Golden Nile Signature Issues (was "Golden Nile Scam")

[winbig]

Greetings,

So I filled out the forms by hand, signed them, scaned them, scaned the credit cards front and back, and sent all by email. I received an email acknowlegment of receipt of documents on 1/23. After 2 weeks of no movement, I called to find out the status of my withdrawals. I was told they had not reveived the requested documentation. I told them I had an acknowlegment email and gave them the Ticket Number. After a pause they stated that the front of one of the cards was not legible and I needed to resubmit. Of course I would not have sent anything that was not legible so the stall goes on. Stay tuned.

It'd almost be worthy of a PAB...It doesn't seem that they're going to quit stalling. First it was "you didn't fill the forms out correctly", then it's "we never received them", and when they were busted on that excuse they come back with they were illegible. I can understand the latest excuse if they were faxed, but has ANYONE had to rescan ANYTHING because they couldn't make it out? Think about it, why would a player KNOWINGLY send off something that they couldn't read themselves? I guess there's always the chance that an almost blind person is receiving documents on their end...

[GrandMaster]

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I once worked for an agency that had to file various forms to the gov't. Each of these forms had to be filled out by hand, or they would be rejected.

Could you elaborate as to what sort of forms and why? The only context I can think of where it matters whether something was hand-written or not is wills. A holographic (hand-written and signed by the testator) is typically valid without having to be witnessed, whereas the signature on a will written by someone else or typed by the testator has to be witnessed or notarized.

[winbig]

Could you elaborate as to what sort of forms and why? The only context I can think of where it matters whether something was hand-written or not is wills. A holographic (hand-written and signed by the testator) is typically valid without having to be witnessed, whereas the signature on a will written by someone else or typed by the testator has to be witnessed or notarized.

It had to do with Medicare & certain health records.

[paul02085]

Given the issue at hand here I think the original thread title, "Golden Nile Scam", is not reasonable, hence the change.

The longer this goes the more i think the original thread title was correct.