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Just because casinos CAN do this, doesn't mean they do. Those casinos that request scans of credit cards CAN take the info (and before any pedant comes and says the numbers are blackened out, the backs of credit cards show the numbers indented) and defraud someone, but they don't. It would amount to a similar situation though, would it not? Neteller are as much to blame as prime are, they allowed the money to be taken without consulting the player. I'd be very interested to see what it was prime casino said to neteller to convince them. But, the issue still stands, you say that support must consult you first before stealing from a player... that does nothing for anyone, you need to put it in your ts and cs that withdrawals are final. CM, i'm chilled don't worry I was merely quite shocked at how josh is dealing with this. I hope you agree though that this (if all the claims made so far are true) is an issue of some importance.
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Isn't the big issue that casinos are allowed to reverse withdrawals the player makes to Neteller?
While the best thing from the point of view of us players would be to have the funds returned to Neteller, I'm reasonably satisfied with the resolution. That Neteller allows their merchants to reverse transaction without a dispute with the account holder first is the bigger problem as I see it. I have already contacted Neteller about this and they replied that they would review their policy. If more people did this that would make this a bigger priority for them. Jens, as you point out your problem is quite different and maybe that discussion should go into a different thread. |
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First of all, fair play to Josh. Public opinion was well documented here and he acted accordingly. Regardless of the initial exchanges, he decided to return the cash for further wagering. I may argue that allowing bash to withdraw immediately may curry favour with the public but that is neither here nor there as we say....
However, having reputable casinos snipe at each other on a public forum(possibly the most) does not do anything to enhance their reputations IMO. |
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Yes, obviously the terms changed before i registered but one of my main points is, that the terms are extremely contradictory. For example this is still part of the terms: Quote:
Also the terms today still make a difference between Cash- and Bonusbalance. Does this make sense if the player isn´t allowed to withdraw at any time - for me it doesn´t. For me the word "Cash-Balance" indicates that it is yours and you are free to withdraw it - this is also what the cashier says. Another point: voiding winnings is such a strong intervention that i at least would expect the casino to announce this consequence of an early withdrawal in the promotion terms. In fact the promotion terms still don´t say that a early withdrawal would have the consequence that all winnings made before would be voided. Quote:
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![]() I couldn´t have said better. Last edited by TravelMaxx; 26th May 2007 at 03:21 AM. Reason: word "terms" added |
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Post title: Casino remove my money from Neteller! That appears to have not been your issue. Your issue seems to be the same as TravelMaxx. You did not abide by the T&C's that were in effect when you deposited, the casino took your winnings and bonus, and so you then used the way they took the winnings back as your "vehicle" to get them to return these things to your casino account. Another case of a player saying "I got mine.. seeya!" Amazing how powerful money is... but at the end of the day, out of court settlements are sometimes just as telling as court ruled decisions. Thanks for your contribution, bash, you got yours. Nonetheless, the policy is still an issue for the rest of the players who might be subject to this method of thievery in the future. If Josh posts that he doesn't necessarily believe this method is "right", then it would be in his company's best interest to STOP the practice and guarantee through an addition to their T&C's that this practice will not happen again. That will suffice until NetTeller can clarify what their position is, and where it will be in the future. The TravelMaxx issue is becoming an extreme distraction to this discussion, but VWM is making some good points. I wish it was in its own thread, however. I'm mildly sympathetic, but not amused with how this was piggy-backed. It could be construed as a desperation attempt to sneak in a favorable decision whilst the rep is distracted with other pressing issues, or is feeling pressure to create good PR. Since that is in the back of my mind and would color anything I might say, I'll leave that discussion to VWM and stay out of it for now. - Keith
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Lolz. Players, affiliates, webmasters and hangers on alike are complaining to YOU in swarms. Maybe you haven't noticed. I am going to make a second and repeat request. Produce ALL the correspondence between Prime and Neteller that resulted in the subject funds (2 X accounts) being removed from Neteller and sent to Prime. I suspect you misrepresented the position to Neteller. I suspect you told Neteller that the players had defrauded Prime Casino and obtained the winnings by unlawful means. In these circumstances not only have the players been libelled and their good character defamed, but in addition, the false pretence to Neteller in order to obtain an advantage is yet another criminal offence to be taken into account in this sorry saga. Produce and publish the said correspondence and demonstrate that my suspicions are unfoundered. I bet you don't. ... |
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If Neteller/Prime are unwilling to disclose any details of this case it would be helpful if some of those involved could try and obtain the info held on them from Neteller. As they're registered in the Isle of Man it should be fairly straightforward and cost no more than GBP10: http://www.gov.im/odps/yourrights.xml |
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Yes but we can't notify players that haven't signed up yet.
Vinylweatherman,
Listen, I really appreciate your argument here but it is very difficult to inform players that haven't even registered as fun players, that our T&C's have changed. However, I see the problem and have figured out a way we can deal with this problem. On the index page, the next time I change the terms, I will write some text near the copywrite information that says something like: Our T&C's have changed recently. Please click here to read them. How do you would you feel about me doing that and then dating each of the T&C's as they're changed. It's obvious this won't be the last time they are changed since there are obviously some serious issues with them that need to be resolved. However, this player did register their fun account well before the terms changed and it's the player's responsibility to read the terms at the time of initial signup. Having said that, I find it very hard to believe that a player would come to our site, read the terms, and then not even download the software until several days after. Jens is also not claiming that she assumed the terms were the old one, only that she assumed that we were on the same ClearPlay policy as other MGS Casinos. I really don't feel I should be held responsible for what people assume. What do you think? Josh. Quote:
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If I hadn't noticed, I clearly wouldn't be here addressing the issues. You seem to be unsatisfied the way I'm handling things. Why is that exactly? What's your angle in this? The players are both happy but you continue to pour fuel into the fire.
Like I have over the last two days, make yourself familiar with how Neteller works with a Vendor account before making sweeping criminal allegations about how we do business. Some of you have very valid points but you for example are clearly picking fights for no good reason. Who are you fighting for right now exactly? The players have both said they are happy with the resolution. Why aren't you? I have spoken with the head fof our support team and he explained it to me like this: We are able to reverse any deposit we make to a Neteller account if the funds still exist. We don't need to provide documentation of any kind and this is simply known as a "reverse chargeback". I understand that this may make many of you uncomfortable but it is a Neteller reality and I highly doubt we are the first people to do it. Having said that, I've issued a policy that this is never to happen again without coming across my desk first. I'll also say that this entire incident occurred as a result of us changing the T&C's. From now on, I'll put a notice on the Casino index page of changes and a date. From that point, there should be no more excuses for not reading them. I know you'd like to believe that there is a secret conspiracy going on where my Casino is defrauding players by the millions by lying to Neteller but that's simply not the case. You're welcome to call Neteller and ask them what kind of documentation is required because there is none required. Any Casino or in fact, any vendor using Neteller can reverse a charge so long as the funds still exist in the account. In the future, please relax your tone a bit. I'm doing my best to sort this out. Since you're keen on giving me orders, how about you take some yourself. Go contact Neteller and ask them what kind of documenation or proof a vendor needs in order to issue a chargeback. When you find out there isn't any, perhaps you can come back and apologize labeling us as liars and criminals. Thanks, Josh. Quote:
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