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Hi guys, you might know more about this than me, well....
I set up a blue square account a while back and they gave me a free bet, I to be honest, hadn't really remembered even doing it.
Anyway, yesterday, as they were best price on a snooker bet I wanted, I set up an account again, not even knowing I had one, because I was using a new Visa card, it didn't indicate to me I had one while setting it up.
Anyway, they were doing a free bet offer, where you get a £11, £22 and another £22 free bet, I did the qualifying bets and was betting on some greyhounds. I won on one of the £22 bets at 7/4, it returned £55, anyway I got my snooker bet on, and had a bet on some horses, anyway, I had £24 odd quid still in the account. This morning, my account was blocked, so I phoned them up and they explained I had another account. They re-opened my new one and closed my old one, however, they took the £24 out of my account, which was my money really, saying as I had used free bets on 2 accounts, they wanted some money back. Can they actually take real money out of your account, at any time, if they feel like it. This really was nothing to do with the free bet they gave me? Where do I stand on this?
I set up a blue square account a while back and they gave me a free bet, I to be honest, hadn't really remembered even doing it.
Anyway, yesterday, as they were best price on a snooker bet I wanted, I set up an account again, not even knowing I had one, because I was using a new Visa card, it didn't indicate to me I had one while setting it up.
Anyway, they were doing a free bet offer, where you get a £11, £22 and another £22 free bet, I did the qualifying bets and was betting on some greyhounds. I won on one of the £22 bets at 7/4, it returned £55, anyway I got my snooker bet on, and had a bet on some horses, anyway, I had £24 odd quid still in the account. This morning, my account was blocked, so I phoned them up and they explained I had another account. They re-opened my new one and closed my old one, however, they took the £24 out of my account, which was my money really, saying as I had used free bets on 2 accounts, they wanted some money back. Can they actually take real money out of your account, at any time, if they feel like it. This really was nothing to do with the free bet they gave me? Where do I stand on this?
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they were too sharp for your cunning plan :-)
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sounds confusing to me
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they are in the right, free bets only qualify on your first account, your fault that you forgot to use them
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lol, there was no cunning plan! i forget who i've had accounts with sometimes, just wondered if they can take real money out of your account, as they state a free bet is of no monetry value.
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was the £24 money won from the free bet ?
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well, i had won £55 from one of the free bets, but had staked on many things after that, more greyhounds, horses, had a bet on the snooker. it wasn;t directly from the winnings, no.
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shops can do anything they like.. didn't you know.
They are above the law. One day though someone will take them to European courts over discrimination, its only a matter of time. |
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Bookies all play with a straight bat ;)
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the hairy hotdog 16 Apr 14:00
shops can do anything they like.. didn't you know. They are above the law. One day though someone will take them to European courts over discrimination, its only a matter of time. Bluesq are an internet operation. read the t s and c s. |
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Didn't know you were allowed to mention actual shop names!
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oopps, internet firms, shops, names.. all in the same boat
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Sounds confusing,but seems they are in order.
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Yeah its a punter mistake, shops, internet firm, phone firm in the right
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My advice - you should've withdrawn the £24
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just add 24,divide by three,then takeaway the first number u thought of
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