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New guy looking for the right sportsbook
I am a U.S. resident looking to get into sports betting. I've done research on a few different sites and it seems they all require you to send them a photocopy of your I.D. or *********** to receive your payouts. I would like to avoid doing this if at all possible.
Are there any sports books I can use that will not require me to give them my personal info to receive my payout?
unless you bet in vegas, they all will want that
im also looking for a good sportsbook any ideas?
Youwager.eu is top notch. Great customer service & pays fast.
if you gave give them your money, your not a copy of your ID?
Most will ask for an ID card. Go for ladbrokes, I have an account with them and have made withdrawals without sending any ID.
Why no ID? Trust me, they're not checking you for warrants. They just want to make sure you won't screw them over. Sports bettors aren't exactly known for being the most reputable of people.
BetOnline and 5Dimes.
It might have changed recently, but 5Dimes requires account verification to withdraw winnings. The verification process requires you to send stuff in like government ID or utility bill.Originally Posted by THam12
That ID stuff threw me off at first too but later on it all made sense.
Nobody asks for ID unless your using cc to deposit.
How's bovada
Confusing
Have banned Bodog/Bovada, Justbet/Bookmaker, Betonline, Intertops & now Heritagesports, as have experienced bad issues with them all. Refrain from using these places at anytime for any reason, as they employ and/or are owned by some very bad people. Use those books at your own peril.
5Dimes, Youwager, Betphoenix & Sportsinteraction are good. Sbgglobal is much approved but still secondary to the rest.
Truly miss Pinnacesports being am in the U.S., as they are the best by far.
Due to the abundance of fraud, you'll always need ID. Using C/C is almost impossible, but if you have one that works, you'll most definitely have to provide ID to help prove you are the rightful owner. P2P via ** or ** if sending cash, may not require you to give ID to the Book, however, you'll typically have to get a payout via the same method and the only way you can pick up the cash is if you have ID. I'd be more worried about having an audit trail with a P2P service, then with an offshore book. The feds can confiscate P2P's data anytime they want, but have no authority with businesses outside the U.S., which is why virtually all now do NOT have a .com website.
Frankly, as one who doesn't use stolen/fraudulent funds, I implore the books to all require ID and verification BEFORE allowing one to wager. Yet, I despicably find that most all only care about the verification if you request a payout. These pinheads then intentionally stall your payout with the lame excuse that it's to help prevent fraud. Thing is, if they unknowingly accept a fraudulent deposit and allow you to wager without FIRST verifying, subsequently verifying doesn't ever prevent fraud, as naturally by then the fraud has already occurred. All their trying to prevent is paying out the money.
If you're looking to find ways to do online financial transactions without needing ID, then something doesn't smell right. If you're scamming, perhaps STOP and use your talent constructively instead of destructively. If you're legitimate and say just looking for anonymity, then good luck with everything as you'll need it.
stick to p2p red, 20 years and I've NEVER been asked for photo ID, etc. DON'T TRY TO USE cc's
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