wagerweb

how is wagerweb did anyone ever play with them please help me out

Are you kidding? Stay Away!

beaks,do not send those crooks a penny!!!

Strongly recommend against it.

been with them all football season, NO problems at ALL. Get paid WU or MG next day with NO hassels. The best part about WagerWeb is that i get back 10% of wins or loses for the week every monday. For example if i win $3000 that week i get a $300 freeplay monday, if i lose $3000 i get a $300 freeplay monday, cant beat that!!!!!...I say go ahead and play with WagerWeb

wagerweb is terrible, high fees, and they dont even have all of the atp and wta matches, they are a VERY limited book, stay away, trust me.

limited moneylines, what the hell are they afraid of ?

Alex is a real putz, stay away

My WagerWeb Experience

 

I opened a WagerWeb account on April 1, 2013, to bet baseball.

To open the account I was required to provide an image of my credit card (in addition to the usual credit card information), a scanned copy of my driver’s license and a scanned copy of a recent utility bill.  Most of the utility accounts are in my husband’s name, but fortunately the water bill was under my name.  I provided the information although providing copies of the credit card image and driver’s license made me nervous.  The account was opened and I deposited $200 using the credit card.

Several days after the WagerWeb account was opened the credit card (VISA) company called to ask if I was in Europe and if I had purchased any electronics equipment there.  No and no.  The credit card account was closed due to fraudulent activity. I had some success betting baseball and decided to increase my bank roll.  When I attempted to make a deposit using my only remaining credit card, AMEX, I was informed that I would have to provide an image of the credit card, a scanned copy of my driver’s license and a scanned copy of a recent utility bill.  Of course I refused, citing my recent experience with the previous credit card.  WagerWeb’s representatives were not sympathetic and I requested that the account be closed.  Unlike opening the account, closing the account was accomplished in minutes.

Several days later, having received no word regarding return of my funds I inquired.  I was informed that my funds would not be returned until I provided an image of the new credit card, a scanned copy of my driver’s license and a copy of a utility bill in my name.  So, I am out the $200 deposit plus $63 in winnings.

My dear husband took it upon himself to open an account at Bovada for my use.  He was able to do this in a few minutes providing only the usual credit card, name and address information.

I am suffering from the aftermath of throat cancer and congestive heart failure.  I am unable to speak and my doctors do not expect me to be alive in 2014.  Hopefully I will be able to make it through baseball season and enjoy continued success betting with Bovada

Barbara

My WagerWeb Experience

 

I opened a WagerWeb account on April 1, 2013, to bet baseball.

To open the account I was required to provide an image of my credit card (in addition to the usual credit card information), a scanned copy of my driver’s license and a scanned copy of a recent utility bill.  Most of the utility accounts are in my husband’s name, but fortunately the water bill was under my name.  I provided the information although providing copies of the credit card image and driver’s license made me nervous.  The account was opened and I deposited $200 using the credit card.

Several days after the WagerWeb account was opened the credit card (VISA) company called to ask if I was in Europe and if I had purchased any electronics equipment there.  No and no.  The credit card account was closed due to fraudulent activity. I had some success betting baseball and decided to increase my bank roll.  When I attempted to make a deposit using my only remaining credit card, AMEX, I was informed that I would have to provide an image of the credit card, a scanned copy of my driver’s license and a scanned copy of a recent utility bill.  Of course I refused, citing my recent experience with the previous credit card.  WagerWeb’s representatives were not sympathetic and I requested that the account be closed.  Unlike opening the account, closing the account was accomplished in minutes.

Several days later, having received no word regarding return of my funds I inquired.  I was informed that my funds would not be returned until I provided an image of the new credit card, a scanned copy of my driver’s license and a copy of a utility bill in my name.  So, I am out the $200 deposit plus $63 in winnings.

My dear husband took it upon himself to open an account at Bovada for my use.  He was able to do this in a few minutes providing only the usual credit card, name and address information.

I am suffering from the aftermath of throat cancer and congestive heart failure.  I am unable to speak and my doctors do not expect me to be alive in 2014.  Hopefully I will be able to make it through baseball season and enjoy continued success betting with Bovada

Barbara

I opened a WagerWeb account back in 2007 or so because a sales rep I knew from another book moved there and called me. I hated the book and even told the manager there what he could do and where he could go. I didn't use them again until 2012 and they are now a completely different book. I really like playing there. It is one of my backup books to Heritage. They always pay me same day. I will say if you are ever offered a bonus you should get the clerks name and extension because I have had bonus terms change after the funds were sent because of a breakdown in communication between sales and customer service. This is even more common at BetDSI/Bookmaker. And if the wrong bonus is credited don't use the free play before calling to get it corrected. Just useful info. I would recommend this book over probably 90% of other books out there for the US player.