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Instead of suspending a dormant account's balance, the new terms deduct a monthly £3 Inactive Account Fee (after notice and at least 30 days) until the balance is zero or the account is used again.
Beforefor security reasons we will suspend the balance in the account at that time to ensure the balance is safe and secure
Afterwe will deduct from the Inactive Account balance (if any) an administration fee of £3 (or currency equivalent)
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The period without transactions after which an account is treated as dormant changed from 18 months to 395 days; the 5% (or £5) monthly deduction stays.
BeforeIf no transaction has been recorded on your Account for eighteen (18) months
AfterIf no transaction has been recorded on your Account for 395 days
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32RedVersion dated version 2.0, last updated on 15/05/2025
The monthly inactive-account fee changed from 5% of the balance or £5 (whichever is greater) to a flat £5.
BeforeWe would deduct a monthly Inactive Account Fee from Your Account balance of 5% of the value of the balance or £5 (or currency equivalent), whichever is the greater.
Afterwe may start to deduct a monthly Inactive Account Fee of £5 (or currency equivalent).
Earlier copy: web.archive.org › 14 May 2025 › www.32red.com/terms-and-conditions · Later copy: web.archive.org › 4 Jun 2025 › www.32red.com/terms-and-conditions
UnibetVersion dated version 5.5.2, last updated on 15/05/2025
The monthly inactive-account fee changed from 5% of the balance or £5 (whichever is greater) to a flat £5, and the text now says the account can be reactivated at any time by logging in.
BeforeWe would deduct a monthly Inactive Account Fee from Your Account balance of 5% of the value of the balance or £5 (or currency equivalent), whichever is the greater.
Afterwe may start to deduct a monthly Inactive Account Fee of £5 (or currency equivalent).
Earlier copy: web.archive.org › 21 Apr 2025 › www.unibet.co.uk/general-info/terms · Later copy: web.archive.org › 1 Jun 2025 › www.unibet.co.uk/general-info/terms
The inactive-account fee (5% of the balance or £5, whichever is greater, after 12 months) was reworded from 'We shall deduct' to a fee that would apply only 'in the event that We apply' it.
BeforeWe shall deduct a monthly Inactive Account Fee from Your Account balance of 5% of the value of the balance or £5 (or currency equivalent), whichever is the greater.
AfterIn the event that We apply an Inactive Account Fee then the following would apply:
Earlier copy: web.archive.org › 13 Feb 2023 › www.32red.com/terms-and-conditions · Later copy: web.archive.org › 23 Mar 2023 › www.32red.com/terms-and-conditions
UnibetChanged between 8 March 2023 and 18 March 2023
The inactive-account fee (5% of the balance or £5, whichever is greater, after 12 months without play) was reworded from 'We shall deduct' to a fee that would apply only 'in the event that We apply' it; the printed version (5.4, 16/01/2023) did not change.
BeforeWe shall deduct a monthly Inactive Account Fee from Your Account balance of 5% of the value of the balance or £5 (or currency equivalent), whichever is the greater.
AfterIn the event that We apply an Inactive Account Fee then the following would apply:
Earlier copy: web.archive.org › 8 Mar 2023 › www.unibet.co.uk/general-info/terms · Later copy: web.archive.org › 18 Mar 2023 › www.unibet.co.uk/general-info/terms
