Husker83, if you can, go only with government regulated books like in Australia.
Others like General will tell you it may not matter that's because most the RX's advertisers are in these 3rd world unregulated countries.
IT DOES MATTER. Your money in books operating in a regulated environment is much safer than books in CR or some other corrupt country.
Others like General will tell you it may not matter that's because most the RX's advertisers are in these 3rd world unregulated countries.
IT DOES MATTER. Your money in books operating in a regulated environment is much safer than books in CR or some other corrupt country.
Never crossed my mind that way truthteller. I thought to myself how many times do I see posters state that they recieved help from any government agencies in pay disputes. I do not see many. Could have missed them I suppose. If so my apologies, but your reason for my comment was very wrong. Good books everywhere.
General,
You hardly see them because there are hardly any disputes when it comes to paying especially with books in Australia.
I remember a poster a while back having a dispute with Canbet and received a very long letter from the Australian government. I don't recall the outcome however.
General if you have ever been to CR and see how things operate here, you wouldn't send money to anyone unless you knew them personally.
Just last week, my friend nearly lost over $500,000 mortgage on his property because the buyer bribed someone in the registry a $1000 to mark it as paid.
You hardly see them because there are hardly any disputes when it comes to paying especially with books in Australia.
I remember a poster a while back having a dispute with Canbet and received a very long letter from the Australian government. I don't recall the outcome however.
General if you have ever been to CR and see how things operate here, you wouldn't send money to anyone unless you knew them personally.
Just last week, my friend nearly lost over $500,000 mortgage on his property because the buyer bribed someone in the registry a $1000 to mark it as paid.
I had funds in a UK book (i.e. UK goverment regulated). The book folded and I lost my funds that I had at the book. The book being UK government regulated didn't help me one jot.
I am on a list of creditors but the liquidators have told me there is no chance of me re-claiming anything due to the low level of assests (as assessed by them).
Basically the assests will just be kept by the liquidator as their costs (regardless of the degree of assets IMO).
I am on a list of creditors but the liquidators have told me there is no chance of me re-claiming anything due to the low level of assests (as assessed by them).
Basically the assests will just be kept by the liquidator as their costs (regardless of the degree of assets IMO).
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What Auzzie book have ever stiffed anyone? Thanks.
Samurai.. Canbet is still listed on the Australian stock-exchange.. It is true however, that they have moved to the UK now, and got some british jackass as head guy.. And you clearly can see that, as they they gone from beeing an "must-have" out, to nothing special.. For pucks that is..
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What Auzzie book have ever stiffed anyone? Thanks.
Samurai.. Canbet is still listed on the Australian stock-exchange.. It is true however, that they have moved to the UK now, and got some british jackass as head guy.. And you clearly can see that, as they they gone from beeing an "must-have" out, to nothing special.. For pucks that is..
husker83 - Antigua requires a minimum $250,000.00 players escrow account. And they enforce it.
Panama now requires a bond. But I'm not sure how it works over there as it's still a new thing but a positive step in the right direction.
It's funny how the UK and Aussie books don't have anything like the above. As William Hill had been in business since 1934 and has been sold several times.
Panama now requires a bond. But I'm not sure how it works over there as it's still a new thing but a positive step in the right direction.
It's funny how the UK and Aussie books don't have anything like the above. As William Hill had been in business since 1934 and has been sold several times.
