So i found a deal on Wowcher (Kind of like groupon) for the euromillions and thought it would be a good idea. How wrong i was.
First warning sign is that they send you a text message with your password in plain text.
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Secondly they do not hold any form of gaming licence. Now, the syndicate sites don't need one but they are offering games for cash prizes you can buy. They are in-house made games which quite frankly crash and have no clear indication of the RTG.
When i complained on twitter, they didn't really take much notice but ended up liking any replies to me that were critical of the points i was making about their security.
I only lost out on £2 to these people but having my password in plaintext on their system is incredibly concerning. If i had made a payment through their website i fear i might have had my card info compromised also. Just a warning to keep away if you can. I've requested they remove all of my information but i'm not holding my breath.
First warning sign is that they send you a text message with your password in plain text.
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And reminders
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Secondly they do not hold any form of gaming licence. Now, the syndicate sites don't need one but they are offering games for cash prizes you can buy. They are in-house made games which quite frankly crash and have no clear indication of the RTG.
When i complained on twitter, they didn't really take much notice but ended up liking any replies to me that were critical of the points i was making about their security.
I only lost out on £2 to these people but having my password in plaintext on their system is incredibly concerning. If i had made a payment through their website i fear i might have had my card info compromised also. Just a warning to keep away if you can. I've requested they remove all of my information but i'm not holding my breath.
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