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Looks like your mam tried it on and already had an account with 32 red, she's prob got accounts in the neighbours name too.
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I gather he's anti English, but numerous boyo's have represented England at cricket !
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Oi oi its my southern european waif and stray
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op must be doing washing ironing and cooking, Economy7 kicks in at midnight.
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Do they still have econamy 7
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kurt russell time
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Speaking of degenerates
Saddos al right ![]() |
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Butchers ffs
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I'm in the Skyb3t free bet club thing of whatever it's called and I've also told family and friends to do it to and I fully admit that I was the one running some of their accounts for them just to make them a few bob extra but then Skyb3t said the accounts were linked and gubbed some of them.
They seemed to suss this when my nephew would come over to watch a football match or a mate would come to mine on a Saturday to watch the racing and have a bet and use my desktop PC, or sometimes even their own laptop or phone but just used my Internet connection to do so. I really don't see the problem if these accounts are in different names, different postal addressees, different e-mail addresses and with different debit cards and bank account details and some of the family and friends were even female so it's hardly me with multiple accounts or identities. They were all asked to provide documents to prove this and when they all did, Skyb3t still wouldn't have it and I argued then why bother asking for documents if they weren't willing to accept them or did they think they couldn't be provided? Plus if a mate comes over and asks can he log onto my Internet to place a bet, am I supposed to refuse him or tell him to either go home and do it or go outside scanning for any Wi-Fi signals and do it that way instead? What does it even matter if I was placing the bets for them anyway just as long as they are real people and would be the ones keeping any winnings anyway? Can you imagine being in a supermarket and seeing an item on offer like say a BOGOF and buying it yourself and then phoning a family member or friend and asking if they want you to pick up some for them too, or telling them to get over there and get their own and the supermarket refusing to let them take up the offer just because I previously had? It's only in the bookmaking industry that they can get away with these kind of things. |
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its all corrupt as fck and when plod has finished with all this kiddie fiddling thing they are going to get you.you rancid corrupt fkers
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dat an ivory poachers dog ?
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dat right, Deans dog !
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Ima....you are right, in this day and age of public/private Wi-fi etc it's ridiculous to quote the 'same IP address' rule on these occasions. As you say can a mate not place a bet at my house when watching the footy or sat in the same pub using smart phones?
However, I believe they use further devices to ascertain if accounts are opened on the same PC, try googling iesnare. This is an invidious bit of intrusion from the online bookies that they insert into your flash device on your PC. You can of course disable it, if you know how ![]() |
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One of the directors of the company that sells iesnare,(iovation) ran the fraud at ultimate bet - the irony is strong in that one.
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