my bookie very tight

[dallasridge]

I spent an hour on live chat trying to retrieve my login info so i made the mistake of asking for maybe a free $25 for the time i spent waiting for live help ..over an hour and all i get is a free $25 play i had to reconnect at least three times with them ..this is how last session went.....................Sussy: Let me talk to my supervisor one moment please
you: thank you
Sussy: I will be with you in a minute
Sussy: Sir I will need you to please contact our supervisor at 1-800-213-3370 ext 2107 with Allan
you: well if he cant chat and since i have been here for almost an hour ill pass at this tight and make sure i repost at major wager and mad jacks the problem i had
Sussy: Yes sir our supervisor would like to discuss this with you over the phone
you: over the phone they can try to sell you on something so i would rather do it over chat just as easy
you: so he cant or will not chat .....he cant tell you yes approve or no decline this request?
Sussy: I already spoke to my supervisor and best we can offer you it's on your next deposit of $100 we can give you $25 free play
you: ok tell him then i will make this post and post the sessions thank you at forums mentioned .....not like im asking for 500 bucks
you: thanks for waisting an hour + of my time
place sounds like a joke.... some places would say hey sorry for the prob here is a little to play with and sorry for inconveniance

 

[MadJack]

why wouldn't you call them?

 

[Scott4USC]

I had lost my account ID for Players S-B sportsbook. I wanted to take advantage of the 100% bonus. I called in telling them I lost my ID number, they put me on hold for 1min. then asked me a serious of questions and 3-5min. later I had my ID. Point being you get things done faster talking over the phone. Now mybookie is a different sportsbook but I have an account there and the c/s been great. Only complaint I have with mybookie is I called in to make a wager, told them how much, then they gave me 1/2 pt less than original line. That was BS. 30 sec. ago it was +15 and then I call and after I tell them side they made it +14.5. So I hung up on them but next time I will make them give me the lines before I say which side. Learned my lesson. I will now do this practice at all sportsbooks. I advise others to do the same as well.

I think you are forgetting it was your fault for losing your account ID. Not the sportsbook. It might be a good thing if a sportsbook makes you jump through a lot of loops to get your ID. So maybe you should be more understanding.

 

[BleedDodgerBlue]

I'm not a guy to side with books and an hour does seem to be excessive (sp?). But, I'm glad when books go to great lengths to make sure that I'm not getting ripped off by identity theft.

Also to touch on Scott's point, I used to have to call in wagers before, and when calling in your bet ALWAYS ask for the line by the team name you are NOT going to bet. I.E., last night if you liked Pittsburgh, ask them "whats the line on the eagles game tonight." If there is any funny business, at least you are getting the best of it.

 

[buddy]

...and when calling in your bet ALWAYS ask for the line by the team name you are NOT going to bet. I.E., last night if you liked Pittsburgh, ask them "whats the line on the eagles game tonight."...

Somebody's been "around the block".

Btw, on Sunday night the "over" was seemed to be the popular play. Most offshores had the total at 35 / 34'.

Locals in this area had it at 35'.

 

[TimmyE]

and when calling in your bet ALWAYS ask for the line by the team name you are NOT going to bet. I.E., last night if you liked Pittsburgh, ask them "whats the line on the eagles game tonight." If there is any funny business, at least you are getting the best of it.

This is always a good idea if you use a local instead of online accounts, but if you call him often you might want to ask what the line is for Philly at Pitt, because if you always call up and ask for the line of the team you're not betting for and then tell him you want the other team, he'll eventually start pushing the line the other way.