[rm18]

I edited my information to Lyon, France it still did not change my limits? And if we make all the bets from the US would that be a problem?

[Dead Money]

I am thinking about it too.

Would use a proxy server too.

I was thinking of calling them up and asking a question. Something to the affect that I am from the USA but own a home in Canada, and spend alot of time there. Can I change my address to the home I own in Canada and still wager?

First I would like to get my cash back to neteller.


Worth a shot atleast.

[imgv94]

They put a mandatory cookie on your computer..

[ourbet]

What affect does this cookie have please imgv94?

[Dead Money]

They put a mandatory cookie on your computer..

Delete all your cookies and next time you goto the site make sure you are on your proxy.


Problem solved.

( Still no money)

[Starion]

Yeah It's probably doable. However, how are you planning to deposit or get paid? Unless you have a bank account in another country or something it seems very risky.

Neteller is fine for now. But what if you wake up one morning to a message like we got from Pinnacle. Then you're really screwed.

[JoshW]

At least three elements:

Internation Proxy for all betting and transactions.

International Address (and Phone if you are going to contact them that way).

International Bank assuming you plan to do bank wires which are likely best. Most countries require physical pressence to set up account but not all.

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If Pin require international ID than you are pretty much screwed unless you actually move to another country and can obtain ID.

If you want to use a third party processor to fund your account, you will still likely need an international bank and you will also likely have to provide ID as many currently and in this more agressive environment need that to prove residency and to avoid fraud.

[imgv94]

Delete all your cookies and next time you goto the site make sure you are on your proxy.


Problem solved.

( Still no money)

You can't enter the site without allowing cookies. As far as I know..

[Santo]

Yes, but you won't get a cookie that says you're in the US if on a non-US proxy.

[BuddyBear]

Fellows, stop wasting time. Nobody from the U.S. is going to be betting with Pinnacle anymore. Best thing is to look for suitable and safe alternative. Pinnacle is like the greatest and hottest g/f you ever had and you just broke up. You knew it was to good to be true. It's over...let's move on.

[Yoshi]

You knew it was to good to be true. It's over...let's move on.

Its just my opinion, but i think as soon as they get the chance they will come back.
Hopefully things will change again.

[jjgold]

Bear is correct, wasting your time going through all the obstacles just to get a bet down.

[Chuck Sims]

Our only hope is if the WTO has a backbone and then the U.S. congress, now in dem control, overturns that BS law.

I know, I'm dreamin.

[BuddyBear]

Our only hope is if the WTO has a backbone and then the U.S. congress, now in dem control, overturns that BS law.

I know, I'm dreamin.

Keep dreaming....

[Brooks]

I edited my information to Lyon, France it still did not change my limits? And if we make all the bets from the US would that be a problem?

pinnacle would require a proof of residency in another country which corresponds with your banking information.

so you would need something like a utility bill or even a rental contract for an apartment in the non us country along with a bank statement that verifys your address in said country

you do not need a government id that states your a resident of the new country. also if you headed back to the united states you wouldnt be able to access the site and ive never found a proxy that worked so i dont see it as an option.

[durito]

you do not need a government id that states your a resident of the new country. .

can anyone confirm if this is accurate?