
Originally Posted by
footdr
I stayed on them plus asked Quicktender to contact them, which they did. I threatened to report them to the DOJ for online fraud. I got paid pretty quick after that.
I would have never waited to cause them trouble for as long as you have. Get on them! and if you deposited via an ewallet, contact them for help, if via visa or mc threaten to turn the processor who handled your payment in.
Maybe they are not as fearless as we think. They are based in Costa Rica, and will deal with anyone who turns up in person to complain "robustly". No way would they enter US territory either.
It seems what they are afraid of is a DoJ investigation that will shut down the money conduit between them and US players, probably the ONLY thing that will create a significant dent in their business.
This is not as bad as a chargeback, but is worth a try against those casinos that are KNOWN to be rogue, and are a "won't pay if we can find an excuse not to", rather than those that GENUINELY believe the player has broken the rules.
Try to make this "threat" over the phone, rather than by email, so they have nothing to use against you should they call your bluff.
Given the current climate of multiple seizures, such a threat probably carries more weight than in the past.
Not to be used in a trivial manner, and only after ALL possible avenues of dispute have been tried.
CM members who MISUSE such a threat when they are in the wrong will themselves be dragged into the proverbial street and shot.
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