My email from Sportsbook!

SMOKE JENSEN

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Here is my email from sports book:

With the recent passing of law effecting financial institutions? transactions with online gaming companies, Sportsbook.com?s parent company, Sportingbet PLC, has decided to stop taking wagers from customers in the US effective immediately.

Does this mean you can?t bet on sports or play blackjack online anymore at Sportsbook.com? Hell no.

Sportsbook.com is open for business as usual. Better than usual, in fact, see below.

Sportingbet PLC has sold Sportsbook.com to the existing management team and a group of investors who are continuing to run Sportsbook.com just as always?or perhaps even better than before.

So, as always, your transactions remain secure, your details completely confidential and your account safe with eGaming Review?s number one US facing sports book for the second year running-- Sportsbook.com

If you have any questions about this change, please email service@sportsbook.com or call us on 1-800-632-6088. You can also chat to one of our Live operators right now by going to the following link and clicking on the 'Live Chat' button:
http://www.sportsbook.com/info/help.php

Better Than Usual:
10% reload bonus on all deposits from Friday morning to Sunday midnight.

Deposit over $300 this weekend and we?ll also send you our new 2007 Big Deals desk calendar.

Deposit over $1000 this weekend and we?ll send you our beautiful Sportsbook.com poker set.

Deposit using Neteller or eCheck and we?ll kick in an extra 5% on top of all that.

Terms and conditions apply, see the promotion section of Sportsbook.com for details.
You must click here in order to participate in the gifts promotion:


Welcome to the new Sportsbook.com.

The Team at Sportsbook.com.


IMO. The writing is on the wall. And so I have withdrawn my $43,000 from the 5 offshore books a week ago. I haven't used sportsbook for at least 8 months. They paid too slow. IMO. Until the smoke clears. It's not safe to have your money anywhere offshore. Who knows what they will do? And if they decide to keep your money. What can you do? Who in the USA will help you get your money? NOBODY!! (" Sportingbet PLC has sold Sportsbook.com to the existing management team and a group of investors who are continuing to run Sportsbook.com just as always?or perhaps even better than before.") Yea MY ASS! This sound shady as all get out. I have an exsisting large future bet a Bet365 on the team point race in formula 1. My teams ahead with one race left. They claim that they will honor it if I win.:shrug: (I'm sure they will honor it if I lose.):sadwave:

All I'm saying is be careful. This shit gets deeper everyday.:scared Best of luck.
 
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SMOKE JENSEN

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Now I see WWTS has joined the party. And now the Disclaimer at the bottom of the page here. Heed my advice friends. Get your money out and wait and see how this all plays out. It might return to the norm. But it's best to be safe and watch. The USA is the big BOY on the block. When the USA cuts a fart. The entire world stops and smells it. And don't think neteller is above pressure being put on them by the old USA. I hate it but it's true. And I'm also convinced the books and their supporters will keep saying everything is undercontrol till the end to keep the checks coming in. Just my opinion.
 
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