If you want to keep your account active but don't want to bet on anything, some bookmakers allow you to keep your account active by logging in and accessing your account.
It's important to read the terms and conditions of your online betting account to know how long the period of inactivity is before dormancy fees kick in. Most online bookmakers charge dormancy fees after 12 months and provide a further month notice period of charges to be applied. To avoid these fees and ensure customer protection, it's important to know the time limits for inactive accounts and the betting activity required to keep accounts active. This is a common issue for customers who may not use their accounts for consecutive months or forget about their accounts altogether. Many online betting companies charge admin fees for inactive accounts, which can eat away at sums of money left in the account. The article suggests checking accounts regularly and withdrawing any money not being used. It also warns about many bookmakers' dormant account charges and how they can eat away at customers' balances. The article also highlights different levels of protection for customer funds and which bookmakers offer the highest level of protection. This is a very long article with lots of information, we recommend coming back and reading it in full when you have time, but if you want to scan over the main points, go to the quick read FAQs section
