Trouble with Bovada bitcoin deposit and money is lost now

**KiDBaZkiT** · 06-21-22, 07:04 PM

Originally posted by Nate rasta

Why would they wanna rip you off for $126.something went wrong in the system. Maybe an employee took it

It’s not about the 126$ deposit. It’s about the potential he could of turned it into. Not to mention they know most people would get tilted after getting robbed like that and would be completely thrown off their game and not betting clear minded.

**Nate rasta** · 06-21-22, 07:24 PM

True

**pablo222** · 06-21-22, 07:26 PM

WTF Walt

**BrickJames** · 06-21-22, 08:10 PM

Originally posted by JIBBBY

I send straight from Coinbase. I don't use block chain. I don't deposit often and sending money to the books straight from Coinbase has always worked for me.

Maybe Blockchain would have had retrieval options unlike Coinbase though, IDK? I just know I lost money and it's gone and I can't get it back. I blame Bovada for now.

Come on man! You know you need to use a 3rd party buffer wallet. We have been talking about that on here for years.

Why didn't you use a buffer?

**JIBBBY** · 06-21-22, 08:18 PM

Originally posted by KiDBaZkiT

It’s not about the 126$ deposit. It’s about the potential he could of turned it into. Not to mention they know most people would get tilted after getting robbed like that and would be completely thrown off their game and not betting clear minded.

I could have turned that $126 deposit into real money. I've done it before. With the Bovada 75% bonus they offer it would have been around a $200 funded deposit to my account after all was said and done. A few carefully placed bets here and there and I double that in a week. Then so on.

I also like throwing my books a bone every now and then to keep my accounts honest. Don't need to deposit a $1000 to any one book to make a dent fellas. I seldomly ever deposit more then $250 at any one time and in any one book of mine. I'm a grinder as I get my bets up to $100 on all my books and then that works for me going forward. That's how I sports gamble and I've done it for decades.

Remember, It's not about the amount you deposit into the books but it's all about the amount of the payouts fellas!

**jjgold** · 06-21-22, 08:21 PM

Jibby your broke man
Join the club

Barreled in

**JIBBBY** · 06-21-22, 08:35 PM

Originally posted by jjgold

Jibby your broke man
Join the club

Barreled in

I'm retired JJ and comfortably paid. Property rich and not so much cash rich though.

I live in a big house in Santa Monica, California right now and own commercial property. Just finished a 1031 tax exchange on one of my properties in West LA and bought a Hardee's restaurant in Ohio for 2 million. I'm excited about it.

Now I can depreciate that Hardee's property and avoid paying alot of taxes going forward. Now that's how the rich get rich by using depreciation on your rental income properties to avoid paying income taxes on the rent you receive.

There is your real estate tax tip for the day boys and girls.

**jjgold** · 06-21-22, 08:39 PM

So who is going to run the restaurant ?

How do you come up with all these stories

I love it 😍

**JIBBBY** · 06-21-22, 09:04 PM

Originally posted by jjgold

So who is going to run the restaurant ?

How do you come up with all these stories

I love it 

I own the property structure and land only JJ. The tenant rents and runs the Hardee's franchise restaurant business and pays me rent to operate it on my property. It's on a triple net lease so I'm hands free and do nothing. That means the tenant pays the taxes, insurance, upkeep, repairs, runs the business and I do nothing living here in California other then receive rental income every month. That's the way you do it and the way I like it with commercial property.

I found this property and bought it off loopnet.com a few months ago. Has a 5.75 cap rate return on the investment. 20 year existing lease guaranteed by the Hardee's franchise. So my investment is safe for 20 years.

I don't expect you guys to fully understand all that. I'll just say if any of you fellas come into real money buy some property and pay it off because God isn't making any more of it.

It sets you up for life.

**Ra77er** · 06-21-22, 09:06 PM

Walt you seem to be a smart fellow. Thank you for the warning here. Hope they get things sorted out for you.

**goduke** · 06-21-22, 09:23 PM

Originally posted by jjgold

So who is going to run the restaurant ?

How do you come up with all these stories

I love it 

2 million dollar property but 126 dollar deposit....

**MickeyMan** · 06-21-22, 09:40 PM

John

**MickeyMan** · 06-21-22, 09:44 PM

Buy low sell high john, it ain’t that hard

**pavyracer** · 06-21-22, 09:57 PM

Wait all this kerfuffle is for a $126 deposit?

Rich Boy bets $10,000 a game and his threads have 5 posts.

JIBBBY are you waisting our time for 126 freaking bucks!

That's not even a gas tank for a truck in California.

**BeatTheJerk** · 06-22-22, 02:01 AM

Originally posted by JIBBBY

I own the property structure and land only JJ. The tenant rents and runs the Hardee's franchise restaurant business and pays me rent to operate it on my property. It's on a triple net lease so I'm hands free and do nothing. That means the tenant pays the taxes, insurance, upkeep, repairs, runs the business and I do nothing living here in California other then receive rental income every month. That's the way you do it and the way I like it with commercial property.

I found this property and bought it off loopnet.com a few months ago. Has a 5.75 cap rate return on the investment. 20 year existing lease guaranteed by the Hardee's franchise. So my investment is safe for 20 years.

I don't expect you guys to fully understand all that. I'll just say if any of you fellas come into real money buy some property and pay it off because God isn't making any more of it.

It sets you up for life.

Jibbby knows wtf he’s doing. He might be a square at sportsbetting, but in the real state market he’s a sharp & like I said a millionaire.

**jjgold** · 06-22-22, 04:45 AM

It’s classic
What happens if Hardee’s goes bankrupt?
Burns down?

Insurance costs???

Court costs for non payment??

Not as easy as it looks

Originally posted by goduke

2 million dollar property but 126 dollar deposit....

**Optional** · 06-22-22, 06:05 AM

Originally posted by pavyracer

Wait all this kerfuffle is for a $126 deposit?

Rich Boy bets $10,000 a game and his threads have 5 posts.

JIBBBY are you waisting our time for 126 freaking bucks!

That's not even a gas tank for a truck in California.

Winners account for the cents and let the dollars look after themselves.

What is it with people on here deriding anyone who treats money like it has value??

I know which type is more likely to end up a success.

**jjgold** · 06-22-22, 06:45 AM

Bovada top shelf

**Easy-Rider 66** · 06-22-22, 08:12 AM

Originally posted by jjgold

Bovada top shelf

**jjgold** · 06-22-22, 09:12 AM

Bovada 10 cent minimum horse wagers !

Mobile only

Web $1 kind of strange

**JIBBBY** · 06-22-22, 09:22 AM

Well I did receive one last email just a few hours ago from Bovada CS. It's clear they are sticking to their guns. I got stiffed and I'm officially done with Bovada. I won't respond again. I give up..

At least I got an apology from CS for calling me Walter.

Copy and Paste.

webforms@bovada.lv

Hi John,

Thanks for contacting Bovada Customer Service.

Hope this email finds you safe and well!

Please accept my apologies for calling you by different name.

As I checked website generated BTC SV address, however funds were sent to regular BTC address,

In this case we are not able to credit funds to your account since it never reflected on your end.

I'd kindly suggest you to contact your wallet provider for further assistance regarding this case.

We're available to help 24/7 if you need anything else.

Thanks,

Bovada Customer Service
service@bovada.lv

**goduke** · 06-22-22, 10:18 AM

Originally posted by Optional

Winners account for the cents and let the dollars look after themselves.

What is it with people on here deriding anyone who treats money like it has value??

I know which type is more likely to end up a success.

No one has an issue with the 126 dollar deposit but when you put it in context with the 2 million dollar real estate property and other “self brags” that may not be real you open the door to get some shit. He should have just focused on the 126 dollar deposit, don’t need the other stories that may or may not be true

**raiders72001** · 06-22-22, 10:25 AM

Originally posted by JIBBBY

Well I did receive one last email just a few hours ago from Bovada CS. It's clear they are sticking to their guns. I got stiffed and I'm officially done with Bovada. I won't respond again. I give up..

At least I got an apology from CS for calling me Walter.

Copy and Paste.

webforms@bovada.lv

Hi John,

Thanks for contacting Bovada Customer Service.

Hope this email finds you safe and well!

Please accept my apologies for calling you by different name.

As I checked website generated BTC SV address, however funds were sent to regular BTC address,

In this case we are not able to credit funds to your account since it never reflected on your end.

I'd kindly suggest you to contact your wallet provider for further assistance regarding this case.

We're available to help 24/7 if you need anything else.

Thanks,

Bovada Customer Service
service@bovada.lv

It looks like they are saying you requested to deposit BSV instead of BTC. They generated a BSV wallet address.

**JIBBBY** · 06-22-22, 10:38 AM

Originally posted by goduke

No one has an issue with the 126 dollar deposit but when you put it in context with the 2 million dollar real estate property and other “self brags” that may not be real you open the door to get some shit. He should have just focused on the 126 dollar deposit, don’t need the other stories that may or may not be true

I don't self brag man it is what it is, I'm getting old now at 53, I'm a regular Joe for the most part and I know I can't take my money with me when I die. I'm not all that smart but I do value the dollar though and work hard at saving and investing it wisely.

I'm on half a dozen books as I said in an earlier post. I don't deposit more then $250 at any one time and in any one book ever. Sports gambling is a hobby for me and I never try to piss away money, that is how you survive in this game. I watch every dollar I spend. It's just being called financially responsible.

The last time I checked for sports gamblers that want to win and survive in this game - the goal is not to continue to pump money into the sportsbooks but to pump money out of them.

**jjgold** · 06-22-22, 10:45 AM

Bovada was not technically wrong here

**JIBBBY** · 06-22-22, 10:47 AM

Originally posted by raiders72001

It looks like they are saying you requested to deposit BSV instead of BTC. They generated a BSV wallet address.

Well I just know I tried to deposit bitcoin (Normal) like I always do with Bovada and didn't do anything different. I even hit the 75% crypto bonus reload. They generated that bitcoin address and I copy and pasted it and sent it from my coinbase account. I don't know anything about BSV. I never even heard of that before this ordeal.

I just think I didn't do anything wrong or different and it's on Bovada. I don't care anymore. It's over and done with. What ever.. Next..

Close thread.

**jjgold** · 06-22-22, 10:53 AM

Right on their deposit page

Please ensure you are ONLY sending Bitcoin (BTC) to the address provided below. Sending Bitcoin Cash (BCH), Bitcoin SV (BSV), Litecoin (LTC), Tether (USDT ERC-20) or Ethereum (ETH) to this address will result in a loss of funds.

**raiders72001** · 06-22-22, 11:02 AM

Originally posted by JIBBBY

Well I just know I tried to deposit bitcoin (Normal) like I always do with Bovada and didn't do anything different. I even hit the 75% crypto bonus reload. They generated that bitcoin address and I copy and pasted it and sent it from my coinbase account. I don't know anything about BSV. I never even heard of that before this ordeal.

I just think I didn't do anything wrong or different and it's on Bovada. I don't care anymore. It's over and done with. What ever.. Next..

Close thread.

I'm not playing with Bovada so I'm not exactly sure how the deposit page looks. When you clicked deposit and picked a crypto, their claim is that you picked BSV.

**Stallion** · 06-22-22, 11:14 AM

Do some double checking Jibby.

**jjgold** · 06-22-22, 11:50 AM

Jibby you did something wrong

Bovada is massive they do not care about chump change

**raiders72001** · 06-22-22, 11:58 AM

I've made a lot of mistakes sending crypto to the wrong chain and even losing wallets. We all need to get burned a couple of times before checking and rechecking transfers. Security is the most important thing to worry about if holding large balances.

**JIBBBY** · 06-22-22, 12:04 PM

Where and who gets all this money that people lose in crypto transfers that are just lost and floating in limbo out there and no way to retrieve once sent?

**pablo222** · 06-22-22, 12:21 PM

It is burned JIRBBY.

I hope Walt gets this deposit taken care of.

Nice guy.

**swordsandtequila** · 06-22-22, 12:35 PM

Originally posted by jjgold

Right on their deposit page

Please ensure you are ONLY sending Bitcoin (BTC) to the address provided below. Sending Bitcoin Cash (BCH), Bitcoin SV (BSV), Litecoin (LTC), Tether (USDT ERC-20) or Ethereum (ETH) to this address will result in a loss of funds.

And? What's your point? He did send BTC. They're claiming he generated a BSV address so your post is irrelevant.

**PD77** · 06-22-22, 01:23 PM

Originally posted by JIBBBY

Where and who gets all this money that people lose in crypto transfers that are just lost and floating in limbo out there and no way to retrieve once sent?

It can be retrieved by the wallet holder but it is a fairly involved procedure and takes a little time. That being said, Bovada has the resources to do this , especially the BSV knowledge. There isn’t anything you can do Jibby except what you’ve already done. This thread alone should’ve been enough for them to credit your $126.