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Hi,
Just fund out that fom my click2pay account $4000 has been transferred to sportingbet on 29 of nov without my consent.
This is what happened: yesterday I received an email from Ecash that a withdrawal request was made for $99 to click2pay. This was peculiar because my accont balance was standing at $0 for a year. today received a email that $99 transferred to click2pay. So I logged in to my click2pay account and got shocked to see that $4000 is missing from my account. Requested a transaction report which showed that on nov. 29. debit $100 to Ecash, then $100 , $500, $1500, $1500 and $400 to Sportingbet. Thats all in one hour.
I don't have a betting account at Sportingbet so how could it happend?
I would like your help to get the money back.

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I am going thru the same crap with fraud transfers to Ultimatebet from my ewalletexpress account. They happened late this week too.

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Let me add a big chunk went to ultimate bet from mine, I contacted them via email with all the details they never even replied. You think they would be concerned about possible chargebacks ,especially if the same person is using fraudulent funds from multiple accounts.

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I believe Dom is referring to my problem with BetCris, where some person also was enabled access to my account and remove funds. This story is quite different however, as my funds did not get withdrawn from an ewallet, but from the operator's account itself. -At least the places you have involved care to -lock- your account instead of leaving it open like BetCris.

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Betcris and UB probably didn't realize that with such behavior they loose confidence of affiliates and players thus they income is reduced.
Im for one who wont promote them.

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just an update, in case anyone interested.
Neither Click2Pay and Moneybookers give a shit about they customers.
C2P don't give any details out. Moneybookers ignoring my inquires

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*In the case of sportingbet they took the offensive and were able to save half the player's money by freezing the account. While I do not promote sports betting I think this place would get my business if I ever did bet sports. The point I was making is that you see  there are some well-known names here that did absolutely nothing to help this player and they are far from the only places I don't trust to have the player's best interest at heart. To list these places with only my suspicions would be to invite law suits and trouble. That said ... I have only given you a sample of things i read on a regular basis and know that I wouldn't risk my money guaranteeing places I didn't feel THAT confident about being a quality gambling establishment that would go the extra mile to ensure they have happy players.

*In the case of ewallets I suggest you avoid the two mentioned in the above scenarios.

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