- Joined
- May 22, 2012
So how do I prove I'm a pov? Send photo of myself outside BA office? Grow a stubble and buy a bottle of White Lightning? Film myself rolling a fag from kerbside Virginia?
I have decent income but I dont own CCs nor a home owner - and in the past for assorted reasons utilities have rarely been in my name, so my credit isnt fantastic
My mother on the other hand has absolutely fantastic credit - but is a senior on a limited income.
What do you think about the idea that credit checks could be used to meet this potential requirement? It seems like a fairly obvious solution to me albeit one which is unlikely to be well received by players.
Videoslots credit checked me when I opened my account, didnt know until I read a recent credit report.
Status needs updating lol.
Pharmaceutical Despatch Administrator these days
PS: I'm actually proud of myself for pretty much staying in control for all these years, what with my £25 deposits and max bet of erm 0.40p, Could have sold the contents of my house, including the wife and Hi rolled but no, good boy me
What do you think about the idea that credit checks could be used to meet this potential requirement? It seems like a fairly obvious solution to me albeit one which is unlikely to be well received by players.
If credit checks become mandatory then its been great knowing you all.
Yeah I'm all good now, no large debts, no outstanding CC's or bank loans, bills pretty much up to date etc.
Credit history from years ago however when I was single and refused to grow up ain't great, late payments and part settlements etc which I believe stay on your personal file for all to see
I can understand the need for these rules but the way certain things are being implemented leaves a lot to be desired, the enjoyment is fading as it is with new slots, tighter casinos due to competition growth etc and now this on top, where does it all end and it become an enjoyable past time again???????
The whole point of gambling I thought was to be impulsive, take a risk, seek a thrill, be spontaneous etc.
Credit history from years ago however when I was single and refused to grow up ain't great, late payments and part settlements etc which I believe stay on your personal file for all to see
I guess " professional gambler" wouldn't fly?It makes the most sense to do it beforehand anyway. Only questions remains is their criteria for eligibility. So unemployed people, low- income, self- employed etc will now be sweating profusely at their judgement
I agree on a threshold, otherwise casinos are going to have to hire people to work 24/7 just to make sure people qualify.i think its a good idea & cut out a lot of bullshit from casinos & the key withdrawals , but it should be done under a threshold of £1000 in any calendar month if you pass this then you should supply the info , that would keep low rollers out of this although again this depends on what people would call a low roller )
Credit checks ruin your credit score. I worked in credit years ago ( 10 ish) So if you have a lot of casinos you play at then your score will suffer. Also it shows on your report who checks. If you want to apply for credit some where, even an apartment. It will show that the casinos have checked.What do you think about the idea that credit checks could be used to meet this potential requirement? It seems like a fairly obvious solution to me albeit one which is unlikely to be well received by players.