Spotting Unsafe Sites
A Forwarded Link Is Not a Recommendation
A link from a friend is still a link. It does not inspect the operator, the cashier, or the promise attached to it.
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scam warnings
9 posts tagged "scam warnings".
Spotting Unsafe Sites
Identity Checks: Useful Questions and Wrong Ones
A real identity check confirms age and payment. A wrong one asks for the password, the whole card, or a stranger's inbox.
Spotting Unsafe Sites
What to Write Down If a Poker Site Feels Wrong
If a poker site feels wrong, write five facts down before you argue or pay. A short record you can hand to a bank.
Spotting Unsafe Sites
A Named Operator and a Site That Hides Its Name
A site that will not name the company behind it is asking for trust it has not earned. What to look for instead of a logo.
Spotting Unsafe Sites
Unsolicited Messages Selling a Poker System
A stranger's message offering a poker system is a sales pitch. How to recognize it and refuse without a debate.
Spotting Unsafe Sites
Payment Requests That Should Stop You Cold
Some payment requests are not a cashier. They are the moment to stop, keep your records, and refuse the transfer.
Spotting Unsafe Sites
Shared Logins and Other Account Red Flags
A shared username is a crack in the account. Other red flags that mean the login is no longer only yours.
Spotting Unsafe Sites
Urgency and Guaranteed Returns Are a Reason to Leave
Countdown banners and guaranteed-profit lines are pressure, not hospitality. Why adults should close the page.
Spotting Unsafe Sites
Questions to Ask Before You Open a Poker Account
A checklist of questions to ask before you open any poker account, aimed at pressure, identity, and hidden operators.