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A fair compromise.
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There is nothing I can do about Neteller "pulling back" payouts. This is something that every Casino is able to do and I don't imagine that it's going to change any time soon. I understand that this is a major issue for some of you but try to understand that the terms, regardless of what they were before, were this way when you intitially deposited. I have confirmation from support regarding this so your accusations of us not paying you out because you were on the old terms are simply not true. At the time you deposited, the new terms and conditions were in place and I've paid out a significant number of people who were on the old T&C's to be aware of who is and isn't on the list. Having said that though, here is what I'm going to do. I believe that all of you have a valid point here and after sleeping on it, I agree that you should still be given the opportunity to play through your wagering requirements and not have your winnings simply "stripped away". I'm going to put your money back into your Casino account and when you finish the wagering requirements, you'll be free to withdraw. I've contacted support and instructed them to take care of you and you should see your winnings back in your Casino account within the hour. I apologize for this inconvenience but I stand by what I said before regarding the T&C's. It is every players' responsibility to read and understand the terms before they deposit. I can't be held responsible for what you believe to be true based on other Casino experiences. I hope that all of you find this to be fair and reasonable and if there are any other concerns along this vein, please PM me or email me first before getting upset in a thread in this forum. I'm always happy to hear what you have to say and to take suggestions seriously from the good people at CasinoMeister. Best Regards, Josh. |
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Its a similar situation to here, as you wouldnt go back on to the original terms, and "Frank" I believe the Manager, was really rude about it, and decided against communicating. So I think out of the many casinos out there, you are the last to complain in regards to casinos changing direction after displaying one set of terms |
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Josh, I am glad you are finally seeing some sense in the issue. It is a shame it has taken so long and involved so many people. Can you confirm that my account will be credited with £1130 ( i.e including the bonus that was removed?). Otherwise, it simply does not make sense for me to continue wagering as there is no bonus attached to it. |
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This was the right decision to take and it will benefit all the online gambling industry.
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Re: Neteller - I've had experience (and I'm sure others have too), of a casino paying me twice and then taking the extra money back from Neteller when they realised. Although I was shocked they were able to take money from my account without informing me (and lost some trust in Neteller), they had a fairly strong case
![]() This issue here is a hundred times worse. It looks like two weeks after the fact a casino can persuade Neteller to allow them to take money from someone's account for a mere technicality, with the casino taking no responsibility for their previous actions (actually I'd love to know what they told Neteller - I'd be very surprised if it was the same explanation we've been given here). As others have mentioned, this is the casino equivalent of a player making a charge back. It shouldn't be possible, and wouldn't be with most payment methods. In the current situation Neteller can't afford to alienate their customers, and they need to rethink this issue. These chargebacks, if allowed at all, should be restricted to blatant errors (e.g. paying someone twice). In any case the customer should be contacted. Otherwise Neteller's Achilles' heel - their being so dependent on casinos - could be their undoing in areas other than North America (a lot of players are already wary of keeping more than minimum funds with them). |
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Anyway - good that the smoke is clearing on this. I think the resolution is fair, and I hope this issue is settled.
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I hope you have the balls to apologize for claiming that Playtech follows any rule - because they don't run any casinos and each operator makes its own decisions. The least you can do is get your facts straight. |
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I'm not "finally seeing some sense" at all. You have not been truthful with any of us regarding the initial T&C's as I can clearly see that on the day you deposited, the new T&C's were in place. Telling me they aren't is not going to change the reality that you haven't been truthful. As a good faith gesture to you and everyone else in this thread, I decided to put the money back in your account because I agree that this is something we should do for everyone. Even for those who make claims that aren't true. Enjoy the rest of your stay at our Casino, Josh. |
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My facts are straight
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You've unfortunately picked the wrong person to have a Playtech discussion with. I worked at Casino Partners for over a year as an Affiliate Manager and I can tell you two things that others can verify. The first is that Casino Partners is owned by Playtech and until quite recently, so was CPays. Playtech also indirectly had a considerably large share of IOGCasinos which is now owned and operated by PartyGaming. Though Playtech is a public company, the chief shareholder is a man named Teddy Sagit. Teddy is who we all had to answer to at Partners and the same held true with CPays. I think it's your turn to apologize, my friend. Josh. |
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