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winR
21 Feb 13 19:14
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Ive self excluded myself from billy mountains a couple of times in the last 6months stating to permanently close my account and not allow me to gamble there ever again. I have since managed to open a new account and lost a fair bit. If I notify them that I have opened a new account will they refund the money I have wagered on my new account? I say this because I have recently received a refund from Vi c tor Ch andler for the same reason?

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Bolt
When: 21 Feb 13 22:18
Probably not. At least, they're under no obligation to do so. The onus is on you to ensure you comply with the terms of your self exclusion.

Think of it this way, if you'd won a 'fair bit' and they'd worked out you were a self-excluded punter betting under false pretences, would you be happy for them to remove your winnings and return your stakes?
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Tess
When: 21 Feb 13 22:18
would you have paid it back had you won? It isn't refunded in shops, not sure about on-line, but doubt it.
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winR
When: 22 Feb 13 18:26
I agree with you Tess and Bolt, I would expect them to pay me :) The only reason I ask is that I have recently been on the live chat for VC bet requesting my bonus £25 to which they replied that I already had been self excluded on my previous account therefore my losses were being refunded, to the tune of £300. Ill take that over a bonus any day. I am happy with my Will Hill account however i may be inclined to close it in the near future - especially if there is a loophole to get the money back.
By:
ER WHAT HAPPENED THERE
When: 22 Feb 13 19:13
Scum bag.

Hope that helps.
By:
SHAPESHIFTER
When: 22 Feb 13 21:30
I keep hoping to see a phishing net on this thread.

If not, it amazes me the way people think....karma in the long run.
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