[Justin7]

1. Read the rules. In particular, a lot of books won't let you share IPs or someone else's CC to deposit.
2. If you are in a dispute, NEVER threaten a charge-back. Once you do this, they can justify almost anything.

[20Four7]

good points justin, but I haven't figured out how the IP can be enforced. My ISP gives me a dynamic IP which changes everytime I log in. I set my router to log in on demand which then sets my IP. I'm using a DSL connection with PPoE.

[SBR Lou]

Well, thanks for sharing that.

I can't say it's new knowledge but I'm sure you guys must get a lot of complaints from bettors who have encountered problems with that stuff. Who would threaten to charge-back with people currently holding your cash?

[rake922]

What If I place wagers at a library and then my home.... thats two IP addresses

[durito]

What If I place wagers at a library and then my home.... thats two IP addresses

That's fine.

But your roomate/brother/friend whatever, cannot also be betting from your house.

[turnip]

I do not suggest placing wagers or doing anything financial at a library, people are always putting key-loggers on the library computers here

[bigugly]

You may have a dynamic IP, but if you log in to 2 accounts, then you just violated the rule. Just keep separate accounts on separate IPs at all times.

[jackpot269]

im lost

[pico]

I do not suggest placing wagers or doing anything financial at a library, people are always putting key-loggers on the library computers here

speaking from experience?

i wouldn't use public computers.

[bigugly]

im lost

Always log in to different accounts on different computers and you'll never have a problem. (Assuming they are not on the same router!!) So if you have 2 computers at home, changing computers is probably not going to help you.