I got this email and wanna know if it could be real or some sort of scam attemt. I was nervous to go to the site they provide because of keyloggers etc. Is this site legit?


Hello (my name)

I hope all is well. I am writing to confirm that you have an Account with us here at BetUS, you opened a few years back. Your account still has an active cash balance.

Your User info is below. You may recover your password at the link provided in the e-mail. Should you encounter any problems give me a call.

I will also match you with a 100% Sportsbook Bonus on your next deposit in the form of a free play up to $2,499.00. In addition, I will guarantee your first cash wager up to $500.

Please let me know, what else I need to do in order to win your business back. Your feedback is of great value to me.

Best of all, since you last played with us, we now have a new, and highly efficient Premium Payout Method, that I am sure will be to your satisfaction.

For these reasons, please feel free to give me a call at your earliest convenience. My contact information is below to use for your reference.

Your account number is: xxxxx

Website: http://www.betus.com.pa/

Forgot login: https://www.betus.com.pa/forgot-login-info.aspx or Mobile https://m.betus.com.pa/forgotLoginInfo.aspx

Looking forward to speaking with you soon.

Sincerely,

Jenny Watson Ext 2640
VIP Marketing Manager
1-888-512-3887

Do you have an account with betus? If you do then the obvious solution is to log in from your browser not the from link provided. If you don't I'm sure Jenny will hook you up, she seems legit.

Clear scam.

Managers would never send a link to password reminder page.

If you look carefully at those URLs (addresses) you will see that the actual domain name is 'com.pa'. The betus part is called a subdomain.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subdomain

They put that in there to fool you. You are being phished.

.com.pa is commonly used by Panamanian based companies

They also use .pa

If you go to Betus.com it auto redirects to betus.com.pa

seems legit to me, but I understand the caution.

just be smart, dont open anything directly from the email...should be relatively easy to confirm its legitimacy.

also the part about "managers" never sending emails with password recovery links? well thats just silly. maybe at a fortune 500 company with strict security protocols....but online casinos? come on now I see that **** on like every promotional email, ever.

Okay, I thought it would be like the Brits use *.co.uk My bad.

Seem legit, but not sure you want choose casino where they use this type marketing strategy and feel it acceptable - you might be surprised what else they feel is acceptable going down road with them.
Always check where email come from (Sometimes all seem legit but email come from scam domain) and if possible enter address in browser window if you know website domain is legit (Or find their official website in social media/search) and not click link in email.

Just go to the official web page and try to recover your account. If you can't then go to the official webpage and get the support email address and send them a message saying you forgot your log in details and wait for a response.