<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR> my concern is with the ssn. <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
I understand your concern, as I do not know anyone who has provided SIA with their SSN. (I would say consider using Neteller, but they now require a SSN)
Email SIA, and ask what methods they accept which do not require a SSN. (Post their reply here for others)
I also understand your reason for playing there...I know many VICTORS.
Note, they do pay...but very SLOWLY at times, up to a week.
Take them for all they'll let you get away with...I was awarded the boot within 6 weeks.
Personally I do not cater to those bookmakers that only keep losers.
"Those who don't welcome winner$, don't deserve losers." -SPIVE
GL
I understand your concern, as I do not know anyone who has provided SIA with their SSN. (I would say consider using Neteller, but they now require a SSN)
Email SIA, and ask what methods they accept which do not require a SSN. (Post their reply here for others)
I also understand your reason for playing there...I know many VICTORS.
Note, they do pay...but very SLOWLY at times, up to a week.
Take them for all they'll let you get away with...I was awarded the boot within 6 weeks.
Personally I do not cater to those bookmakers that only keep losers.
"Those who don't welcome winner$, don't deserve losers." -SPIVE
GL
I personally know more than a dozen individuals who have received the following notification from Sports Interaction (SIA).
I regret to inform you that it has been decided by the management to close out your account. I am sure you realise that it is not profitable for us to maintain accounts that are winning large amounts.
Obviously your account falls into this category.
Any outstanding bets will of course be honoured and we will be returning your balance to you shortly. You will still be able to access your account to monitor your current bets so you can let us know if they are successful. Once again I am sorry for the inconvenience this causes you and I wish you all the best in your betting elsewhere.
Regards,
Owen
SIA
SIA will boot you for one or more of the following:
-Routinely play max limits (which are non-professionally low $500-$1000)
-Routinely play the non-sucker side.
-Win between 13-20 dimes.
"Bookmakers who don't welcome winner$, don't deserve losers." -SPIVE
talked to sia - they are saying that is is "swiftpay" that is requiring the ssn, not sia. guess i will fund the account another way to avoid my ssn getting out to an organization i know nothing about.
by the way spive, i appreciate your comments but, i am a small-time player and it would take me about 2 years to win 15 dimes, assuming i hit at 53-55%. i doubt they would boot me as i play $50-$200/game.
by the way spive, i appreciate your comments but, i am a small-time player and it would take me about 2 years to win 15 dimes, assuming i hit at 53-55%. i doubt they would boot me as i play $50-$200/game.
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR> "you'd be a moron/loser to play at SIA" -Please refrain from making personal attacks on users in this forum. <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
There was no personal attack intended here...the comment was implying the "type" of players welcomed, AS VIEWED by SIA...
You morons.
There was no personal attack intended here...the comment was implying the "type" of players welcomed, AS VIEWED by SIA...
You morons.
Over time, one sees a picture when reading about sportsbooks here. My formed opinion of SIA has changed much in the last few months. Seems that SIA is a worthy place to post-up for the new player offshore.
We can only hope more new players pick a shop like SIA instead of many other places.
Safe for a quarter of the bankroll IMO.
We can only hope more new players pick a shop like SIA instead of many other places.
Safe for a quarter of the bankroll IMO.
