Sportsbook email

#1 18th July 2007, 4:14 PM

Being a fraud manager I find this very suspicious. If you receive it do not click on the link. They have no reason to believe my birthday is incorrect - or to even have my birthday at all.

Dear Debi,
It has come to our attention that the date of birth listed in your account appears to be incorrect. We are required to update this information as part of our standard security policy. Please take a moment to click on the link provided below and submit your correct details.

(I deleted link for this thread)

Thank you for your time,
The Sportsbook.com team.

#2 18th July 2007, 4:25 PM

Yeah that sounds very fishy. How would they know your real birthday anyways?

#3 18th July 2007, 4:33 PM

I only played Sportsbook when they offered me free money. Likewise with Bookmaker, whom I think got my phone number from Sportsbook.

I doubt I will be back to either, I did not like the sites.

#4 18th July 2007, 7:45 PM

Stay away from Sportsbook.com I have a friend who has been waiting from April for a check

#5 21st July 2007, 4:05 AM

I had posted a message already about sportsbook.....had joined it but noticed that they seem to have "house" players that seem to play very poor poker but fill out hands at amazing rates. When I began to suspect these players i would make comments to them and could never get them to respond. I think they are part of sportsbook's program and are designed so that the site can get much more than the rake. Note that I've played at other money sites b4 (Titan, Mansion and Pacific b4 they banned US players) and never felt that they were crooked. But with Sportsbook......I would avoid them at all costs.

#6 21st July 2007, 9:33 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kicking Mule

I had posted a message already about sportsbook.....had joined it but noticed that they seem to have "house" players that seem to play very poor poker but fill out hands at amazing rates. When I began to suspect these players i would make comments to them and could never get them to respond. I think they are part of sportsbook's program and are designed so that the site can get much more than the rake. Note that I've played at other money sites b4 (Titan, Mansion and Pacific b4 they banned US players) and never felt that they were crooked. But with Sportsbook......I would avoid them at all costs.

isnt that illegall?? may be they shold've notice by now and forbid the web page software

#7 21st July 2007, 1:03 PM

I wasn't suggesting there is anything wrong with sportsbook - I do not think the email came from them at all.

#8 22nd July 2007, 4:17 AM

when I first played sportsbook a few months ago, there were a TON of russian players very loose. was fine cause I cleared bonus quickly. now it seems mostly americans. dont know if this means anything.....

#9 22nd July 2007, 8:15 AM

Ya this was posted on 2+2 as well. I think it is a scam.

#10 22nd July 2007, 8:51 PM

You may want to forward it on to Sportsbook support. I'm sure they would want to know about it. Looks like a phishing scam.

#11 22nd July 2007, 10:08 PM

I had an email this morning from a nice gentleman representing the Swiss lottery. I have won 2 million, and he will transfer the money to me as soon as I give him my bank details.

Now that`s an amazing piece of luck, especially considering that I never bought a ticket for the Swiss lottery.

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