Accepting Quack's new Ts and Cs ...

If you don't log in for 12 months it's a £10 charge

if you've accepted the same t&cs on here years ago why would you have a problem with daq now?

^ because from today I understand they have changed them.  Where are the updated Ts and Cs?

they sent an outline in the email,

We wish to inform you that we will be updating the terms and conditions of the **** website on 29th November 2015. The changes reflect updates to Part 2: 'Becoming a Customer of ****'. A summary of the changes include:

    Paragraph 9: Update to the Inactive Account Policy and the introduction of an Inactive Account Fee.
    Paragraph 10.19 and 10.21: Update to Making an Offer on the exchange. Protection of customers against potential market manipulation.
    Paragraph 16: Fraud/Hacking.
    Paragraph 25: Introduction of terms relating to the Cash Out facility.

Your continued use of the **** website is conditional on accepting these terms and conditions and by continuing to use the **** website and services from 29th November 2015 you will be deemed to have accepted these new terms and conditions.

most people seem to have an issue with the inactive account bit, but most bookmakers and betfair have this in place already

full t&cs
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http://****help.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/649

Thanks elise.  Obviously not updated yet.

not sure, but im not that bothered, i think the accounts where you have a few quid and forget or a few pence and can't use it were what the bookmakers were going after, the exchanges followed

there was a thread a few years ago something like what would happen if you die and no one knew about your funds and the t&cs of bookmakers now mean they can fritter your funds off over time, the general consensus was somehow you have to leave details in a will etc for your family to recoup

i saw one in the press where a family found out some time later and the bookie refunded the cash they had taken and paid out obv claiming they were unaware of the circumstances