vegas joker still not paid my money after over a month and are now ignoring emails
any tips on taking legal action against these rogues?
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vegas joker still not paid my money after over a month and are now ignoring emails
any tips on taking legal action against these rogues?
^ I went back and read your previous thread on this issue. Can you tell us where this dispute stands now? Is there still a problem, in the casino's eyes, that the address on your account is different than the current address on your personal documents?
they are saying the name on the account is different tomine. why would it be? i sent all the relevant id to prove my credit card belongs to me etc what more do they want?
time for further action i think
wonder how many others they have ripped off in this manner?seems the whole vegas lounge group is the same. the simple fact is i deposited $150 ( $50 x 3 ) which they had no problem accepting and i won $1000, reversed $50 again which they had no problem doing, leaving a balance of $950 which they dont want to pay. there must be a law against that somewhere and i intend to find and use it
Last edited by halifaxplayer; 16th August 2007 at 02:43 AM. Reason: addition
So they are saying that the name on the credit card used to deposit is different than the name on the casino account. But you are saying you have furnished documents to prove that you are indeed the owner of the CC, and the name matches what's on the casino account. Do I have this right?
yes i have proved the card is mine and no fraud is involved
I have also now forwarded proof of my ex partners details registered 5 years ago and they are saying they will refund my purchases i.e. $150 not my winnings of $950?????
This looks like the problem.
Are you playing a casino account registered by your ex?
If this is the case, you really should have cleared this with support beforehand. This often catches out "innocent" players who really did not intend to defraud anybody, but provides casinos with a fantastic excuse not to pay (they can think one of the deposit methods is "stolen money"). Sometimes, couples DO play together on one account, but they get caught out when they both register their own deposit methods. This leads to a situation where the name on a deposit method does not match that on the casino account - it doesn't matter that you can prove the card is yours, what matters is the casino account is not. (If this is NOT the case, then ignore the above paragraph).
Empty Fruities Astern Capt'n
Back to port for unloading.
Full Sails - before we get raided ourselves.
i see your point but they accepted my card and accepted my bets they should by law have to pay the result of that bet
That might be a realistic view "IF" there was a law governing online casinos... but with no regulation... and no one to enforce any illegal or unethical actions by online casinos... they pretty much can... and do... whatever they please.
The Virtual group of casinos are very well known for exactly that.
Looks like lately... a lot of other groups are following suit.
mrracetrack
The problem here is in believing the casino is your friend.
WRONG, they are after your money. Reputable ones will be satisfied with the long term house advantage, and their confidence in their promotions. They will honour their own mistakes.
Less reputable outfits will treat any mistake as a "deliberate act", and will uphold any terms that allow them to pay less. In this case, they were happy to accept your deposits despite the fact it would only need a simple software check to discover the difference in names, had you lost, you would never have known this was a problem. It may even be that had you withdrawn less than total deposits on that card they would have been happy to pay, but when players come out ahead the full set of tests are done.
Sadly, this leaves halifaxplayer trussed up like the proverbial Christmas turkey, ready to roast. eCogra would side with the casino on this, as this is a breach of the terms about allowing others to use your account.
Further evidence would show whether this was genuine play, but I don't expect the casino are interested as they can save themselves $800.
You could try a PAB, but you may not get the answer you seek. I do not know if the rep is still active here after they got into "not recommended" due to over zealous actions last year over multiple account frauds.
Empty Fruities Astern Capt'n
Back to port for unloading.
Full Sails - before we get raided ourselves.
sdaddy (17th August 2007)
the latest
I did get a reply after sending in further details mentioned
they wont pay to credit card ( every one olse does) and they wont pay to neteller even tho it is one of there listed cashout options
will keep you posted.
Incidentley..anyone got any links to U.S. news groups?
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