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also got restricted meaning i couldnt even use my £50 risk free huge loss and MB is coming to an end for me.
On what basis do they restrict people, they figure you are too careful and calculating so not profitable for them ?
also got restricted meaning i couldnt even use my £50 risk free huge loss and MB is coming to an end for me.
Would it make sense for me to setup a paypal account
For a tip, sign up to any random bank account that isn't Nationwide or Halifax. Use it for your betting shenanigans for a few months, then swap to Halifax and bag their £100 free switch bonus, then swap to Nationwide for theirs. Easiest money I ever made.
This is amazing fun, I must be honest, Amiga is on a whole different level to me, I'm still relatively small fry but I just bought all my wife's xmas pressies with my profit which was great
Yup - it's a great way to make some extra cash. We've just put a deposit down on a 2011 Mondeo 2.0 Ecoboost Titanium X soley funded by matched betting and it's paid for my 40th birthday snowboarding trip to Whistler.
You can drive it down the m5 and have a nice little camping trip
On what basis do they restrict people, they figure you are too careful and calculating so not profitable for them ?
Oh and for those not yet aware, Coral Connect is the shiznay. Seriously, use it. £25 in free bets a week for a qualifying loss of about £2. Only problem is you have to go in store for it.
Just want to make sure I've got my initial steps sorted before starting:
Stage 1
- New email account for MB.
- New bank account purely for MB money.
- £200 - £15 of which would be spent on Yesbets/ £175 to be the MB bank / £10 to sit in the bank account as I like to leave an emergency tenner.
Stage 2
- Read through all the Yesbets advice and tutorials to get an understanding of what I'm doing.
- Start small. Any extra money is money I did not have before and therefore a bonus.
- Have realistic targets. So I'm not expecting to make a £1000 in my first month but something like £100 would be a nice, realistic starting point. Again, anything else is a bonus on top of that bonus.
Stage 3
- Hopefully profit!
- Keep realistic with the goals.
- Move money as and when to my primary account. I've not decided on the details of this yet.
Sorry to go over everything, but I like to have a step-by-step plan where my money is concerned. How does the above sound?
Just want to make sure I've got my initial steps sorted before starting:
Stage 1
- New email account for MB.
- New bank account purely for MB money.
- £200 - £15 of which would be spent on Yesbets/ £175 to be the MB bank / £10 to sit in the bank account as I like to leave an emergency tenner.
Stage 2
- Read through all the Yesbets advice and tutorials to get an understanding of what I'm doing.
- Start small. Any extra money is money I did not have before and therefore a bonus.
- Have realistic targets. So I'm not expecting to make a £1000 in my first month but something like £100 would be a nice, realistic starting point. Again, anything else is a bonus on top of that bonus.
Stage 3
- Hopefully profit!
- Keep realistic with the goals.
- Move money as and when to my primary account. I've not decided on the details of this yet.
Sorry to go over everything, but I like to have a step-by-step plan where my money is concerned. How does the above sound?
If you're joining yesbets I recommend joining their facebook group. A really good, friendly community. Any questions, never mind how stupid you may think it is, just ask on there and everyone will jump at the chance to help you out.
Can you do this if you're gubbed on the Coral website as I thought they linked the card to your online user ID?
The last week has been ridiculous for me. More profit than I've made in the last three months together.
Hills High 5, Betfred's horse offer, PP 2nd to SP, boosted sign up odds on TLCbet & Fun88 mainly. Redbet's offers, Sunbets, to name a few. I've been going nuts this past week.