
Originally Posted by
Mario
Hi Deara,
You would be surprised in how many players do have duplicate accounts which normally comes out of the wood works with offers such as these to try and reactivate them seeing that they‘ve been dormant for awhile.
Take the following in consideration as an example.
No deposit offers or Freeplay offers.
How many players don’t you think tries and registers multiple accounts in order to participate in these types of offers and take advantage of the No deposits sign-ups.
Food for thought and that is why I would like to look into this and post once I’ve done a full investigation.
Best regards
Mario
Probably quite a few, but why doesn't the system spot the duplicates when it is ACCIDENTAL, as implied in this case.
Where deliberate, the players would use fake and differing detail to bypass the checking, but surely when accidental, a player will use the SAME details to register the next account, which surely should be picked up straight away, rather than have the danger of the player managing to deposit and claim a bonus they should only get once for a second time.
Perhaps these free chip & free play offers were not such a good idea after all, as they present a RISK FREE opportunity for any multiple account fraudsters, far more attractive that the traditional welcome bonus where players have to deposit funds at the outset, which makes it easier for the casino to run checks on this deposit method for duplicates before granting the bonus - it shouldn't take more than a few minutes to run a list based check of an item of new information, such as Neteller account number, against all such ocurrances in other accounts.
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