Players' Rights and the use of unfair T&Cs by gambling operators

[spintee]

Sorry If I make ya blush, but your a good bloke Tez, I will vouch for that any day

Cheers mate, I love you too, Takes abit to make me blush,

Still waiting upon that small withdraw from old doctor, only £31 notes but knocking on 2 days now, I can do with that for extra cash for today at the wedding,

Most of my funds are floating about all across the internet, I do not save I just give, What use is money sitting there?

I now alot of people with alot of cash but there as tight as a nuns :::::: what use is it if not using it, thats why there got cash as do not like spending it

 

[colinsunderland]

100% not proud of my past but I do not mess about/, As you guys know and every one that knows me, I will help any one out and give my last pennys, If the casino sites not took the change

wasn't having a go, it looked legit thats all. Been there my self a lot of years ago when I was young and daft

Your past is what makes you who you are today, if you are happy with who you are now then nothing not to be proud of as chances are you would be different today if it wasn't for stuff that happened in the past I know I'm not the same person I was 20 years ago

 

[vinylweatherman]

Yes and there was another one when somebody had about 20 licence all with the same picture, It only took 20 times to spot it was the same person even thou I am sure it was getting sent to the same address What they should have is face detect really, even if its not 100% a curate as Its serious with all the wars and that going on and illegals,

But most casino I am sure if they know you are a genuine than I am sure there noit going to go over any I.D with a tooth pick, They just need to say that there going by the rules, Just like if you went into a pub under age and they knew you was not 18 as long as you had some sort of I.D

Did I mention I went to tesco the other day to change some Erous back up for mys sister, I will not go into the terrible exchange rate but man in front bought aload of $ & the women wanted I.D and card being used, Not only that but she actually scanned took pictures of both, I think thats illegal as she didnt tell him she was taking the picture

This is a Bureau de change, so this is probably down to the regulations since cash is involved as part of the transaction, and cash is untraceable (almost). Unlike casinos though, the Citizen card (the official one with the "PASS" mark) is universally accepted. These are primarily issued as proof of age to over 18s due to the "think 25" policy, and may be the only thing an 18 year old will have at that age.

I had a full license and a car by the time I was 18, but this was the 1970's - it's not so easy now. I had my own parking space at Uni

 

[spintee]

wasn't having a go, it looked legit thats all. Been there my self a lot of years ago when I was young and daft

Your past is what makes you who you are today, if you are happy with who you are now then nothing not to be proud of as chances are you would be different today if it wasn't for stuff that happened in the past I know I'm not the same person I was 20 years ago

no no, I didnt take it in a bad way, I do not feel to good of showing that stuff, But I am who I am, You guys are like my second home, Yes I do hide some details on my pics but thats only due to legal reasons or I do not get aload of spam emails,

We all do stupid stuff some time or another, Do I regret it? Not really, A few bits yes, I would do the same stuff again if mates need help, I missed out on having kids, getting married and all that, Letting my family down, Not really letting them down but making them worry,

I count my self lucky at the end of the day, I have friends in for murder, I also have had more friends die than can count, I can count better than type

90% of the people I know are on some kind of drugs, Let it be heavy shit or just abit of greens, I nether do any but just a drink, I had a few splifs backl in the day and did not go down well, Hence why I called mad tee, I done some crazy shit in my time

 

[spintee]

Own parking space If I am thinking right its probs cause not many cars about them days

Try getting one now and I personally make a gold blue peter badge for you,

Now back to the french word Bureau de change, Its a nice sound but thats about it, Its was at Tesco, & the old man used card, Surley you have to notified if copy card and I.D? It rolls back to saftey, Where does the pictures get stored?

And the main thing is what use is it any way if was fake I.D? All they have is a picture at best, Even than what use is a 1 inch picture going to do? Even if it was the same person, Enlarge that than all you going to get is dead pixals

U.k government is no use if you ask me, They should really have every body finger printed, That should be the I.D not only will that work out best but get rid of all the peverts and real criminals off the streets,

This is a Bureau de change, so this is probably down to the regulations since cash is involved as part of the transaction, and cash is untraceable (almost). Unlike casinos though, the Citizen card (the official one with the "PASS" mark) is universally accepted. These are primarily issued as proof of age to over 18s due to the "think 25" policy, and may be the only thing an 18 year old will have at that age.

I had a full license and a car by the time I was 18, but this was the 1970's - it's not so easy now. I had my own parking space at Uni

 

[vinylweatherman]

Own parking space If I am thinking right its probs cause not many cars about them days

Try getting one now and I personally make a gold blue peter badge for you,

Now back to the french word Bureau de change, Its a nice sound but thats about it, Its was at Tesco, & the old man used card, Surley you have to notified if copy card and I.D? It rolls back to saftey, Where does the pictures get stored?

And the main thing is what use is it any way if was fake I.D? All they have is a picture at best, Even than what use is a 1 inch picture going to do? Even if it was the same person, Enlarge that than all you going to get is dead pixals

U.k government is no use if you ask me, They should really have every body finger printed, That should be the I.D not only will that work out best but get rid of all the peverts and real criminals off the streets,

Finalists got preference, but freshers like me could enter a kind of lottery, and if any spaces were left over, we could keep our car in hall. There were also passes needed to drive on campus, but I had the after hours one, the one everyone who got a parking space in hall got.

The idea was that there wouldn't be the chaos of a free for all with more cars than spaces, so they only issued permits for the spaces available.

The prospectus actually said "Freshers are not normally able to keep a car at the halls of residence", so even for the 1970's, I got lucky. The fact that there were fewer cars around probably helped.

It seems to be a free for all now, with residents near universities often complaining about students using their streets as long term parking. Clearly this is because students bring more cars than there are spaces on campus.

Reading university may be unusual in that it has a large campus and many of the halls were on that campus at the time, rather than dotted around the town. This meant that it was easier to police the rules about students bringing their cars if there wasn't the space for them.

Now it seems many students rent houses and student flats in blocks built outside of campus, and not necessarily operated by the university. This will make it much harder to police students in their free time, and restrict whether or not they bring their cars to their lodgings.

It's also much harder for students to afford cars. The car isn't the problem, it's the cost of insurance, and what was often done back in the 70's has been the subject of a crackdown by the insurers, who insist that it's the person who drives the car the most that needs to be the primary insured driver, rather than accepting that the owner/keeper is the primary insured driver, and anyone else is just a named driver.

My car was legally my mum's still (she sold it to me at a deep discount, and bought my brother a motorbike). Once I got to university, I found the specialist insurer Endsleigh, and so I officially bought the car off Mum by transferring it into my name. At the age of 18, my first premium was around £60-£70, and I could then start to build up my own no claims discount.

Now, some 18 year olds are getting cars for a similar price (£250), but are getting quoted several thousand quid for insurance.


........... of course, all this meant that if we had the internet back when I was 18, I would have had ID for the online casinos, and could have played almost anywhere (except Club World of course, being a student at the time ).

 

[spintee]

I knew you could type some but thats shits on the next level Only mentioned about parking lol,

But I feel you, Now days students are skint out with all the drink they do, Yes Insurance as blown the roof off, Can pick up a nice car now days for next to nothing, but insure is a different storey, They are even getting strict when in the next persons name or insured as a second driver,

I had a car took the other week, driving while uninsured and inocrdinace, I was insured and the car was taxed and MOT, Reason they rekon my co driver didnt have a licence? But hand on I was parked up, Even had a dash cam rolling at the time, and no one was in the passager seat, they only suspect this? Well from what I tried to read and been told they canot suspect when it comes to driving, They have to have evidence, Which they might have done if I was being seen driving before hand but again thats not good enough, I have the video albiet its shit quietly

If you fancy a look I will upload and give me your opinion, I will ow you a drink, Not only is my license l at stake but a big fine and a complete ban, Im stuck and just waiting on my court date, Its what happens when there is police not doing there job right and when you do the right things and have nothing on you they do what they can to turn you life up side down

Finalists got preference, but freshers like me could enter a kind of lottery, and if any spaces were left over, we could keep our car in hall. There were also passes needed to drive on campus, but I had the after hours one, the one everyone who got a parking space in hall got.

The idea was that there wouldn't be the chaos of a free for all with more cars than spaces, so they only issued permits for the spaces available.

The prospectus actually said "Freshers are not normally able to keep a car at the halls of residence", so even for the 1970's, I got lucky. The fact that there were fewer cars around probably helped.

It seems to be a free for all now, with residents near universities often complaining about students using their streets as long term parking. Clearly this is because students bring more cars than there are spaces on campus.

Reading university may be unusual in that it has a large campus and many of the halls were on that campus at the time, rather than dotted around the town. This meant that it was easier to police the rules about students bringing their cars if there wasn't the space for them.

Now it seems many students rent houses and student flats in blocks built outside of campus, and not necessarily operated by the university. This will make it much harder to police students in their free time, and restrict whether or not they bring their cars to their lodgings.

It's also much harder for students to afford cars. The car isn't the problem, it's the cost of insurance, and what was often done back in the 70's has been the subject of a crackdown by the insurers, who insist that it's the person who drives the car the most that needs to be the primary insured driver, rather than accepting that the owner/keeper is the primary insured driver, and anyone else is just a named driver.

My car was legally my mum's still (she sold it to me at a deep discount, and bought my brother a motorbike). Once I got to university, I found the specialist insurer Endsleigh, and so I officially bought the car off Mum by transferring it into my name. At the age of 18, my first premium was around £60-£70, and I could then start to build up my own no claims discount.

Now, some 18 year olds are getting cars for a similar price (£250), but are getting quoted several thousand quid for insurance.


........... of course, all this meant that if we had the internet back when I was 18, I would have had ID for the online casinos, and could have played almost anywhere (except Club World of course, being a student at the time ).