Accounts for friends and family

  • Ive tried looking through the forum but can’t really find definite find answers

    Ive got friends and family that have said I can use their details to do matched betting which is good, but the downside is theyve said I cant use their bank details and they dont want to set up a seperate bank account either

    Obviously I want to try and get the welcome offers where possible, so would I be able to get a prepaid visa debit or gift card to make the initial deposit to get the welcome offer?
    Then for withdrawals and additional deposits, I was jgoing to add the email address I make for the betting sites to my paypal account and make sure theres always money in my paypal so that the deposit comes from paypal funds and the betting sites dont see my bank details

    Im going to use seperate devices and 4g for each different person, but will only be using my exchange accounts
    First people I do it for are going to be my parents, whom I live with at the moment (I know some bookies say one welcome per household, but does that also mean only one account per household?) Also a lot of my accounts are gubbed and stake restricted to pence (so if I close my accounts, does that still count as a account in the household?)

    And is there anything else I need to know about multi accounts?

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    I know you may have the answer now, but it won’t hurt for anyone else who stumbles across this…

    1) PayPal is still linked to a bank account, regardless of the email address used, so you’d need to have PayPal linked to their bank account otherwise it’ll still show your bank details.

    2) Having separate devices is definitely important but something not to overlook is cookies. This is a small piece of data stored on your computer by the bookie websites that they’ll use to monitor your browsing activity, meaning they’ll see all the matched betting sites you’ve visited. If you want to be successfully multi-accounting, deleting cookies is a must!

    In regards to closing down your account and hoping they won’t notice, that wouldn’t work. When GDPR and ‘the right to erasure’ became a thing, gambling businesses made it clear that they have a business requirement to hold data so duplicate accounts wouldn’t start popping up.

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