i have send twice now a complaint form to sbr but no reaction so far !!!!!!!!!!!!!! What is going on ?
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Taika,
I have fielded a couple Jetbull complaints. Is the first letter of your email handle "K"?
First off, Welcome to the SBR forum
I can't say I am surprised by the slow pay type situation you are in at [SBRFORUM]Jetbull[/SBRFORUM], however in their defense it does appear that you made the request over the weekend. Also, I have read other posters say it sometimes takes up to as many as 7 days before receiving their funds.
On a side note: Their customer service is really bad in regards to answering emails.
SBR Founder Join Date: 8/10/2005
Why oh Why oh Why?
Why are you people playing with C or D rated books? Why?
Hell----here is a progressive idea. Save your cash for the SBR bash and hand it out to everyone.
It is basically the same thing.
Or...and this is the big Or.
You could read this site, and play with BetJam, Greek, 5Dimes, Matchbook, BetPhoenix....and get paid when you win.
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IMO, No phone support is bad business in this case. If jetBull cannot pay for toll free phone service, then I am def worried a lot over their ability to pay all of their players. How long have they been around? Customer service is so important.
SBR Founder Join Date: 8/10/2005
It's always been that way at JetBull though so it's nothing new there Pete. The problem is that they are brutal when it comes to answering emails because they never answer them at all in a timely fashion, if they answer them at all.![]()
SBR Founder Join Date: 8/10/2005
Welcome to SBR. In early February I contacted Jetbull asking for assistance with payout complaints. I was sent a message stating that they would like to work with SBR on these issues and they did for a few days. Then they stopped writing back and are ignoring all of my messages. I am uncertain if everyone will get paid or not. Backlog of payouts was their reasoning at that time. They did pay a trio of players for us then, but now I have not heard any news from players who have wrote notifying us of being paid. If they will not communicate with us, then there is little we can do other than to try and deter new players from signing up with them.
SBR Founder Join Date: 8/10/2005
i can only speak of my own experiences and they do pay out 4-digit amounts now, but they take 7-14 days. they took a long time in the end of 2008, they take a long time now. whether you contact them or not doesn't seem to make any difference, the time-frame is the same. it's been like this for a while though smaller payouts are sometimes processed faster. i also got the same kind of stories in the other thread about this company from other posters.
altough a lot of euro-bettors worry if the money is not in their account within 48 hours, it would seem to me you should only really start to worry after two weeks. i know these kind of delays are annoying, and if you can't handle them you shouldn't play at this shop, but there's no(t yet) need for any panic.
SBR Founder Join Date: 9/13/2005
i'm not sure if you've noticed but people playing at Jetbull are obviously not US-based. People who are not US-based generally do not like to bet US Sports, so those shops you just recommended are not interesting for the average non-US bettor at all. In fact, non US-bettors can do a hell of a lot better then the placed you just mentioned (Matchbook???? Anyone able to play at Betfair will agree the latter is lightyears ahead). Before spreading around your unwanted advice, perhaps first try to think about who you are telling it too, it might comes as a surprise (and the SBR-ratings don't help either) but a lot of bettors around the world are in fact NOT US-based and NOT bound by retarded US gambling laws.
SBR Founder Join Date: 9/13/2005
Not on commission it isn't:
Betfair: 5% on winnings (down to 4%ish for heavy betters). If you make a profit, prepare to get hammered for thousands in premium charges too.
Matchbook: 1% volume, lower of risk/win. Or no commission at all, with 0.2% cashback, if you offer.
Betfair is useless now if you're profitable, because their ultra greedy commission levels mean they never have the best price on the market. Yes, matchbook doesn't have the liquidity, but for markets where it does it offers better prices after commission than betfair.
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Matchbook ONLY offers better (if any) prices than Betfair on major American sports. We both know the world spectrum of online gambling is much much bigger then those few US Sports. Also, the average non-US citizen doesn't heavily bet, if at all, US Sports, so for the average non-US citizen Matchbook is completely useless, Betfair definitely isn't.
About the premium charge, which is ofcourse a retarded rule: it's a heavy overstatement every winning bettor will have to pay the charge, i'm dead against it, but it's not that bad as you're picturing it.
we're hijacking this thread now though. my fault, but i couldn't let that earlier comment go.
SBR Founder Join Date: 9/13/2005
I have been in contact with a Jetbull finance team member recently and have hope that we can get some help on the complaints which have been submitted. I am glad to have their communication with SBR once again.
SBR Founder Join Date: 8/10/2005