Originally posted by vilmantas
Actually I am quite afraid of it aswell but I chose to trust this site. Keep the sent e-mail, you will have a decent proof of sending them your document which will have the same passport number and you will definately know who to blame.
Nėr ko bijot, čia gan daug lietuvių yra ir nė vieno neišdūrė. Kai aš užsiregistravau dar netikrindavo taip griežtai, bet daug žmonių imdavo po daug kartų tą bonusą (įskaitant ir lietuvius) tai ir pradėjo griežtai tikrint.
EDIT: Sorry for using languague that most of you don't understand, just told him that he can trust this site blah blah etc.
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I am one of the most cautious, overly worriesome nervous people I know. I almost didn't join PS because of the id check.
But in the end I thought, what can they do with just my pic and my name? I'm not giving my address or my bank details, right?
So I took a chance and all was fine. I've built a modest bankroll of a few hundred $ from that initial $50 from the amazing resources on the site, so it really is worth it.
The only thing you need to be wary of is spending all your time playing poker ♦
Originally posted by Tim64
I am one of the most cautious, overly worriesome nervous people I know. I almost didn't join PS because of the id check.But in the end I thought, what can they do with just my pic and my name? I'm not giving my address or my bank details, right?
So I took a chance and all was fine. I've built a modest bankroll of a few hundred $ from that initial $50 from the amazing resources on the site, so it really is worth it.
The only thing you need to be wary of is spending all your time playing poker ♦
It's like showing ID when entering a Bar..
But who knows the might steal your identity! Kiddin... ♦
Originally posted by RMB
Originally posted by Tim64
I am one of the most cautious, overly worriesome nervous people I know. I almost didn't join PS because of the id check.But in the end I thought, what can they do with just my pic and my name? I'm not giving my address or my bank details, right?
So I took a chance and all was fine. I've built a modest bankroll of a few hundred $ from that initial $50 from the amazing resources on the site, so it really is worth it.
The only thing you need to be wary of is spending all your time playing poker ♦
It's like showing ID when entering a Bar..
But who knows the might steal your identity! Kiddin... ♦
it's just that i'm scared they will keep it though lol
ah well, i'm going to try this out, one thing's for sure the community is very helpful and reassuring so thanks for sticking to this thread people
let's hope it works out for me lol
Hello shortfuse and welcome to the site,
As our members have explained the security check is simply a procedure to protect us from fraud, without which we would not be able to offer what we offer. For those people who say "Hey I don't want to give out my ID because $50 isn't much more for me" there is always the option of simply using one of our first deposit offers which can be found here: http://www.pokerstrategy.com/online-poker-rooms/
This way you can still collect StrategyPoints and be part of the site without going through the ID check - since it skips the part of us actually INVESTING money into you (which we do with every person that receives starting capital).
The more pressing issue with your account is not having followed our download guides to they smallest detail. If you didn't use our download link you need to have at least entered our marketing code (pokerstrategy.com-newplayers). If you didn't do this you will need to choose another platform on which to receive your starting capital (simply choose one here; http://www.pokerstrategy.com/quiz/platform/ and inform our support of your choice via the ticket system; http://www.pokerstrategy.com/home/support/ )
As stated here - we provide you with all the tools you need to progress as a player - the manner through which you want to actively join (starting capital or self deposit) is up to you - the important thing is that the accounts you use are tracked through us.
Good luck with your career no matter how you decide.
Best regards
SoyCD
i see you've gone bronze shortfuse....hope you're going well at the tables, dont forget to post plenty of hands in the forums.