[bigboydan]

06.14.2006 (02:54 PM CST)
Beware of MVP Sportsbook (SBR rating D) agents soliciting deposits
An MVP Sportsbook ’agent’ is calling post-up customer lists offering deposit bonuses. One player complains his MVP account was deleted after winning $2338. The player declined the initial deposit bonus offer, but was given a $3,000 line of credit. He went on to win $2338.00. The ’agent’ tells SBR that he will not pay because the MVP phone clerk was not supposed to let him wager the amount he did, and claims the bettor targeted "a weak clerk." The agent also claims the player’s winning bets do not count because the player agreed to "settle" once he had lost $1000. However, the line of credit gave the player ability to lose up to $3,000. Players should avoid dealing with phone solicitors or verify offers are directly from the sportsbook. Those seeming to represent MVP may only be part of BetOnSports’ ’per-head’ service.

[Chuck Sims]

MVP Sportsbook is part of the BetOnSports Crime Family. They are dangerous if you value your money. Stay away.

[SBR_John]

This is always a big problem right before football. For those that remember raiders, he did this and got a lot of people burned. He works for bos now so if you get a call asking if you want a credit account at BOS say.. NO FVCKING WAY Raiders!

[Bill Dozer]

BetOnSports has real credit agent sites like BettorsNet.com. These supposed agents are using the MVP branding to offer their own individual deals which is based on the quality of their telemarketing list. In this case the book rep didn't bring in the recreational player he thought he had and is calling foul after he won. BOS is giving these guys license to scam thinking they can hide under the label of "agent".