Wagering Company Launches Petition, Letter Writing Initiative.
BetonSports.com, the largest online wagering company in the world, based in Costa Rica, officially launched today a petition and letter writing initiative for online gambling enthusiasts to voice their support for Internet-based wagering.
Available on the company's web site, these efforts are the latest elements in BetonSports.com's "Right to Wager" campaign that gives consumers an opportunity to voice their opinions and concerns regarding regulatory efforts to ban online gambling, including sports betting and casino games.
Consumers who support online gambling have the option to sign a petition that will be sent to state and federal decision makers. BetonSports.com has also created a form letter that urges elected officials to pass responsible legislation that will allow American consumers to exercise their freedom of choice to wager online.
Consumers have the ability to send the letter to their respective federal and state elected officials.
"Our 'Right to Wager' campaign was launched in an effort to show policy and decision makers that the American public demands the right to choose whether or not they want to participate in wagering online," said David Carruthers, CEO of BetonSports.com.
"The government has committed time and energy to restrict consumers rights when it comes to wagering online and our latest initiatives are giving consumers a voice in the ongoing debate. We believe that making the petition and letter to Congress available online will serve as a powerful vehicle to reach a larger audience who agree with and support our campaign."
BetonSports.com originally launched a grassroots petition drive on October 24, 2003 in New York City. Since then, a BetonSports.com bus and marketing team has traveled to approximately 25 cities throughout the United States to gather signatures from consumers who want to protect their right to wager online.
The bus will make its final stop at Super Bowl XXXVIII in Houston, Texas on February 1, 2004
BetonSports.com, the largest online wagering company in the world, based in Costa Rica, officially launched today a petition and letter writing initiative for online gambling enthusiasts to voice their support for Internet-based wagering.
Available on the company's web site, these efforts are the latest elements in BetonSports.com's "Right to Wager" campaign that gives consumers an opportunity to voice their opinions and concerns regarding regulatory efforts to ban online gambling, including sports betting and casino games.
Consumers who support online gambling have the option to sign a petition that will be sent to state and federal decision makers. BetonSports.com has also created a form letter that urges elected officials to pass responsible legislation that will allow American consumers to exercise their freedom of choice to wager online.
Consumers have the ability to send the letter to their respective federal and state elected officials.
"Our 'Right to Wager' campaign was launched in an effort to show policy and decision makers that the American public demands the right to choose whether or not they want to participate in wagering online," said David Carruthers, CEO of BetonSports.com.
"The government has committed time and energy to restrict consumers rights when it comes to wagering online and our latest initiatives are giving consumers a voice in the ongoing debate. We believe that making the petition and letter to Congress available online will serve as a powerful vehicle to reach a larger audience who agree with and support our campaign."
BetonSports.com originally launched a grassroots petition drive on October 24, 2003 in New York City. Since then, a BetonSports.com bus and marketing team has traveled to approximately 25 cities throughout the United States to gather signatures from consumers who want to protect their right to wager online.
The bus will make its final stop at Super Bowl XXXVIII in Houston, Texas on February 1, 2004
