Centrebets account Closure

I only want to tell them they are bullsh!t nowadays, but now they want to close my account :lmao:

hello CentreBet,

I want to say goodbye to you.

Many thanks for your 60 seconds delay in live betting,

And also many thanks for this 20 Euro Limit in mayor sports like english
premier league soccer.

I can´t reccomend you and there is no fun betting with you.

bye


response:
Hello,

Your account has been closed as per your request. However, we are
required as a duty of care to ask for further information.

Via return email, could you please provide a reason for the closure and
could you please advise if you would like to be permanently excluded
from holding an active account with us in the future?

Please note that, if you request permanent closure or exclusion, you
will not be permitted to open any new accounts with us.

This information is greatly appreciated and we look forward to your
response.


If you have any queries please do not hesitate to contact us.

Kind regards,

Haydn
Centrebet Supervisor

Contact Details:

PO Box 1462
Alice Springs NT 0871
Australia

Tel + 61 8 8955 5800

OMG very low limit 20 EURO for major sports???
hate it!!!

who close who ?:+yawning-

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Originally Posted by moonbeam

I only want to tell them they are bullsh!t nowadays, but now they want to close my account :lmao:

hello CentreBet,

I want to say goodbye to you.

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i can't blame them for closing the account after that e-mail. they have no way knowing if you were being sarcastic or not and they are obliged to close accounts upon request.

more importantly though: i've written it here before, but it's amazing and disturbing the unprecedented speed this once very solid book has gone down the toilet. at one not so distant point they had some very knowledgeable traders who know exactly where they wanted big money on. i don't know if these guys were laid off or they were restricted by management but centrebet is a complete joke nowadays.

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Originally Posted by noyb

i can't blame them for closing the account after that e-mail. they have no way knowing if you were being sarcastic or not and they are obliged to close accounts upon request.

more importantly though: i've written it here before, but it's amazing and disturbing the unprecedented speed this once very solid book has gone down the toilet. at one not so distant point they had some very knowledgeable traders who know exactly where they wanted big money on. i don't know if these guys were laid off or they were restricted by management but centrebet is a complete joke nowadays.

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You and I have quibbled over details on a few occasions. In this case I agree 100% with every word.

Many books closing or losing their once solid reputation like Wsex did, the industry is going down fast atm. I hope it stops soon, but i don't think so...

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Originally Posted by noyb

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more importantly though: i've written it here before, but it's amazing and disturbing the unprecedented speed this once very solid book has gone down the toilet.

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exactly noyb. Very good post.

Too many sharps around, too many slack traders. They maybe were able to get away with that in better economic times, but not now.

When even the Asian books are putting pretty heavy limits down, most other books are inevitably going to do so.

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Originally Posted by HeeeHAWWWW

Too many sharps around, too many slack traders. They maybe were able to get away with that in better economic times, but not now.

When even the Asian books are putting pretty heavy limits down, most other books are inevitably going to do so.

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Please Don´t make me sick HeeeHAWWWW

The business still works!

12 may 2010
Centrebet refused bets on MLB Totals for $50, the wager was set as $0. and money refunded. Lately, CentreBet has advanced to the high limits low limits or no limits at all. Centrebet is no longer a high stakes Company.

also read; william hill to bid for centrebet then you in some way understand what happened with centrebet lately.

http://www.bookmakers2u.com/

Another australian sportsbook a friend of mine get this email. FROM IAS BET. (Thoose funds are frozen and he cant withraw his funds.)

IAS BET-passport and ID-requirement is not enough
A player recieved this email from IAS Bet for a moneybookers-withrawal of $300.
Dear MXXXXX,

Thank you for your correspondence

Please note that as per licence conditions imposed by the Northern Territory Racing Commission, acceptable certified identification must be received within 90 days of opening your account and prior to any withdrawals being requested against your account. You must take a photocopy of your documents and take the copy as well as the original to an approved signatory eg: Police Officer or Doctor to have it signed and stamped
You can confirm further information on these identification requirements at the following link http://www.iasbet.com/whatsnew/90dayrule.aspx. We recommend that you scan these documents and e-mail them to us to ensure that there are no delays in processing your documents. You can e-mail us at Support@iasbet.com.
You are welcome to fax these documents, if you do not have a scanner available, to the following fax number +61 (0) 3 9629 6722. We do require clear legible copies of these documents and to ensure that this is achieved, please photocopy your documents on the lightest setting and enlarge these copies before you fax them to us.
Should you require any further assistance, please feel free to contact us.
Kind Regards,
Kelli

Its not that unusual for Aussie books to require certified ID.
If 'your friend' exists - get the id certified and you'll have your his money back quicker
than you would at dozens of shitehawk CR books

Centrebet used to be an excellent book but these days they are utter crap

Simply not worth maintaining an account with anymore

I withdrew all my funds a few months back after experiencing silly $20 limits or flat refusals to take my bets or give me access to their prime racing product

But stop whining about ID requirements by Oz bookmakers. The fault is NOT theirs. It's what required by law for them to maintain their licenses. No big deal just send in certified documents as requested. Oz books are the safest in the world. You may lose your money gambling with them but not through theft.

I think police offices have better things to do,(for example crimes)and doctors too. In my opinion this stinks.

Whether you think it stinks or not is pretty irrelevant, the fact is that it is the law, and so the cost of doing business in a country where gambling is legal.

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Originally Posted by DIF

I think police offices have better things to do,(for example crimes)and doctors too. In my opinion this stinks.

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they are merely examples of who can do it, the list is somewhat longer than that .. I'm neither a cop nor a doctor but am authorised to certify documents

My point was; It seems the security for australian sportsbooks is extremely high.

My point2. Police offices in my country (Sweden) perhaps not give thoose stamps. and for that reason I see this question important.

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Originally Posted by DIF

My point was; It seems the security for australian sportsbooks is extremely high.

My point2. Police offices in my country (Sweden) perhaps not give thoose stamps. and for that reason I see this question important.

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well forget the cops then and find a teacher, lawyer or accountant or suchlike

Any lawyer/solicitor will do it, for a fee.

I had to get my documents certified for my Australian ****, cost me about £70. Not the cheapest option, but always a fallback.

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Originally Posted by Santo

Any lawyer/solicitor will do it, for a fee.

I had to get my documents certified for my Australian ****, cost me about £70. Not the cheapest option, but always a fallback.

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you were ripped off Santo
most people would know someone on the list of professions who would be able to do the certification for you
I've done heaps of them for friends and neighbours and never charged a cent

No the **** certification required a registered notary public. The only local ones were solicitors.