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Jan 22nd, 2008 03:28
John Phillips, http://www.sportsbabeschief.com , http://www.websitexnetwork.com/, http://www.poker-tournamentblog.com

Many people are afraid that the Internet is full of hackers who will
corrupt their computer or steal their credit card number. But playing
bingo on the Web shouldn’t be a security risk, as long as you observe
some simple rules.

Make sure the site is legit. Some gambling sites are perpetrated by
shady characters who, in different circumstances, might try to sell you
the Brooklyn Bridge. Other sites are just so disorganized that it’s
nearly impossible to sort through all the passwords, registration
numbers, and Web pages, and if you win a prize, you might not see it for
months (if at all) due to disorganized Web masters.

Unfortunately, there’s no “Better Business Bureau” that specializes in
online bingo, particularly with regard to the sites that want your
credit card number to play. There should be no problem at all with the
“free” sites offered by the big boys of the Web (Uproar, Excite,
Gamesville, Bingo.com). If you have doubts about a for-pay site, see if
the proprietors address issues of security and privacy (some post
“Privacy Policy” statements or descriptions of the security measures
they use).

Visit bingo message boards online to see if anyone has reported getting
ripped off; the Bingo Bugle Web site offers a feedback column where
people can report problems with online bingo games. One site,
Bingo!@WinnerOnline, reviews several popular pay-bingo sites.

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