Oddsmaker.com is a total scam! I was enticed by attractive promotional mailings and bombardment by e

18th of Dec, 2010 by User236464

Oddsmaker.com is a total scam! I was enticed by attractive promotional mailings and bombardment by email to try them out and I would recieve 2 for 1 dolllars into any account I would set up. Before the Super Bowl I decided to transfer some money via a debit card. Big Mistake!! They double charged my account $250.00. So I was out over $550. Which I eventually saw posted in my account. I attempted to withdraw winnings after the game; it was impossible! I was told that I had to print an email with a check list of items which included asking me to scan both sides of my credit card which they already had because of my initial deopsit which had cleared. Also asked to scan my drivers license and a copy of a utility bill. Additionally, I was asked to write my credit card account number and exp date again and fax to them along with the other requested items. I was also asked to authorize Zahav Kesef inc. to draft the listed credit card and continue such authorization until I notified Zahaf and my bank in writing. I was furthemore required to sign authorization that I would agree to follow any disputes, rules, conditions, agreements as amended from time to time. Basically signing my life away... so I called them and asked " why do yu need my Cedit card again?" I was told I had to in order to get paid. I pressed further by asking for a check instead of a wire to forgo my faxing my life away. I was told bluntly No! when I said that I questioned if this was a scam, they hung up on me. I returned to my on-line access. I had been locked out! I called four more times; each time i was told I was breaking up- they then hung up. finallly I eventuallycalled and spoke witgh some one who hung up on me as I asked why my account had bee locked. Someone needs to shut these guys down!! They are preditors and I guess Im a big sucker. Over $500!!

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