Jeg ville ønske, at jeg havde kendt til CasinoGurus ratings, før jeg deponerede her. De ringede til mig og gav mig en god bonus. Det lykkedes mig at komme igennem WR og bygge min saldo op til det maksimale udbetalingsbeløb for mit indskud plus bonusen. Jeg anmodede om min tilbagetrækning via Bitcoin og indsendte al min KYC -dokumentation, for derefter ikke at høre noget i cirka en uge.
Derefter modtog jeg en e -mail, hvor manager sagde, at han skulle tale med mig om min tilbagetrækning, jeg mailede dem tilbage med mit telefonnummer (som de allerede havde, da jeg havde modtaget bonustilbudet over telefonen) og fortalte dem, hvornår jeg ville være tilgængelig for tale.
Det har været flere dage nu, og ingen har ringet til mig, på trods af at jeg gentagne gange har fortalt dem, at jeg var tilgængelig. De er licenseret på Curacao, så hvis jeg går ud fra, at de er baseret der, burde tidszonen ikke være et stort problem, da jeg er i USA. Selvom tidszoner var et problem, formår virksomheder på en eller anden måde at arbejde med mennesker på den anden side af verden hver dag.
Dette er absurd.
OPDATERING:
De ringede endelig til mig i dag (jeg tror ikke, det er tilfældigt, at de ringede efter en LCB -forummoderator sagde, at de ville kontakte casinoet.)
Revideret udtalelse: Dette sted er mistænkt af. Jeg råder virkelig VIGTIGT at undgå det.
De sagde, at de havde brug for et andet adressebevis, som jeg fint sendte dem en anden regning, mens de stadig var i telefon. Derefter sagde de, at det ville tage 3-4 dage, før KYC blev godkendt, og derefter flere dage før betaling ville blive udstedt.
Alt det var fint, men her er kickeren:
De sagde, at de ville betale min $ 1000 -betaling i flere, mindre betalinger, fordi den er så stor "det kan rejse flag og få din betaling til at blive forsinket"
... wtf?
Først og fremmest har jeg været på landbaserede kasinoer. Jeg kan se, hvor meget folk kan tabe på en enkelt nat med spil. $ 1000 er en sludder. Og i denne epoke med COVID er jeg rimelig sikker på, at mange af de penge gik til online casinoer sidste år og tidligere i år.
For det andet: Deres forslag om at sprede mine betalinger som $ 200 om ugen i løbet af fem uger får det virkelig til at lyde for mig meget som om, at de frarøver Peter at betale Paul. De har ikke $ 1000 ved hånden. Så de håber, at spillerne vil indbetale (og tabe) nok i løbet af de fem uger, så jeg kan få mine betalinger.
Muligvis med landbaserede kasinoer, der åbner op igen, er deres indtægter faldet meget, og derfor er de i klemme, men deres (formodede) økonomiske problemer er ikke mit problem. Mit problem er, at de nørder med mine penge.
Alvorligt, bliv langt, langt væk.
Opdatering: Fra i dag, 30. juli, modtog jeg endelig mine midler fuldt ud.
I wish I'd known about CasinoGuru's ratings before I deposited here. They called me, offering me a nice bonus. I managed to get through the WR and build my balance up to the maximum withdrawal amount for my deposit, plus the bonus. I requested my withdrawal via Bitcoin, and submitted all my KYC documentation, then didn't hear anything for about a week.
Then I received an email saying the manager needed to speak to me regarding my withdrawal, I emailed them back with my phone number (which they already had, considering I received the bonus offer over the phone) and told them when I would be available to speak.
It's been several days now, and no one has called me, despite my repeatedly telling them I was available. They're licensed in Curacao, so if I assume they're based there, the time zone issue shouldn't be much of a problem, since I'm in the US. Even if time zones were a problem, somehow businesses manage to work with people on the other side of the world every day.
This is absurd.
UPDATE:
They finally called me today (I don't think it's coincidence that they called after an LCB forum moderator said they would reach out to the casino.)
Revised opinion: This place is suspect af. I REALLY advise avoiding it.
They said they needed a different proof of address, which, fine, I sent them a different bill while they were still on the phone. Then they said it would take 3-4 days for the KYC to be approved, and then several more days before payment would be issued.
All that was fine, but here's the kicker:
They said they wanted to disburse my $1000 payment in multiple, smaller payments because it's so large "it might raise flags and cause your payment to be delayed"
... wtf?
First of all, I've been to land-based casinos. I see how much people can drop in a single night of gambling. $1000 is a pittance. And in this era of COVID, I'm fairly certain a lot of that money went to online casinos last year and earlier this year.
Second of all: Their proposal to disperse my payments as $200 a week over five weeks really makes it sound to me a lot like they're robbing Peter to pay Paul. They don't have the $1000 on hand. So they're hoping players will deposit (and lose) enough over those five weeks for me to get my payments.
Possibly with land-based casinos opening back up, their revenues have dropped a lot and that's why they're in a pinch, but their (presumed) financial woes are not my problem. My problem is they're mucking about with MY money.
Seriously, stay far, FAR away.
Update: As of today, July 30, I finally received my funds in full.