[pat venditto]

ie. drivers liscenses/ss number/credit/debit cards etc etc

what book can u request a payout without all this hassle?

[fingas]

betfair

[bigboydan]

Pinnacle

[rake922]

It's not a hassle. It's to ensure you are who they thought you are.

[greg66]

Everything but ss# is ok with me.

[topgame85]

It is not really the book as much as the form of Deposit if you deposit ith a CC everyone is going to ask you for the personal info but if you send ** or ** and then request that as your withdrawal choice most wont harrass you

[pico]

Pinnacle

not true, they ask for id

[InTheHole]

It's not a hassle. It's to ensure you are who they thought you are.

Agree. However, it is curious that every book that has taken my deposits over the year has done so WITHOUT an "authorization" or "ID" check and then all of a sudden request one when I want some of my money back. The exception to this rule id BoDog which wouldn't even allow me to deposit without first sending the documents.

Nonetheless, this practice shouldn't bother users (except the SS# requirement). If I was one of these books I wouldnt honor any withdrawals until the CC charge cleared so a 30 day period or stringent identity check since last deposit makes sense.

[ritehook]

not true, they ask for id

When Pin was available to Americans, and the deposit/withdrawal process went thru Neteller, NO ID was required. Just the 3 part sign in/out process.

[20Four7]

I've never been ID from gamebookers, 5dimes, pinny. There are probably others but they escape me at this time.

[ritehook]

deal with ** or ** only and you will never need to give out your identity

Bookmaker is a A+ book...always has paid...and is a prime example of why these offshore books dont really need your ID to withdraw

the ones that need your identity even when you are dealing with straight cash....I would stay away from

And, of course, that would include all the books in Jamaica, as they require ID when you withdraw, regardless of how you do it.