
Originally Posted by
slotplayer
I think it may be usemywallet. but correct me if I'm wrong.
Imagine if the casino tossed dambusted $50 in free credits instead of the $10 to make up for the expedited check what these posts would read.
From what I can see, the big sticking point has been the fact that players have been charged $35 for a courier service, and have not been receiving it because the processor had no intention of EVER sending any courier checks from the outset.
Who has been ripping whom off is open to debate, but could this processor have been charging Red Flush $35, which they have passed on to the player, only to find out that all along they were being ripped off and that the processor was making an extra $29 or so each time the sent a check for Red Flush, leaving Red Flush to suffer the damage when "meltdown" finally came along.
It is a shame that the processors are now in a position to blackmail the casinos when it comes to paying out to US players, it was hard enough for casinos to get their processors to behave BEFORE UIGEA.
US players should ensure that they can accept payments BEFORE jumping into bed with any casino. This will involve them having accounts with at least one of the methods with which the casino is able to pay US players. It seems checks are going to be off the menu at ALL casinos shortly, as they cannot keep on taking the huge fees and losses down to dodgy, or even criminal, processors forever whilst supporting a dwindling US player base made up mostly of hardcore players who refuse to do what the government thinks is good for them.
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