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Hy,
I did never play poker online.
My friend plays, and he want me to create account on my name so he could play, because his account was blocked, because(that what he says) he pay with some other card and then this cardholder something complain.
I should open Entropay account and than pokerstars account. So when he would make some money he would redraw to Entropay and from there I would send money to my account and after to his account. I would take some comission.
My question is could he somehow do something stupid to harm me, if hewould have access only to pokerstars account?
Thanks


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JCSeerup
Joined: 14.12.2010
PokerStrategist

Not unless he have your entropay or card information.


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UPAY4DINNER
Joined: 28.09.2009
Oldschool Grinder

Hey,

Stay away IMO. If his account is blocked - it will probably happen to you too. You may not need an account now but maybe in 6 months time you want to play at PokerStars but you cannot because of this?

Regards,
Gary.


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VorpalF2F
Joined: 02.09.2010
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Originally posted by grgo69
Hy,
I did never play poker online.
My friend plays, and he want me to create account on my name so he could play, because his account was blocked,

When this is found out -- and it absolutely will be when either of you tries to cash out, you will both be permanently banned.

On any poker site, READ THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
Then comply with them.

Oh, and welcome to PokerStrategy.com !

Best of luck,
--VS


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Originally posted by VorpalF2F

Originally posted by grgo69
Hy,
I did never play poker online.
My friend plays, and he want me to create account on my name so he could play, because his account was blocked,

When this is found out -- and it absolutely will be when either of you tries to cash out, you will both be permanently banned.

On any poker site, READ THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS.
Then comply with them.

Oh, and welcome to PokerStrategy.com !

Best of luck,
--VS

How it can be found out? when he cash out money goes on Entropay account, and from there I cash out to my bank account, then redraw and give him money - or send from my to his bank account.

q: does he needs loging details to entropay to cashout on entropay


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doctorkgb
Joined: 01.04.2009
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Yes, he needs to know password and login ID to cashout. Stars won't find out most likely, but it is up to you.
I would never share my bank details with anyone, if it helps you.


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VorpalF2F
Joined: 02.09.2010
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Originally posted by grgo69

How it can be found out? when he cash out money goes on Entropay account, and from there I cash out to my bank account, then redraw and give him money - or send from my to his bank account.

q: does he needs loging details to entropay to cashout on entropay

It doesn't matter HOW they find out, but I do know that from time to time they DO find out.

If you search these forums you will find posts from others who where perma-banned for letting someone else use their account -- some big names, too.

Hey, it is your account, and your risk -- you do what you want.

Just be aware of what you're risking here. I strongly suggest you read the terms and conditions carefully before you do anything like let another person use your account.

Then there is the matter of giving someone else access to your Entropay account....

All the best,
--VS


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Originally posted by doctorkgb
Yes, he needs to know password and login ID to cashout. Stars won't find out most likely, but it is up to you.
I would never share my bank details with anyone, if it helps you.

but he just need to cash out to Entropay ( so isnt like you just click cash out and it goes to your Entropay account?) from Entropay I would cashout to my account and give him money.

Isnt like that?


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thazar
Joined: 14.09.2009
Elite Grinder

Hi

You have asked for advice but it seems you have already made your decision before you even asked.

The advice was unanimous: DON'T DO IT!

now make up your own mind and stop trying to justify it.

Best regards

Thazar


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MichaelGotAA
Joined: 23.03.2010
Poker Player

Simple answer = DON'T DO IT!

Seriously your gonna regret it. Save yourself a lot of pain & trouble.


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MatejM47
Joined: 21.01.2010
BlackMember

Dont do it, unless he plays High Stakes and you get a big commission from his cashouts.


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