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    Default Justbet under denial of service attack

    Justbet under denial of service attack
    Existing Justbet players who would like to access Justbet's alternate URL must call 1-800-274-8313 for the backup website. SBR will update when Justbet is back online.

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    I did just get through on their regular URL and made a bet, so it is probably just "spotty".

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    Bump. The site's up for me but another poster indicated a few minutes ago that the site is still down for him. If anyone else cannot access give them a call at 1-800-274-8313 and ask them to let you in, it is likely a security precaution with certain IP ranges.

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    how much money do the hackers usually ask for to stop the attack?

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    site was working earlier this morning now i cant access it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by varin18 View Post
    how much money do the hackers usually ask for to stop the attack?

    We usually ask just for 70% of the winnings of the day

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    For the last 2 weeks, its about a 5% success rate getting in.

    When will they fix this?

    Most books who have this problem fix it quickly.

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    Oh really, Im lucky.. I haven't encounter such problem in my site. *12Bet*

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    Quote Originally Posted by raddle_snake View Post
    Oh really, Im lucky.. I haven't encounter such problem in my site. *12Bet*


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    Same here never encounter difficulties in logging in to my site...

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    Just called JustBet, and apparently you have to verify your password to speak to someone. This means that when you call and give your account number to the representative, he now has your password in front of him to verify. Not only is this a huge breach of security, but its pretty despicable. When I told the CS rep that I wanted to speak to a supervisor about the issue, he told me that there was only one person, Butch, who could help me, but he rarely uses the phone, but he would see if Butch would talk to me. The CS rep comes back on the phone and tells me that Butch is on the phone and will be for a while, so I can't talk to him and the only thing I can do is to call back later. I just thought it was hilarious that they call themselves a reputable book, yet only have ONE person above Customer Service reps and this guy rarely talks on the phone, however, I couldn't speak to him because he was going to be on the phone for a while.

    I plan on taking all my money out of this crooked book ASAP.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ukbro00 View Post
    Just called JustBet, and apparently you have to verify your password to speak to someone. This means that when you call and give your account number to the representative, he now has your password in front of him to verify. Not only is this a huge breach of security, but its pretty despicable. When I told the CS rep that I wanted to speak to a supervisor about the issue, he told me that there was only one person, Butch, who could help me, but he rarely uses the phone, but he would see if Butch would talk to me. The CS rep comes back on the phone and tells me that Butch is on the phone and will be for a while, so I can't talk to him and the only thing I can do is to call back later. I just thought it was hilarious that they call themselves a reputable book, yet only have ONE person above Customer Service reps and this guy rarely talks on the phone, however, I couldn't speak to him because he was going to be on the phone for a while.

    I plan on taking all my money out of this crooked book ASAP.
    Isn't that standard protocol? That is supplying your username and password to the agent and I don't mean making a wager.

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    Never had to do this with Sportsbook and Linesmaker.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ukbro00 View Post
    Never had to do this with Sportsbook and Linesmaker.
    It's poor security but common practice.

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