Topic: Is bet105 legit? My conclusion is that it is scam (Read 625 times)

Quote from: EluguHcman on January 29, 2025, 02:08:33 AM

They just took a deposit from me and instead of trying to work with me they blocked my email and block me on x.

Hey, very strange. Can you provide your X and/or your Bet105 account in DM's, so I can check what happened, if that's true?

Would love to help you, and give feedback.

Don’t lie , I’ve tried to reach out on chat several times and you guys refuse to reply , x is gbr_50

My user name is Rick50time , won’t let me dm you on here , please just send my deposit you guys stole back all I ask .

Hey,

After checking and confirming internally, we can say that you never deposited on our site, you have faked screenshots, you had fraudulent and toxic behaviour and you were blackmailing us on trust pilot, begging us to employ you for days, even after we said multiple times we are not recruiting. We can mention few more things that you did that made us block you on social media.

Screenshots of your messages prove at least some of those statements:

https://ibb.co/5yQffC1
https://ibb.co/fzthS0c3
https://ibb.co/8LrQbC0c
https://ibb.co/39NC2V9t

This is our last message on this topic, we won't respond to any other constatations and accusations regarding this.

They have acknowledged they took the deposit and said they’d send it back will update if they actually send it back

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That is an obvious epitome of when it seems too good sugarcoated, it is necessary to make research for validation.

Honestly the email seems fishy with how it emblems just an official notification as reminder of your registration to their gambling site.

It also seems your device has a defensive software that detects malicious domains which is why you have earlier been warned of scam.
So just give yourself that privilege of scam free and stay off the gambling site since you are not sure of haven registered in the site.

Don’t get took like me and stay away from them

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Quote from: Moreno233 on January 28, 2025, 06:40:15 PM

If you received email from them even when you did not make account with them or remember visiting the site, then you don't need further proof to know that it is a scam attempt. This is definitely the handiwork of someone who got access to your email through another platform. I'm surprised such emails did not drop as spam though. By the way, thanks for pointing this out to the public because you might probably not be the only one who received such email.

Yes it could be true acknowledging such can happen is a very good one because many things happen in this ecosystem as some person idea is just to spoiled others good work of development, that is why is very advisable to always be careful when accessing site or message and mail some text box even mail contain even some chips that even access one details clicking any how when message is sent is dangerous.

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That is an obvious epitome of when it seems too good sugarcoated, it is necessary to make research for validation.

Honestly the email seems fishy with how it emblems just an official notification as reminder of your registration to their gambling site.

It also seems your device has a defensive software that detects malicious domains which is why you have earlier been warned of scam.
So just give yourself that privilege of scam free and stay off the gambling site since you are not sure of haven registered in the site.

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Quote from: ? on January 28, 2025, 06:33:03 PM

Quote from: ? on January 28, 2025, 06:33:03 PM

They just took a deposit from me and instead of trying to work with me they blocked my email and block me on x.

Hey, very strange. Can you provide your X and/or your Bet105 account in DM's, so I can check what happened, if that's true?

Would love to help you, and give feedback.

Don’t lie , I’ve tried to reach out on chat several times and you guys refuse to reply , x is gbr_50

My user name is Rick50time , won’t let me dm you on here , please just send my deposit you guys stole back all I ask .

Hey,

After checking and confirming internally, we can say that you never deposited on our site, you have faked screenshots, you had fraudulent and toxic behaviour and you were blackmailing us on trust pilot, begging us to employ you for days, even after we said multiple times we are not recruiting. We can mention few more things that you did that made us block you on social media.

Screenshots of your messages prove at least some of those statements:

https://ibb.co/5yQffC1
https://ibb.co/fzthS0c3
https://ibb.co/8LrQbC0c
https://ibb.co/39NC2V9t

This is our last message on this topic, we won't respond to any other constatations and accusations regarding this.

Attatched is proof of them scamming me on deposit also I never deposited before ? Then how do I have a balance .. just stop lying and scamming people all I ask , can I get my money back I deposited and you guys failed to add ?

https://ibb.co/0SSy3KQ
https://ibb.co/d4PqbYrt
https://ibb.co/kgNvqNTG

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Quote from: ? on January 28, 2025, 09:20:03 AM

They just took a deposit from me and instead of trying to work with me they blocked my email and block me on x.

Hey, very strange. Can you provide your X and/or your Bet105 account in DM's, so I can check what happened, if that's true?

Would love to help you, and give feedback.

Don’t lie , I’ve tried to reach out on chat several times and you guys refuse to reply , x is gbr_50

My user name is Rick50time , won’t let me dm you on here , please just send my deposit you guys stole back all I ask .

Hey,

After checking and confirming internally, we can say that you never deposited on our site, you have faked screenshots, you had fraudulent and toxic behaviour and you were blackmailing us on trust pilot, begging us to employ you for days, even after we said multiple times we are not recruiting. We can mention few more things that you [ftp=ftp://[/ftp][/email]][email][ftp]][/ftp][/email]][email][ftp][/ftp][/email]did that made us block you on social media.

Screenshots of your messages prove at least some of those statements:

https://ibb.co/5yQffC1
https://ibb.co/fzthS0c3
https://ibb.co/8LrQbC0c
https://ibb.co/39NC2V9t

This is our last message on this topic, we won't respond to any other constatations and accusations regarding this.

I’ve had successful deposits and you guys manipulated the account so continue with your lying , I’ll make sure to let people know you’re a scam book as you know you are . Please stop lying to the people , then you tell me to message you just to ignore me is the sad part , pathetic to steal from people all I can say

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Appreciate the comments guys and feedback.

Regarding those email, the industry is full of databases and user emails, companies that resell them or "email traffic providers". So sometimes, your email might end up included in one of those email marketing campaigns that is targeting some GEO's or igaming audience.

Yeah, for sure, some of us already know that kind of practice already, databases being sold underground. And probably that's why the OP is somewhat confused as he really did not registered on your website and thanks to your for confirming it.

Quote from: ? on January 28, 2025, 09:20:03 AM

Maybe that was the reason why you got the email from us, maybe previous ownership did some similar traffic campaigns. This won't happen anymore, so don't worry. All our mailings today we have unsubscribe button, and only users who are actually our registered users are getting them.

That's where the used of unsubscribe button is, and even in the casinos that I have registered and play, and I do not wish to play in them anymore but still receiving such promotional emails, I will used this button for them to not be bothered me anymore.

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Quote from: Oshosondy on October 26, 2024, 12:52:01 PM

I got email from the betting site that I registered on their site three days ago but which I could not remember. It is just a lie.

I’ve never heard of it, it could be an unprecedented and infamous method of advertising or getting gamblers to gamble with them or perhaps get scammed but, I don’t like it. Having to put gamblers in a position of doubt, where they have to question themselves on if they executed such actions or not doesn’t speak well of them.

If I were you, I’ll just have to ignore them and move ahead with my activities. They could clearly be what you suspect and better still, your well grounded in gambling to not jump into conclusions in agreement with their plans.

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If you received email from them even when you did not make account with them or remember visiting the site, then you don't need further proof to know that it is a scam attempt. This is definitely the handiwork of someone who got access to your email through another platform. I'm surprised such emails did not drop as spam though. By the way, thanks for pointing this out to the public because you might probably not be the only one who received such email.

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Quote from: Mayor of ogba on January 28, 2025, 12:12:14 PM

They just took a deposit from me and instead of trying to work with me they blocked my email and block me on x.

Hey, very strange. Can you provide your X and/or your Bet105 account in DM's, so I can check what happened, if that's true?

Would love to help you, and give feedback.

Don’t lie , I’ve tried to reach out on chat several times and you guys refuse to reply , x is gbr_50

My user name is Rick50time , won’t let me dm you on here , please just send my deposit you guys stole back all I ask .

Hey,

After checking and confirming internally, we can say that you never deposited on our site, you have faked screenshots, you had fraudulent and toxic behaviour and you were blackmailing us on trust pilot, begging us to employ you for days, even after we said multiple times we are not recruiting. We can mention few more things that you did that made us block you on social media.

Screenshots of your messages prove at least some of those statements:

https://ibb.co/5yQffC1
https://ibb.co/fzthS0c3
https://ibb.co/8LrQbC0c
https://ibb.co/39NC2V9t

This is our last message on this topic, we won't respond to any other constatations and accusations regarding this.

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Quote from: Oshosondy on October 26, 2024, 12:52:01 PM

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I guess it would be better if you tried to log in to the bet105 website with the email you received the bet105 message with to verify if you really opened an account with them, but since you already advised us not to click on the bet105 website link, I believe you wouldn't buy into the idea so that you will not expose yourself to a phishing link. Maybe you opened an account with bet105 and forgot to make use of the account, and that could be the reason they sent you an email with a lucrative offer that would make you fund your bet105 account.

If he said that he hadn't registered any account in said betting platform there before. We are humans and forget about things, but registering in a website you don't remember its name is still uncommon; although who knows, perhaps you're right and it has been so in this case.

Anyway, if it had been me, I wouldn't have clicked on that link either.

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Quote from: Oshosondy on October 26, 2024, 12:52:01 PM

Everything I found out about the gambling site is that it is not legit. But I do not just want to make conclusion yet and I want to let people on this forum also know about it.

I got email from the betting site that I registered on their site three days ago but which I could not remember. It is just a lie.

Code:

This is the website: https://bet105.eu

. Warning: Do not click on it.

Or am I wrong? I got a lot that I am doing and maybe I forgot about the site. But all I know is that I do not still see anything legit about the site at all.

I guess it would be better if you tried to log in to the bet105 website with the email you received the bet105 message with to verify if you really opened an account with them, but since you already advised us not to click on the bet105 website link, I believe you wouldn't buy into the idea so that you will not expose yourself to a phishing link. Maybe you opened an account with bet105 and forgot to make use of the account, and that could be the reason they sent you an email with a lucrative offer that would make you fund your bet105 account.

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Quote from: Jawhead999 on January 28, 2025, 10:05:44 AM

Where is @OP, the representative has clarified why this thing can happen.

I do understand if we use so many sites, we might forget whether we ever create an account before or not. In this case, why you didn't try to use forgot password feature. If you really have account, they will send the code into your mail, if you didn't create an account, they will show error message.

Quote from: ? on January 28, 2025, 12:55:21 AM

As figured no reply , don’t act fake in front of everyone when you know I’ve tried to contact you guys and you continue to ignore me .

You can create an accusation in Scam accusations board and provide all the evidence, just copy the image link after you upload to third party hosting webistes e.g. talkimg, imgbb, imgvb etc.

thank you I’ll try to figure out how to upload the pictures but don’t want others to be scammed by bet105

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Where is @OP, the representative has clarified why this thing can happen.

I do understand if we use so many sites, we might forget whether we ever create an account before or not. In this case, why you didn't try to use forgot password feature. If you really have account, they will send the code into your mail, if you didn't create an account, they will show error message.

Quote from: ? on January 28, 2025, 12:55:21 AM

As figured no reply , don’t act fake in front of everyone when you know I’ve tried to contact you guys and you continue to ignore me .

You can create an accusation in Scam accusations board and provide all the evidence, just copy the image link after you upload to third party hosting webistes e.g. talkimg, imgbb, imgvb etc.

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Appreciate the comments guys and feedback.

Regarding those email, the industry is full of databases and user emails, companies that resell them or "email traffic providers". So sometimes, your email might end up included in one of those email marketing campaigns that is targeting some GEO's or igaming audience.

Maybe that was the reason why you got the email from us, maybe previous ownership did some similar traffic campaigns. This won't happen anymore, so don't worry. All our mailings today we have unsubscribe button, and only users who are actually our registered users are getting them.

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Quote from: retreat on January 27, 2025, 11:21:07 PM

Some online gambling platforms do send us emails with clickbait titles, it's annoying, especially when Gmail can't filter the email and it goes into our inbox. I don't know where these online gambling platforms get our emails from, but what's certain is that we're not the only ones who are sent spam emails like this and they have a database containing emails of active gamblers.
What I do if I get an email like this is to just ignore it and report it as spam, because I never felt like I registered on any gambling platform other than the one I use.

What you're not sure of online should be ignored that is the simplest way to avoid being scammed. If I get any emails that I'm not familiar with the source whether it's from a gambling site or any other descriptions I simply ignore, I never click on what I don't remember or have any business with. There's need to educate our loved ones who are not internet inclined to be very vigilant and not click anything out of ignorance online, the rate at which scammers and hackers are operating is very alarming. Even if who you trust sends you a link don't be in a hurry to click because they might have sent as received, not knowing if it's a phishing site.

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Quote from: retreat on January 27, 2025, 11:21:07 PM

Some online gambling platforms do send us emails with clickbait titles, it's annoying, especially when Gmail can't filter the email and it goes into our inbox. I don't know where these online gambling platforms get our emails from, but what's certain is that we're not the only ones who are sent spam emails like this and they have a database containing emails of active gamblers.
What I do if I get an email like this is to just ignore it and report it as spam, because I never felt like I registered on any gambling platform other than the one I use.

You can click unsubscribe link inside the email so you will not get any email from the casino or other websites. You can also check the email and click delete or remove so you don't have to open the email especially if you are worry if that email contain something that can harm you. That is what I did and that is work for me because I am more selective to open the email from any website. I don't want something bad happen to me. They can get our email from many sources even in the dark market so we need to be careful.

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