[dogman]

I joined in 2007 and have a small balance there and wanted to reup today. I asked about their withdrawl policy and they said to withdrawl any money they would need a utility bill and a drivers license. Is that normal policy from them. I don't remember doing that last time I withdrew but my memory is pretty bad.

[John Dough]

SOP for most books these days.

[Chuck Sims]

Asking for a utility bill is new for them. Drivers license requirement has been in place for years. I was paid by check within 1 day. Very impressive. The Greek is a legit A+

[dogman]

Thanks, Chuck, I joined way back and then rejoined in 2007 thru 2008, never had a problem with them in the years I played there.

[loyd]

Thanks, Chuck, I joined way back and then rejoined in 2007 thru 2008, never had a problem with them in the years I played there.

do you agree with me that the greek has the egliest website in the industry?

[Rapscallion]

do you agree with me that the greek has the egliest website in the industry?

Disagree, I looks 'classic'......no flash to mug my computer down. Newer isn't always better.

[LMAOFISH]

I like the greek site, it's quick and everything is pretty easy to find. Speed is often of the essence, and being able to lock in your bet for 1 minute before actually having to confirm it is super valuable.

[scott235]

Be careful. There is pretty good evidence that this info is being sold to other sportsbbooks. (See a recent heritage post). Do you really want a scan of your DL and utility bill being sold and spread all over the web? If that doesn't bother you, then by all means go with the greek.

There are plenty of books that will work with you that don't require this, but you have do to it upon setup and before deposit.

[Collegepays]

Yeah I hate floating that stuff out there but you have to at most books.

[Stumpage]

Never had to produce those documents myself at the time of withdrawal, but likely because I use MoneyBookers. I'm fairly certain My ID is on file with them, but it's been nearly a decade since I joined their site so can't say with complete certainty.

[SpiderMonkey]

When I started playing at multiple books ... I figured it was worth the $12 or $14 for a monthly credit monitoring service. Just the cost of doing business.

[JC2008]

I've never heard of a utility bill being requested but driver's license/ID has almost always been required in my experiences.

[JDUB07]

I'm going to try them out.

[nyplayer33]

your money is ultra safe with greek and that counts most