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Message: [QUOTE="BroncosFever, post: 3460125, member: 8670"] Withdrawing would've triggered them to take action. It's not really a logical way to look at it if you think that had he have lost it wouldn't have been an issue because eventually at some point, he probably would have won. When the financial department needs to verify the card and they can't because it's not his card, that's the problem. They wouldn't need to verify it unless he were trying to withdraw. They would need to verify his account but not the card, until as I said, a withdrawal was requested. When you signup to any bookie you first need to verify yourself in general, then if you deposit via a debit/credit card you need to verify that too, before you can withdraw. They all operate like this, it shouldn't be a sudden shock to anyone. It's not something they can tippy toe around and think "yeah nah mate, you're right, we understand it's your wife's card", it's federal legislation. [/QUOTE]

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