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System Security

A site is considered secure if all sensitive information that is transmitted between the user's browser and the site's web server is encrypted (scrambled so that someone looking at the data over the Internet cannot read it). At Bodog Sportsbook, Casino & Online Poker, this means that when you open an account, purchase eCash online, provide any sensitive information or utilize any other Bodog Sportsbook, Casino & Online Poker functionality, the pages will be encrypted.

Your password is one-way encrypted so absolutely no one, including Bodog Sportbook, Casino & Online Poker, has access to it. Bodog Sportsbook, Casino & Online Poker staff have no need to request your password, nor should they. General information pages, such as this page, are not encrypted as they do not contain any sensitive information.

How Do I Know a Page is Secure?

Your browser will indicate that you are viewing a secure page by displaying a special icon. Netscape Navigator uses a key icon at the bottom of your browser, and Microsoft Internet Explorer, Netscape Communicator and Mozilla FireFox use a lock icon. In addition, if you have not changed your web browser's configuration, both Microsoft's and Netscape's browsers will display an additional dialog box each and every time you view a secure page, indicating that the page you are about to view is secure.

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Microsoft Internet Explorer
Netscape Communicator
Netscape Navigator
Mozilla Firefox

 

Bodog's Policy on Phishing and Online Fraud

Additional information about Internet security is available from The World Wide Web Security FAQ. This is an extremely detailed document, and will probably provide you with more information than you ever need to know about Internet security. Should you have any questions about Bodog Sportsbook, Casino & Online Poker security systems, and the safety of your information, please contact us at service@bodog.ca.

We at Bodog work hard to ensure your account is safe and secure. While online banking and e-commerce is very safe, as a general rule you should be careful about giving out your personal financial information over the Internet.

To ensure the email you received is from us, look for a proper Bodog greeting. We will always address you by your last name and personal Bodog account number.

Emails will be from Bodog.ca, and newsletters from press@reply.bodog.ca.

When logging into your account, avoid using any hyperlinks that you may receive in a suspicious email or newsletter. You should always manually enter the URL as www.bodog.ca.

You may be requested to fax documentation to us to verify personal or financial information used in your Bodog account. If you are suspicious of any unsolicited email asking you for documentation, login to your Bodog account. Any communications received from Bodog will be included in your messages. If you are unable to locate the message, or are suspicious of any requests concerning your Bodog account, call our Financial Services Department at the number listed below. A representative will be pleased to authenticate the request. Also, all documentation requested should be faxed to the fax number listed below, or scanned and emailed to verification@bodog.ca

Phone: 1-877-BODOG-CA (1-877-263-6422) (Toll Free)
Fax:  1-866-737-8458

You will never be asked for your personal password.

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