DONT BET WITH COME, THEY ARE SCUM

And I have now discovered that Mobilebet are the same company as Come On with the same ludicrous regulations and obstructions to withdrawing your money.  That's two now on the list...

COME ON
MOBILEBET

Feel free to add in any more chancers masquerading as bookmakers.

its a huge personal data scam , so they can sell your data. yes betfair need scan of id etc but thats it . many years ago never been updated or asked for since. thankfully they only care about your money lol

Never heard of them but I'll be sure to avoid them.

I've never heard of them either sofaking.

They are licensed and regulated by the Government of Curacao,do you really think that you can get your money back if they don't want.Good luck anyway

How daft do you have to be to bet with these kind of no-mark firms anyway?

They offer a promotional sign up bonus, normally free bets.

eg bet a tenner and they will give you three "free" tenner bets.

Without wanting be indelicate you sound like a complete mug

But as you've said you can't get your money out, so pointless. It's always the same with these fly-by-night outfits.

If there is a bookmaker that isn't fundamentally evil I've never come across them. They are all scumbag outfits.

Why do people bet these firms that hardly anyone has heard of?
Do they give them an extra point or something?

Ok folks, I am going to show you what to do with these firms (I can assure you I am no mug).  Come on have an introductory offer of bet £10 and they will give you three free £10 bets when settled. Bet your initial £10 on something that is roughly the same price on the exchange. Lay it to lose on the exchange. You will be roughly level minus possibly a little commission from the exchange.  Then place your three "free" £10 bets. If you have any returns with Come On, do what you did with your first bet. Stick the total returns on something on the exchange that is roughly the same price as Come On, to win with Come On, lay it on the exchange. It might take you a couple of attempts but eventually all your winnings will be in your exchange account. You don't need to give Come On your personal details.

Just back something you think will lose on the site and lay it here, if it loses you have your money and never need to bet with them again

opps, didnt see the above poster had already said the same

Matched betting of course - would be good idea if you didn't need to open hundreds of accounts with mickey mouse bookies. I didn't bother once I'd looked into it, not worth the potential profits these days.

Avoid all these Mickey Mouse outfits at all costs.

They are mickey mouse companies and they are chancers. However, if you apply the method I describe five posts up, you win every time. The best time to join these companies is normally as an important sporting event is imminent, important football match, horse race etc. Major football events like the World Cup etc are simply a licence to print money with these firms as they often give you £50 or more in free bets.

You win until you come up against some dodgy outfit that steals your cash, not worth it IMO. Plus there's the security risks opening so many accounts in general giving bank details etc.

I have been using this method for around thirteen years and no companies have stolen my money or have my bank details been compromised.

How much have you made?

Fair enough your choice, personally not worth risking in this day of cyber thefts, just taking too many chances.

Bet a tenner and get 3 free tenner bets(stake not included of course). Nah, I think I'll pass on that.

Slippy, you are not betting the original tenner, you lay it on the exchange.

Classy.

When all the online casinos came about I had friends that would do this stuff circling bonuses using perfect strategy blackjack. They made decent money, an extra £5k-10k pa, but it was boring as hell for them, and then casinos started being a bit more strategic in their promos.

COME bookmakers sound like their slippery character's

'poloticspunter', what happens if your selection wins 1st, 2nd or 3rd time? You'd lose your 'lay' bet/s on the Exchange, and risk not being able to withdraw your winning with the 'dodgy' bookie offering free bets.

All in all it's just crumbs off the table betting and certainly not worth all the aggravation.

You must be a right mug to open account with such a firm

Jan 5, 2019 -- 3:42PM, impossible123 wrote:

'poloticspunter', what happens if your selection wins 1st, 2nd or 3rd time? You'd lose your 'lay' bet/s on the Exchange, and risk not being able to withdraw your winning with the 'dodgy' bookie offering free bets.

They are chancers, no doubt. However, they are giving you three £10 bets for nothing.
impossible 123, you just pick outsiders with comeon after you have some returns from your free bets. Lay them on the exchange, collect from the exchange. It would be a nuisance if you had 4/1 shot after 4/1 shot coming in I guess!  It doesn't really matter though as you just stake the maximum comeon allow and lay it as before.

There are dozens of firms with similar offers but most don't want every single bit of documentation and your life story before you can withdraw your winnings.

Stay away from them Micky Mouse outfits mate.

It's money for nothing as long as you are happy to follow the exchange lay off process if required.

politicspunter • January 5, 2019 7:34 PM GMT
It's money for nothing as long as you are happy to follow the keep asking the mugs for more ID process if required

fixed

dave, you never give them id.