Another pressing issue is opening accounts for players WITHOUT their permission at other group casinos, and then sending them their username and password along with their opening offer. This is bad, because it puts the cart before the horse. It should be up to the player to see what is on offer, and then open an account if they see fit. This also allows them to open an account through an affiliate of their choosing, which could support a site they patronise, or even get them an alternative offer.
Your group did this to me, opening an account at Windows casino from my information at King Solomons and others in the group originally opened through GoneGambling. I was sent my password by snail mail, along with an offer. MY security was not breached, but as I mentioned in another thread, had I moved house in the meantime, I could have had someone else "steal" this account and misuse it for "money laundering" while your group assumed it was me playing still.
I DID play Windows in the end, for a while anyway, but soon realised that the T & C were SO HARSH, even compared to King Solomons, that I was incredibly lucky to have done as well as I did, and quit.
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