british customers taking advantage of international

Or let everyone in to the UK markets directly - not via Malta.

the site is working horribly in the uk as well.

dude67 13 Mar 15:52
Or let everyone in to the UK markets directly - not via Malta.

Seconded!

TRICICLON 13 Mar 14:51


the site is not working for part of the customers, we cant cancel our bets, so we can be rbusted out by briitish customers... we are here giving our face to get slapped.

betfair should be fair and close the site till its recovery for everyone

What markets have you got unmatched bets on i will match them and send you the monies.

what will happen next week as it is cheltenham

The cancel bets function is still working ok. It just doesn't display that they've been cancelled so you think they're still there. But they're not. It even displays them still once the market turns in-running, but they don't get matched because they're been cancelled.

:(

close it

Worth remembering part of the statement from Betfair a few months ago , only 2.5% actually make any money on the site and no one from the UK makes a living out of Betfair , all punters making a living income out of Betfair reside outside the UK.


Maybe they're just trying to help out the mugs.

Did Betfair really say that? No UK clients make a living from Betfair!

nonsense !

check the archive

Mark Davies said it in the London Evening Standard (or whatever it's called)

betfair trying to keep the taxman away so they can have the pc all to themselves

A Heathcott has been making £2,000 per day 4 about a year?

Tuesday 13th October, 2009 - London Standard

http://green-all-over.blogspot.com/2009/10/doing-ratner.html

Not only unstable site for international customers, also an extra time lag for bets to be routed from your location - UK - Malta - UK

Keeping the money in the family.

Mark Davies was misquoted in that article. Betfair allow clients to ** other clients so as to give the impression that betfair's a place where fortunes can be made, so why in the hell would they want to give out the impression no one in the UK was a winner?