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I expect members to read the MUST READ section before posting complaints. This forum is set up to solve problems. It is not here for bashing casinos at a whim or without any purpose but to bash. You post a problem; we try to solve it. There is a solution to most anything. You say you've been locked out. That's some pretty serious shit. There are many players who have never had this experience. I know that FL does their due diligence, and that they do not lock players out on a whim. So it's probably beyond the typical "whoring" you've been involved with. But then again, they could be wrong. They've made mistakes in the past, and they will make mistakes in the future. What gives FL credence is that if and when they make mistakes, they will own up to it. If you chose not to pursue a resolution to your problem, then go bitch and moan elsewhere. But if you want the people who can get to the bottom of things to get involved, then you've come to the right place. Just don't come prancing in here making off-the-cuff comments that are intended to piss me off. Thank you.
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I can not speak for others who have had their accounts locked but that is not the case here. |
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I have nothing else to add. If you don't delete this then I only hope it saves some player from making a mistake. Apparently accounts are closed for no reason at some highly regarded casinos. |
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I have had a look at the 2+2 thread, and it looks like FL have been running an investigation, and have now acted upon a list of accounts that show up as suspicious.
IF it is only about "whoring", then FL have handled this very badly, as they have used the procedures for dealing with suspected fraud simply for dealing with "bonus whores". This only serves to fuel the view that "winning from a bonus" is itself fraud, which devalues the cries of fraud when casinos really get a good scamming. The proper way to deal with "whoring" is to send a player an e-mail containing a bonus ban, to rattle on about "suspicious activity on the account" is pretty much an accusation of fraud. While this has happened to players who have cashed out ages ago, and not played since, making a proper PAB, following the rules, will at least force FL to investigate the handling of this affair, and justify their actions. This will lead to the player community being able to see whether FL are considered to have handled the situation well, or to have made a complete "balls-up" of it. This "holy grail" operation was recently removed from the accredited list because they failed to deal properly with issues relating to their rogue affiliates resorting to spamming. They are back now because the spam has pretty much stopped. Mini Vegas dealt badly with a "fraud ring", and went on a mass locking spree, then failed to communicate with anyone about it. This was the second time they did this in one year, and they even cut Casinomeister out of the loop. This earned them a spell in the "not recommended" section, the next best thing to a full "rogueing".
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FWIW, I got the same messages. I'm no fraudster, but I'll admit that I am a whore, so I'm sure that's where it came from.
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cbe2869, are you Rusty's brother? Your last statement is bar none the most ridiculous accusation I've read here in a while. Accounts ARE closed for a reason and it's usually because of cheaters like you who want to sweep issues under the rug and just blast casino groups in public forums, because they feel like it, not because they have a legit claim. |
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I'm not trying to start a flame war Jerrylee, but I had several accounts closed as well and I can assure you I wasnt cheating. I'm certain that a lot of the 2+2 accounts (and I'm sure mine as well) were locked not because of cheating or fraud, but because the way we played with their signup bonuses. There have been lengthy threads there about how to use their (and other MGV) Clearplay signup bonuses to try and make a large win with a fairly small investment.
Is that cheating or fraud? No - Everything was done within the T&C's. I hit up their casinos (as well as many other MGV casinos), busted a few, cashed out some pretty good returns on the others. I play online casinos to make money, and one of the only ways to do that is to use bonuses to my advantage. If that makes me a bad person in your eyes, well tough, but that's not cheating or fraud. Does that make us unwelcome customers in the eyes of the casinos? Sure, and I would bet that's the reason for them booting us. Honestly, I dont really care that my accounts were locked either. I'm not a total degenerate (yet!), so I can live with getting banned at a few places to try and get some large wins with little risk (not to mention the fact that US players can hardly cashout anymore anyway, so not being able to play there is no big deal). What it does seem is that they cleaned house with a standard email form rather than communicating the reasons for lockign accounts more explicitly. I'm pretty sure if they sent out an email that either bonus banned people or said that they were no longer welcome because of abuse of the signup bonuses with no additional nonbonus cover play, this thread and the one at 2+2 wouldnt have been started. Maybe to the Meister's point, this thread doesnt belong in the complaints section, but it sure does belong somewhere on this site. |
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I got locked at Desert Dollar, another Fortune Lounge member. Somebody needs to check why this is happening.
I pmed the fortune lounge guy over here already. |
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WLVRYN, I'll give you credit for at least imagining why the account could be locked-for bonus whoring.
cbe2869 on the other hand said he doesn't want his account(s) opened, that's after he was asked to verify his IDs, so that tells me a) he has something to hide, b) is just on a mission to tarnish the casino reputation by posting here. It's unethical to come on a forum and make a blanket statement that suddenly a lot of accounts are being closed for no reason, so the casino is therefore wrong. Most if not all the online casinos have terms which state management can lock, suspend or ban accounts at any time, even without reason or notification. Sounds harsh, but sometimes quick decisive action is needed to stamp out bonus hunters, fraudsters (payment methods, etc) and otherwise shady players. |
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