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If your bet receipt states ew first 6 then the shysters have no reason not to pay you.
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I backed it ew in one of their shops and got paid
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ring them up instead or post a msg on their cs twitter page
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Just ask for a manager to deal with it and say if it isn't settled correctly you will go to court, where you will win and Boyles will be paying costs on top of the bet return.
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Thanks for the replies. Spoils have asked for feedback on their customer service, so I have replied and also emailed them with this:
Dear Nancy I have just received a request from **** asking me to rate the quality of your support and have responded as follows: "Whilst the response I received was perfectly polite, it was useless because it did not come near to solving my query adequately. Your website stated that you were paying 6 places on the Cambridgeshire, I backed the 5th each way on the morning of the race and you are refusing to pay me out! This decision is outrageous and should be reviewed urgently by a manager. If you continue to refuse to pay me out on my winning bet I will contact the Racing Post and also start posting messages on the **** Twitter feed, because your sharp practices deserve a wider audience. I look forward to hearing from you as soon as possible." I would like this issue to be treated by **** as a formal complaint, so please escalate this email to a manager. Please note that if I do not receive a satisfactory response I will take the action as stated above. Thank you *** |
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Send a message via twitter to their PR executive. She should sort you out ok |
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I have received this further reply from Spoils, and it should act as a warning to EVERYONE who has a factored account with them (i.e. virtually everyone who has an account with them!):
Hi ***, Many thanks for contacting Customer Support. Please be advised that this has been further checked and the payment of up to 5th/6th is a Special Offer that was offered for the Newmarket Race. However, it looks like the traders has placed a restriction on your account. Unfortunately as your account is restricted from receiving special offers you would not be paid out on the 5th place. This was a decision made by our management and trading teams. In line with our terms and conditions,we reserve the right to monitor, restrict and/or alter the administration of special offers and trading concessions on a per client basis at our own discretion without prior notice. Please know that you are entitled to explore other venues available to you, and **** will cooperate with any third party who will be acting on your behalf as it is your right. If there is anything else we can help you with, please do not hesitate to contact us. We will be happy to help you. Kind regards, Anna, **** Customer Support ============ Every day is a school day, I suppose....... |
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Were you never informed by the company that you would not be eligible for any special offers?
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395 did same thing to me and never paid out
DONT BET WITH THEM |
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Again, if your bet receipt confirms ew 6 places then they pay 6 places....
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Are there any customers restricted who have been paid 1/4 for a horse in the first four.if not there basically paying 1/5 1234.straight to court there is no way you know your terms till after the race is finished.get away with it cos the gambling commision is useless.
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without prior notice
![]() That line in their terms & conditions is a joke, so you could get a nice big winner and they could say they closed your account and voided your bet but didn't need to tell you prior ![]() |
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The whole industry is full of shysters doing everything possible not to payout punters if there is any slight chance of getting away with it. It's a disgrace how they operate and they know absolutely nothing will be done by anyone.
A shop local to me tried to rip off a customer for over 7 grand a few weeks ago, it was only when his son refused the payout and worked it out and went back and he got paid in full. Hopefully it will make it into the papers to expose them for what they are. |
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I had 3 bets with Spoilsports back in the day (when they used to take a bet more than £5), they all won and all drifted to a higher SP so B.O.G. was applicable.
Checked my account in the evening and all bets were settled at original price taken, I contacted them and then was told that the very same morning they had removed the B.O.G. from my account (without prior notice). So an extra £700 I should have received was missing. Phoned them up and they just kept quoting their t's and c's, despicable firm that should be struck from the roster imho |
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Having ye cake and eating it.
It seems viable from the bookies perspective to consider the extra places a bonus and thus deny payment. However this all changes once new place terms are introduced into the equation. Essentially the payment conditions are reset to first six at one fifth place terms for all..... Using **** logic there will be restricted punters who backed horses within the first four that received place payment at 1/4 odds. Should they be able to provide examples of this it could be a realistic defence of their position. Equally , there is an obligation to provide an accurate receipt for any bet , rather than this obvious contradiction. My personal view is that small claims would be in favour of the punter here , purely because Boyles have failed themselves , by documenting first six , which at the very least is misleading . The punters attempt to achieve best terms is the battle of gaming and he accepts the % book in favour of the bookies. Once a bookmaker decides to restrict a punter he must make sure his computer system for betting , reflects these restrictions accurately. The receipt should have said 1, 2 , 3 , 4 1/4 odds a place. |
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Thanks for all the replies. I have decided not to take this matter any further because it is £17 and I have better things to do with my time. I will simply not bet with this outfit again, and hopefully others on here will take note of how they operate and decide to do likewise.
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