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I'll just quickly explain that :) It used to be that the forums were pretty much private, you had to join to read anything. That was fine when the channel 4 forums first closed, as hundreds migrated over to here and TRF, and forums were still popular. However, not being able to read forums is a...

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Welcome SeaTheMoon :)

Welcome Patience

ok, just been playing about use 'go advanced' insert image double click the image you should get the screen above, then you can choose the size. I'll have a look in the settings when I get 5 minutes and see if I can change the default from thumbnail to large or full size :)

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Thsts interesting to hear Harry, thanks. I'll mention that I've seen on the internet (so no names) that they do restrict bets when I see him next, will see what sort of reaction I get ;)

Well done mate, think they both won didn't they?

Totally agree with this. You can blame the UKGC for a lot of it though. They are stuck between a rock and hard place when it comes to AML stuff. The UKGC advice on the matter is very vague to say the least, but they are quick to hand out multi million £ fines for any failings, and its hard to...

A lot of non UK Bookies/Casinos have this rule, and all use the AML excuse. If you ask them to point to the exact part of the regulations, none can, because they don't exist. If anything, the UK bookies should have this rule as they tend to let you withdraw by any method you like, rather than...

If they ring you back, and try the 'not our problem' stance, mention to them that the ASA doesn't share that view, and recent large fines handed out for misleading advertising backs that up. The ASA and UKGC make it VERY clear that license holders are entirely responsible for their affiliates...

So, firstly, if I delete a post its because I want it deleting, not reposting a couple of hours later. Secondly, I think every single post you've made since early June has been a dig at Andy, I don't know if you are in love with him and have some weird obsession or something but if you want to...

So sorry to hear that Col :( Thank you for your input to the forum for the last 20 years, theres not many active members have been here that long.

Lets keep the thread friendly please.

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if you have screenshots, go through B365's complaints procedure and also complain to the ASA. Oddschecker is an affiliate site (owned by Skybet) and the operator is responsible for affiliate advertising. Firms have been given massive fines not too long ago for similar things to this. Thats why...

Lifted from the daily record, but this is the way Ladbrokes used to use to limit bets. They say its outdated but I would expect it is still fairly accurate. What did surprise me was the oddschecker limits.

I wouldn't use them as their terms are a bit suspect, for example we reserve the right to place a limit on the amount of funds that you will be able to withdraw in a single request at a level that we may determine at our sole discretion. So basically you can withdraw your money as long as they...