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- February 14, 2011 at 23:03 #17528
Hi everyone,
Yesterday, I had £29 in my Hills account, ready to place some bets on the rescheduled Newbury races…but when I logged into my account again, I had £70!
I have no idea where this extra money has come from!
Has this happened to anyone else?
FLD
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So don't run, just like the others always do
February 14, 2011 at 23:34 #340706Something similar happened to me, with a few k’s and m’s on the end of your numbers.
The things that fall into your lap when you have the quick wit to change your wife’s name by deed poll to Mrs P M Struthers and sign up to a few online betting firms on the off chance………….
February 15, 2011 at 20:13 #340807Hi everyone,
Yesterday, I had £29 in my Hills account, ready to place some bets on the rescheduled Newbury races…but when I logged into my account again, I had £70!
I have no idea where this extra money has come from!
Has this happened to anyone else?
FLD
Like all online bookmakers WH keep a record of all transactions on your account. Once you have logged in, click on "My Account" – top centre of the page. On the next screen click on "View details of your bets and transactions". You can see everything that has happened on your account for the last six months, anything before that you have to phone the Customer Help Desk.
My guess is: Refunded Saturday morning bets on races at the abandoned Newbury meeting.
Of course it might be the million-to-one chance that someone has hacked into your account and put money in, instead of taking it out!
February 15, 2011 at 21:47 #340824Hills have been very good in my experience but other bookmakers do make mistakes. I had one winning bet settled at 13/2 rather than 13/8, some winning bets recorded as losers, some each way bets place terms wrongly worked out, a £1000 mystery credit on a spread bet I never did and various other bits and bobs over the years.
It pays to check.
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