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What is this..
Have you been asleep for the last ten years.. They have apparently set up a person to person betting site to rival betfair... Just who is left to play on it.I have had two dozen accounts closed down.They do not send you an email you just log on and place a bet... Maximum stake £0.00. All you will get is some pimply minimum wage chancer in "Customer Services" emailing you back with it was a "trading decision".... I am just happy that the rancid firm will not exist in a few years time as at the moment they are just a name with an internet site that will NEVER make money and 2000 rented shops staffed by recent arrivals, that will not take a bet and rely on FOBTS that are played by criminals and the mentally challenged... |
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Have to agree Home... and C orals won't be far behind !
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@homefortea - I'm just asking for some help from anyone who's had a closure letter.
No, I haven't been asleep for the last ten years, I've spent much of it trying to help people who've had problems getting paid out by bookmakers. |
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Who would be a shareholder in that pair -I can see a situation when the Bank Of England will have to step in for a bailout..
But the worst run firm and the reason why there are not that many Independents any more.. Step forward the worst firm ever StanJames supplier to the trade.. Founded by those two well known comedians Stan Laurel and James Corden |
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Stan won't rest on his laurels Homee !
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It is 2013 and at least 100 000 people must have had accounts closed down by the "Imaginary Sign" in the last 24 hours(!)...
Once again you do not get a letter just "maximum stake £0.00".. Occupational Hazard.... |
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Another fine mess you've gotten me into halcyon...
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^ The old racing maxim... 'if you can't win you can't lose!'
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^ £0.00
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I got one but I've binned it. I recall the phrase; 'after years of heavily restricting your account.'
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'after years of heavily restricting your account, we've decided to let you place wagers of ten shillings'....
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To think some people have their pensions invested in such companies..
Sometimes when I am bored I go to "Investor" Forums to put people straight.. How is that Ladbrokes share price going.... I am not at the stage of that share price activist Evil Knievel more of a Mark Cavendish but I am getting there....... ![]() |
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Keep up the good work teas.
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account restrictions or closures are a badge of honour wear with pride
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^ CORRECTION ...
They were, "a badge of honour" .... in the days when practically NOBODY got closed down - unless you were a very good Punter, that is. Nowadays - just like University Degrees ...... everybody gets one. |
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Believe it or not Skybet is one of the last ones I am left with....
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instead of moaning get off your ass and go to lads betting shops there are plenty about
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Got an email about 18 months ago:
We are writing to you today to inform you that we have decided to close your account. As you will be aware until now your account has been heavily restricted and the bets that you have wished to place haven't been accepted. Following a review of your account activity we have taken the decision based on the fact that any bets accepted will be subject to heavy restrictions and as such the decision has been taken to close the account rather than offer this heavily restricted service. Your account will remain open for the next 72 hours so please withdraw any balance during this time. Once your account has been closed you will have to call Customer Services on 0800 731 6191 or +44208 515 2565 (outside of UK) if you wish to withdraw remaining funds. Your sincerely, Ladbrokes Customer Services Team |
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When they closed my account, they just disabled the login & didn't even bother to tell me!
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They restricted me then they took away bog then they wouldn't pay me the 2nd on the mobile offer so now I refuse to use them ever again. Plenty more bookies out there.
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keeping accounts open is the same as winning at punting you have to be very clever
its always been the case to throw money away on a few yankes forecasts weekly and the like to keep that account open at all costs common sense really |
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throw them a few googlies to keep them off the scent
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did that old fella get his money from bet dread?
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Lads will stand the biggest bets in the shops than any of their competitors to be fair.
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Aye to mugs! Try having being a pro and getting more than a tenner on
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I got £200 on Rock Of Ages this morning!
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They must love you (with respect)
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It was for 4 of us. I'll give the lad a tenner, keep him sweet.
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A tenner
That's a bit stingy Kenny mann, make it a score and that's fair enough. |
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Have they done a review of this happened recently? I have noticed they took the max bet off and all my limits appear to be way down on what they were. I haven't relieved any email confirmation on this though
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Date: Sun, 8 Dec 2013 8:36
Dear david st****, Important Account Information This has been sent to all customers as it contains important account information. We recently wrote to you about an Administrative Fee which would be applied to your Ladbrokes account. The Fee has now been taken from your account and was calculated as either £2 (or currency equivalent) or 5% of the balance on the date at which your account became inactive, whichever is greater. When calculating the charge, we have included balances from all wallets (including poker, casino etc). The Fee itself has been taken from the Sportsbook wallet and this may result in a negative balance if funds were held elsewhere. If your account retains a total positive balance a further Fee will become due on the 1st day of every subsequent month. To prevent further Administration Fees, please review the following options and choose the one that you prefer: 1) If you choose to resume betting, all you need to do is log in to your account and place a bet using the credit balance. 2) If you've decided you no longer wish to bet with us you can log in to your account and withdraw your current balance. It is possible that your card and account details are out of date so you may wish to check and update them first to enable you make a withdrawal. 3) You may choose to donate your balance to the Ladbrokes in the Community Charitable Trust which donates funds to good causes throughout Great Britain. To do this, email us at AccountQueries@Ladbrokes.co.uk, expressing your wish to do so along with your username or Customer ID. 4) In addition to options 2 and 3 you may wish to close your account for good, in which case after withdrawing your funds email us at AccountQueries@Ladbrokes.co.uk and ensure you include your username or Customer ID with your request to close your account. If you take any action as described above your account will be protected from the Inactive Account Fee for a period of no less than twelve months from the date of activity. Please note: No Fee will be deducted beyond that which would take the aggregate of all balances into a position below £0. Regards Ladbrokes.com |
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I phoned today to close it
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enjoy my £2 u ****
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Stow_judge 10 Dec 13 12:40 Joined: 10 Mar 01 | Topic/replies: 7,575 | Blogger: Stow_judge's blog When they closed my account, they just disabled the login & didn't even bother to tell me! +1! |
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Fallen Angel, the same thing about the max bet has happened to me. How do you now know how much you can have on before restrictions? Is the disappearance of the max bet box the beginning of the end for certain accounts?
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Do betfair send out emails lads?
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@NMR - Thanks for posting the email contents, is there any chance you could forward the whole email to me at betdisputeadvice@gmail.com
If anyone else has a similar email and would be willing to forward me a copy, I'd be grateful. It will be of great help regarding an issue which may well cause Ladbrokes considerable embarrassment in the new year. |
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@rcing - IBAS ruling due next week....
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