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A number of Fliff users are reportedly being accused of multi-accounting.
This came to light during an EdgeBoost Earl Twitter Spaces segment where participants acknowledged knowing folks told they were using multiple accounts.
One participant of the Spaces broadcast claimed he too was accused of this but that they allowed him to withdrawal.
Granted some customers have readily admitted to betting from multiple accounts using Fliff.
Virtual_Nature on Reddit writes:
"So, I have two fliff accounts, one registered and verified with my gfs ID and the other verified with my own ID.
"I have been able to deposit onto both accounts with the same debit card with no issues, and I have withdrawn to my same bank account on both accounts with no issues multiple times.
"One thing to note about that, I am not sure if it is because I withdraw to my bank manually with my routing and account number, but that is what I do.
"Anyways, I am nearing the amount of max XP you are allowed to earn for referring a friend through their deposits (my other account), and I was wondering if I could delete my account that gains the XP for referring a friend and then create a new account and refer that one from my first initial alt account? Anyone ever done this before?
Robert Bruewer also admitted to having more than one account.
"TLDR: You can deposit onto dif fliff acc’s with the same card with no issue. You can also withdraw to the same bank manually with no issue. Can you delete an account and reopen a new one and use it as a referral for another account you own?"
"I have a question about this 2 account thing. So I deleted an account on fliff and as you might know, you can’t make another one. So I made bets on my buddies account and just logged into his. Well now I need to cash out, once his ID is verified through Fliff, can I just put my bank account info in and withdraw through that? Is that what you did basically?"
Here is where it gets mighty ugly. Iowa lawmakers have gone so far as to make multi-accounting in sports betting a crime (up to five years prison). So, yes, multi-accounting is definitely frowned upon in the legal market, the gray market too.
But Entire_Egg_8723 on Reddit isn't buying that all those accused by Fliff of multi-accounting actually are doing so.
He offered his own experience:
"Fliff is going around closing accounts that have been locked and waiting for Fliff's $5000 per month redemption rule. Fliff owes large sums of payouts on these accounts, claiming account sharing, multiple accounts, or whatever bullshit that is impossible to prove or disprove. Meanwhile Fliff is taking $1000 on player props on a single bet and capping withdrawals at $5000 per month? That is some serious bullshit.
"I know of personally at least 5 instances and there is no recourse. Fliff customer support does not respond or waits weeks. You are the mercy of Fliff unless you want to file a lawsuit. There is no regulation and I personally think is going to turn into a class action situation pretty soon.
"If you are betting more than $100 a week, stay the hell away from Fliff until they change some of these things. This app/company is turning into the worst possible iteration of a "sweepstakes" sportsbook where you legitimately cannot expect to paid out if you win. They will keep your money if you lose however, that much you can count on."
