:
    Flat $15 USD charge - FREE - If the following conditions are met:
    • Previous deposit(s) were made through MoneyBookers
    • A withdrawal of any type has not been made in the previous 14 days
    • The account has been open and wagers placed each week for the last 30 days


    I have placed at least 2 bets (up to 7 bets) every week during the last 6 weeks with stakes from $200 up to $1400. All other conditions are also met.

    So I really asked myself why my account is not active?
    It´s not the first time that happens to me with The Greek, I can bet as much as I want, everytime they told me my account was not active and I have to pay the fee and that´s it. Also they are very unfriendly.
  • bigbet1234
    SBR Wise Guy
    • 06-22-06
    • 625

    #2
    Why not ask them?
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    • YPS
      SBR High Roller
      • 08-20-12
      • 111

      #3
      Great reply

      Everytime I asked them their answer was that my account was not active and thats all they say
      No further explanation from them
      Last edited by YPS; 08-20-12, 02:21 PM.
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      • Stumpage
        SBR MVP
        • 09-21-05
        • 2906

        #4
        I would simply cut and paste their own terms and conditions and include it in a follow-up email, perhaps asking if there have been any addendums to them...And if not, again reiterate that according to their own rules, you have covered everything required for a free withdrawal.

        If this goes nowhere, and assuming he is still there, I would ask to speak to Wally if you have not already done so.....
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        • ChewFu
          SBR Hustler
          • 05-26-10
          • 58

          #5
          They try this every time and it's a cheap way of them trying to claw $15 from you. I once placed 75 bets in a 4 week period, with at least 8 a week and they claimed I hadn't placed enough bets.

          Email asking which weeks you were inactive on. They'll most likely say it was a mistake and waive the fee.
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