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Originally Posted by vinylweatherman
Club World (above) DO seem to be doing the right thing, which is a compromise between asking for documents on registration and driving away new players, and never asking till the first withdrawal.
I would like to know how much lost revenue Club World thinks this has cost them from players not making further deposits after being asked for ID after the first, yet were legitimate players, and not frauds put off by this early ID request. Other casinos seem to think following this Club World strategy would cause them to lose player revenue to such an extent that they are willing to "bend" the money laundering regulations by only requesting ID upon first withdrawal, however much the player has deposited.
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I must admit that I was really pi**** after the frist deposit at ClubWorld..and the message..first send ID then you can deposit. BUT, after a few deposists and withdrawals later - that politic is really a step forward.
Did it cost them players? I don`t think so. They players (like me) still come back - cause the withdrawal is really quick. And on the other side - the amount of fraudsters (or how you say to them) in their player-database is low.
As I said in another thread. There is no need for a processing time for a withdrawal. Check the ID of the player before depositing...I think Inetbet do the same. (?). In long term you will loose players when they start to feel that the payment is on hold, because they want you to reverse your paying. And if you have any question you notice that in some (or more) casino, the word chaos and "i am just the pencilpusher here" are reaching new heights.
And so...