5 Dimes problem

**bigboydan** · 10-14-07, 05:37 PM

Tony has had some problems with people in the past. If you need some assistance with this problem please fill out this complaint form, and one of us will inquire to 5Dimes about your dispute.

**SBR Lou** · 10-14-07, 05:40 PM

Originally posted by PeterE

It has been determined this accout is involved in a pyramid scheme of affiliate accounts. You must contact me on Live Help before this accout will be reactivated. No Payouts will be processed until that time...Tony, 5dimes Operations Manager.

Something seems fishy here, Tony isn't cursing or needlessly berating his players?

**domwolf** · 10-14-07, 05:47 PM

Originally posted by crazyl

Something seems fishy here, Tony isn't cursing or needlessly berating his players?

I agree

**curious** · 10-14-07, 06:01 PM

What is a "pyramid scheme of affiliate accounts"?

**BigBollocks** · 10-14-07, 06:07 PM

Originally posted by crazyl

Something seems fishy here, Tony isn't cursing or needlessly berating his players?

Unfortunately that is indeed the norm for Mr. Tony. Sorry to tell you Peter, but you're rapped up with about as big of a jerk as they come by. I highly suspect you're leaving out some information, but I also know from first hand and a trillion second hand experiences just how mean spirited Tony Williams is.

The guy has had a chip on his shoulder from the moment he entered the business. He apparently also calls himself "God" according to several posters and employees of 5Dimes. I've never seen a book that is run by someone who just arbitrarily curses customers succeed, but they do pay generally, so there's a lot to be said for that.

Tony's got a mean streak, but I've never known 5Diimes to cheat people out of their money. Please let us know the rest of the facts....

**jjgold** · 10-14-07, 06:49 PM

5 Dimes is ok but would never play at a book with people in charge that have attitude problems.

**bigboydan** · 10-14-07, 09:25 PM

Originally posted by crazyl

Something seems fishy here, Tony isn't cursing or needlessly berating his players?

Indeed crazyl

Thats why if this gentlemen files a complaint we will get the real story when we inquire about it on his behalf.

**bigboydan** · 10-24-07, 01:31 AM

I wonder if this one caused the rule change that was just caught by the SBR rules monitor.

Management reserves the right to confiscate the bonus, affiliate earnings and/or applied transaction fees in any account(s) deemed to be taking advantage of our program.

If you are interested in becoming a 5Dimes Affiliate, you must agree to the following 5Dimes Affiliate Program Terms and Conditions.

**idontlikerocks** · 10-24-07, 01:34 AM

i think 5 dimes had a bad week last week, any way of confirming this?

**new2betting** · 10-24-07, 02:57 AM

I never liked playing at 5dimes. They gave me a hard problem with withdrawals. I deposited using e-gold then was charged 15% for the withdrawal.

The 15% for an e-gold withdrawal was never on their rules when I deposited. E-gold was new to them at that time. They had an e-gold promo at that time.

And so, after that... no more 5dimes for me. I found them sneaky or not transparent.

Why use 5dimes when there is Pinnacle, Matchbook etc etc just to name a few?

**louis** · 10-24-07, 03:12 AM

5 dimes does NOT have a history of stealing funds

There is not enough information from this guy's post to know if 5 dimes did anything wrong. It is possible this guy did try to do an "affiliate pyramid scheme" whatever that is. There are people out there that scam the books, just like some books scam us. 5 dimes does NOT have a history of stealing from players, so I keep playing at 5 dimes until I see the facts of what happened. In general, 5 dimes would rather keep a customer and reputation than seize baseball winnings from someone who is "a bit ahead". On the other hand, if this player had lost would 5 dimes still propose settling the account in the same manner? Interesting questions, looking forward to the answers.

**ShamsWoof10** · 10-24-07, 04:23 AM

Originally posted by louis

There is not enough information from this guy's post to know if 5 dimes did anything wrong. It is possible this guy did try to do an "affiliate pyramid scheme" whatever that is. There are people out there that scam the books, just like some books scam us. 5 dimes does NOT have a history of stealing from players, so I keep playing at 5 dimes until I see the facts of what happened. In general, 5 dimes would rather keep a customer and reputation than seize baseball winnings from someone who is "a bit ahead". On the other hand, if this player had lost would 5 dimes still propose settling the account in the same manner? Interesting questions, looking forward to the answers.

I agree with this post... I am not a fan of five dimes but I will stand up for them as I do Sportsbook.com... I want to know the facts first and it's possible he or the book could be wrong... I will also say that they have always been very fast with payouts and I have really never had a problem with them... I have never met this Tony guy before... I will admit I don't like what I hear about him but as was mentioned they have to watch out for people too...

**RogueScholar** · 10-24-07, 12:23 PM

You know I use 5Dimes as my primary book, and just to set the record straight I've always been treated very nicely by the customer service and wagering staff. In my experience it's only the management there that have the jackass attitude. Until I have a problem with a payout or a direct insult from them I intend to use them first.

**idontlikerocks** · 10-25-07, 11:53 PM

Originally posted by new2betting

I never liked playing at 5dimes. They gave me a hard problem with withdrawals. I deposited using e-gold then was charged 15% for the withdrawal.

The 15% for an e-gold withdrawal was never on their rules when I deposited. E-gold was new to them at that time. They had an e-gold promo at that time.

And so, after that... no more 5dimes for me. I found them sneaky or not transparent.

Why use 5dimes when there is Pinnacle, Matchbook etc etc just to name a few?

if u can find a way for an oregonian to play at pinnacle ,i think i could give up my 5 dimes account

**pico** · 10-26-07, 09:43 AM

tony is pretty funny. i think the cursing and the abuse will come soon. waiting to hear the update

i don't think i'll ever use 5dimes. with a guy name tony running that place, i don't want to get wacked for winning there

**Zeroed** · 10-26-07, 11:41 AM

Tony is an idiot. He makes his book look very unprofessional with this rough psycho guy attitutde.
Would i want to larger amount of $$$ at a place, where the owner acts like a little kid? 5Dimes sucks

**Zeroed** · 10-26-07, 11:45 AM

And yep you should write that in your review SBR, instead of false lines like "This is a great book that welcomes professional players betting large stakes".
No way this book should be an almost perfect A

**pico** · 10-26-07, 01:46 PM

Originally posted by Zeroed

And yep you should write that in your review SBR, instead of false lines like "This is a great book that welcomes professional players betting large stakes".
No way this book should be an almost perfect A

on sbr it is clearly stated that 5dimes is for recreational player only. 5dimes has some events that are not listed anywhere else, so you can bet a little on those. if you're betting anything over 10 dollars, you should go to a more professional sportsbook. 5dimes is run by a kid for the kids.

**savman** · 10-26-07, 03:56 PM

So...what is a pyramid scheme of affiliate accounts? And how do you know you aren't one er doin it uh or have been one. Hey nobody wants to get whacked by some fatass booger eater named Tony.
Fuggedaboudit..

**Zeroed** · 10-26-07, 04:00 PM

Originally posted by picoman

on sbr it is clearly stated that 5dimes is for recreational player only.

And still this is exactly what is written in the review, actually it is the first sentence ^^ : "This is a great book that welcomes professional players betting large stakes"

It is simply not true, and can be confusing to players that don´t look further.

**pico** · 10-26-07, 04:04 PM

Originally posted by Zeroed

And still this is exactly what is written in the review, actually it is the first sentence ^^ : "This is a great book that welcomes professional players betting large stakes"

It is simply not true, and can be confusing to players that don´t look further.

i stand corrected. must been a typo. they should rewrite the review to

"5dimes is a great book that welcomes recreational players. it is ran by a wise guy name tony who has napoleon complex. if you like to make small wagers for fun, this is a great book."