Tidligere i år åbnede jeg en hel del kasinokonti, og det ser ud til, at mange af dem var ejet af de samme personer under navnet Progress Play. Jeg tabte en masse penge, men havde lidt held til sidst og fandt mig selv med afventende udbetalinger på 5 forskellige kasinoer under Progress Play-gruppen. Et af dem var Dream Palace Casino.
Men pludselig blev alle mine casinokonti i Progress Play pludselig suspenderet, og til sidst returnerede de kun mine indskud. Og kun i det tilfælde, hvor jeg havde vundet nogle penge. I det tilfælde, hvor jeg havde mistet depositum - de beholdt dem alle. Til at begynde med gav de ingen grund til deres opførsel, men kopierede og paste en stor og vag del af deres vilkår og betingelser. Til sidst kom de med en meget latterlig forklaring på, hvordan jeg overtrådte deres vilkår og betingelser. De sagde, at jeg havde været blokeret fra 3 af deres kasinoer helt tilbage i 2016. Grunden til det var, fordi jeg havde foretaget en indbetaling og derefter hævet den uden at spille. Det er 7 år, og jeg kan ikke engang huske de kasinoer. Dernæst sagde de, at jeg havde ændret mit navn for at omgå deres tilmeldingsproces. Sandheden er, at jeg blev gift og mit efternavn blev ændret. Der er 1000-vis af andre kasinoer derude, jeg kunne tilslutte mig - jeg behøver ikke at ændre mit navn for at blive medlem af et Progress Play-kasino, især da der ikke var noget incitament til at gøre det. Jeg tog ingen bonusser og indgik ingen kampagner.
Dernæst beskyldte de mig for at bruge en tredjeparts betalingsoplysninger. Det er sådan set rigtigt. Jeg brugte faktisk min mands PayPal-adresse, som vi har delt i flere år, end Progress Play har eksisteret. Og jeg brugte det ved en fejl. Vi deler en computer, og når PayPal åbner, fyldes den automatisk. En simpel fejl. OG, denne PayPal-fejl kom EFTER, at jeg havde vundet på Dream Palace Casino. Bare et latterligt forsøg på at finde en grund til ikke at betale mig. Deres incitament er større end de £4800, der er omstridt i Dream Palace, fordi det samlede antal af alle de kasinoer, de nægtede at betale fra, er omkring £10.000.
Når det passer dem gør de ud af, at alle deres kasinoer er 1 plads, så hvis du laver en fejl i et, vil de straffe dig i dem alle. Men det er sjovt, hvordan da jeg indsatte £7.000 på en dag 10 ude af kontrol vild gambling i april og maj i år på tværs af flere af deres brands - sagde de ingenting. Jeg tjener £10.000 om året, men de var glade for at tage mine penge. Jeg ville kun ønske, at jeg havde læst anmeldelserne af disse mennesker, før jeg indgik et gambling-forhold med dem.
Earlier this year I opened quite a lot of casino accounts and it seems many of them were owned by the same people by the name of Progress Play. I was losing a lot of money but did have some luck in the end and found myself with pending withdrawals at 5 different casinos under in the Progress Play group. One of which was Dream Palace Casino.
But all of a sudden, all my casino accounts within Progress Play were suddenly suspended and eventually they returned only my deposits. And only in the case where I had won some money. In the case where I had lost the deposit - they kept all of them. Initially they gave no reason for their behaviour but did copy and past and huge and vague section of their terms and conditions. Eventually they came up with a most ludicrous explanation of how I breached their terms and conditions. They said I had been block from 3 of their casinos way back in 2016. The reason for that was because I had made a deposit and then withdrew it without playing. This is 7 years and I don't even remember those casinos. Next, they said I had changed my name to circumvent their sign up process. The actual truth is I got married and my surname changed. There are 1000's of other casinos out there I could join - I don't need to change my name to join a Progress Play casino especially as there was no incentive to do so. I took no bonuses and entered into no promotions.
Next they accused me of using a 3rd parties payment details. This is true, kind of. I actually used my husband's PayPal address which we have shared for more years than Progress Play has existed. And, I used it in error. We share a computer and when PayPal opens up it is auto filled. A simple error. AND, this PayPal error came AFTER I had won at Dream Palace Casino. Just a ridiculous attempt to find a reason not pay me. Their incentive is greater than the £4800 disputed at Dream Palace because the total of all the casinos they refused to pay from is around £10,000.
When it suits them they make out that all their casinos are 1 place, so if you make a mistake in one they will penalise you in all of them. But it's funny how when I deposited £7,000 in a day 10 out of control wild gambling spree in April and May of this year across several of their brands - they said nothing. I earn £10,000 per year but they were happy to take my money. I only wish I had read the reviews of these people before I entered into a gambling relationship with them.
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