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5Dimes Users...

Fat PolamaluFat Polamalu Senior Member
edited January 2017 in Sports Betting
Not sure if many of you play there, but these have popped up on the sportsbook subreddit over the last few days. Might want to change your passwords if you're playing there.

https://www.reddit.com/r/sportsbook/comments/5lp51d/5dimes_fraud_alert/

https://www.reddit.com/r/sportsbook/comments/5m47nk/please_get_replacement_cards_you_deposited_on_5d/

Comments

  • dtrain11dtrain11 Senior Member
    edited January 2017
    thanks for the notice. don't have anything there but never actually closed my account after limits cut. Not sure closing it matters now, but thanks for the heads up.
  • TortugaTortuga Moderator
    edited January 2017
    Thanks for sharing. Their account security is definitely not up to standard.
  • jmjm Senior Member
    edited January 2017
    Tortuga wrote: »
    Thanks for sharing. Their account security is definitely not up to standard.

    Few sportsbooks unfortunately are
  • dtrain11dtrain11 Senior Member
    edited January 2017
    Always was bothered by the password coming in email text
  • jmjm Senior Member
    edited January 2017
    Or giving it to a CS rep in a chat session
  • Fat PolamaluFat Polamalu Senior Member
    edited January 2017
    Tortuga wrote: »
    Thanks for sharing. Their account security is definitely not up to standard.

    Another tale from the darkside today.
    https://www.reddit.com/r/sportsbook/comments/5owpa6/my_horrible_experience_with_5dimeseu/

    I don't know what other options you guys have in the US for books, but I'd be leaving 5Dimes if I was playing there. Maybe your new president can ease up on the gambling legalities in your country so you can bet somewhere better.
  • TommyLTommyL Super Moderator
    edited January 2017
    Another tale from the darkside today.
    https://www.reddit.com/r/sportsbook/comments/5owpa6/my_horrible_experience_with_5dimeseu/

    I don't know what other options you guys have in the US for books, but I'd be leaving 5Dimes if I was playing there. Maybe your new president can ease up on the gambling legalities in your country so you can bet somewhere better.

    I've only been using Bitcoins with them over the past year or so (and even when I was using a card, it was a prepaid). I made a mid 4-figures withdrawal last week and everything went fine. Sucks that people have been having issues, but I've been all good thusfar.
  • BetThemDogsBetThemDogs Senior Member
    edited January 2017
    TommyL wrote: »
    I've only been using Bitcoins with them over the past year or so (and even when I was using a card, it was a prepaid). I made a mid 4-figures withdrawal last week and everything went fine. Sucks that people have been having issues, but I've been all good thusfar.

    Did they require ID, etc. for cashing out Bitcoins?
  • Fat PolamaluFat Polamalu Senior Member
    edited January 2017
    TommyL wrote: »
    I've only been using Bitcoins with them over the past year or so (and even when I was using a card, it was a prepaid). I made a mid 4-figures withdrawal last week and everything went fine. Sucks that people have been having issues, but I've been all good thusfar.

    Maybe its only recently that their process for verifying has been compromised then? Im not too sure.
    I don't fully understand the process of using bitcoins so I don't know if they have a similar or different verifying process.
  • TommyLTommyL Super Moderator
    edited January 2017
    Did they require ID, etc. for cashing out Bitcoins?

    I'm sure, but it's one of those things where once you're verified, you're pretty much set. I think once in a while they'll ask for a scan of my license again (and back when I was using cards, they'd need copies of the cards), but it's nothing more than scanning whatever they need and sending an e-mail. The scary thing is that they still do need you to send info in e-mail to confirm withdrawal, so when I make a w/d, they need an e-mail with your bitcoin address and username/password for 5D. It's horrible security to be asking for a password in an e-mail, but I haven't run into issues thusfar.
  • TommyLTommyL Super Moderator
    edited January 2017
    Maybe its only recently that their process for verifying has been compromised then? Im not too sure.
    I don't fully understand the process of using bitcoins so I don't know if they have a similar or different verifying process.

    It's pretty much the same process. You make the request online, they send an e-mail asking for confirmation (and at this point asking for scans of any new documents if they don't have them), you reply with the info, and they take the funds out of your 5D account, and they appear in your bitcoin wallet shortly thereafter. The slowest part is the waiting for 5D to e-mail you, as that can take a day or two (or 3). But once you've e-mailed them back any info they need, I've found it to only take a few hours tops before you have the funds.
  • Old-TimerOld-Timer Senior Member
    edited January 2017
    TommyL wrote: »
    It's pretty much the same process. You make the request online, they send an e-mail asking for confirmation (and at this point asking for scans of any new documents if they don't have them), you reply with the info, and they take the funds out of your 5D account, and they appear in your bitcoin wallet shortly thereafter. The slowest part is the waiting for 5D to e-mail you, as that can take a day or two (or 3). But once you've e-mailed them back any info they need, I've found it to only take a few hours tops before you have the funds.

    Didn't read the whole thread so sorry if it's been explained but how do you get your money from the middle man? Are there any fees when getting your Money from the middle man? How do they make there money?
  • TommyLTommyL Super Moderator
    edited January 2017
    Old-Timer wrote: »
    Didn't read the whole thread so sorry if it's been explained but how do you get your money from the middle man? Are there any fees when getting your Money from the middle man? How do they make there money?

    You just transfer it to your bank account. The fees can vary based upon bitcoin conversion rates and whatnot, but usually end up paying somewhere around 1% in fees (sometimes it can be as little as .5%, other times around 1.5-2%)
  • kcburghkcburgh Senior Member
    edited January 2017
    since one of my locals flaked trying to choose between heritage and bookmaker moving forward..unless I use a prepaid card on dimes...
  • gatorshoosiersgatorshoosiers Senior Member
    edited January 2017
    Deposited few weeks ago. My bank called this am 2 fraudulent charges from Denny's in California for $150 and fansedge.com for $300. :surprised:
  • kcburghkcburgh Senior Member
    edited January 2017
    Deposited few weeks ago. My bank called this am 2 fraudulent charges from Denny's in California for $150 and fansedge.com for $300. :surprised:

    $150 at Denny's?? Yes I will take one of everything.
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