I came back from vacation to find my Bodog account was wiped out while I was gone. Someone apparently stole my login info (during the crossover from WWTS or Bowman's, perhaps?), and lost my whole account playing poker, fraudulently deposited with a credit card, then lost that money, too.
I called them, and they said something looked fishy--that computer that lost my money logged into 5 other accounts that day, all people I had never heard of.
Well, they just got back to me:
So, because they seem to be too stupid to isolate the source of the fraudulent activity, they are deeming me liable for not only all the losses, but for all the additional purchases made by credit card to the account. So by notifying them of the activity they are charging me MORE.
Unfortunately I can't just never play there again and ignore them because I have a lot of MLB futures on that account. (At least the hackers couldn't screw that up.)
Anyway, don't play at Bodog, change your password if you still have money there, and if you have any ideas please let me know.
I called them, and they said something looked fishy--that computer that lost my money logged into 5 other accounts that day, all people I had never heard of.
Well, they just got back to me:
Thank you for your patience while we investigated the unauthorized
activity claim within your bodog account. Our investigation has been
completed, and we have found no malicious activity in your account. We
have concluded no forms of chip dumping, nor fraudulent activity on the
computer used within your account.
As you have stated the credit card used was not your own, we have voided
the associated transaction(s). As per our Player Agreement, specifically
article 14a which states:
"A Player accepts all responsibility for any wager placed from Player's
confidential account whether placed by Player or not, provided the
correct Account Number and Password are received by Bodog. Specifically,
the Player accepts all responsibility for any transactions placed on
their Account by anyone else that received the confidential login
information from the Player, whether voluntarily or otherwise."
Due to the voiding of purchases, this has left your account in the
negative balance of $225 which we ask you kindly repurchase at your
convenience. Please understand, these funds were lost to legitimate
players on the poker tables, and out of respect to all players we cannot
offer refunds or deductions based on any losses incurred in your bodog
account.
So, because they seem to be too stupid to isolate the source of the fraudulent activity, they are deeming me liable for not only all the losses, but for all the additional purchases made by credit card to the account. So by notifying them of the activity they are charging me MORE.
Unfortunately I can't just never play there again and ignore them because I have a lot of MLB futures on that account. (At least the hackers couldn't screw that up.)
Anyway, don't play at Bodog, change your password if you still have money there, and if you have any ideas please let me know.