
Originally Posted by
wanda5
Im putting this in complaints only b/c I'm irritated... actually there could be a very good explanation to this...unfortunately I have yet to hear back from Red Flush to hear their explanation so I thought I would check here.
I ONLY use a prepaid card to play online and all of my transactions run very smooth with every casino EXCEPT Red Flush. Here is exactly what happens, I deposit $100 and they immediately take it out of my account I can see it online that $100 has been removed right away ITS GONE...later that week the same company puts another $100 charge on my card and it sits in pending for a week typically! Today I looked and I was charged $100 on the 18th which is correct and then ANOTHER $100 charge again on the 18th... its been 9 days & still they have not reversed the money. The credit card company assured me that its NOT on thier end and when they do have a hold or something pending, its for no more than 72 hours. So my question is WHY do they keep taking double out and later refunding half of it?? Its so irritating b/c if i put $200 on my card and make a $100 deposit at Red Flush...they take $200 so I then try to use my card elsewhere or even make another deposit and I get rejected. PLEASE tell me why. I have played everywhere and this never happens. BTW...hi everyone and Happy thanksgiving!! 
I assume you are from the US
If so, it is the third party processor, they are SCREWING YOU OVER!!!!
This has become VERY common, and although the funds DO finally return, this does NOT excuse the FRAUDULENT removal of the extra $100, which seems to be a matter of routine, rather than an unfortunate error (which might be excusable).
No one so far is prepared to fess up to WHO exactly is doing this. The card company say "nope - not us", and so do the casino. The processor does not usually comment.
The best thing to do is just keep on badgering both parties till the funds are returned, if EVERY player so affected does this, maybe they will get fed up of this little scam. The processors make a little extra money on this, as while YOU are waiting for the funds, $100 goes where intended, the other $100 EARNS INTEREST for whoever is holding it.
UK banks do this all the time, they call it "clearing", yet it also applies to ELECTRONIC transfers, which shows just what a load of BS it is. If I pay my credit card off on the 27th, say, it doesn't turn up till something like 3rd of next month, while I am charged interest for these intervening days on my card, and at the same time stop getting interest from the bank.
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