
Originally Posted by
raddish
Well I just called Jackpot Capital, and I spoke to a supervisor named Roxanne and was told that Jackpot Capital is not responsible for bad debts from Grande Vegas. When I asked why not...considering that the takeover had nothing to do with bankruptcy and was also a credited casino, she had no response. I asked for the personal email to whomever would deal with this personally and was told there was no one that I could email direct who could deal with situation, however this person who does not have an email adress, will email me back with a response when he or she is available. We will see! Any advice? Please help!
You are being lied to. There is no way that a change of ownership (except when a bankrupt company's assets are bought from the liquidator) removes outstanding liabilities from the balance sheet.
CDS are clearly a joke! They send you some other player's details, and then take so long to resolve the issue that things move on to the extent that ownership changes, and your outstanding debt no longer counts.
If RTG (rather than the casino) were investigating your account, then RTG are responsible for this, and your debt. If Grande Vegas, and not RTG, were doing the investigation, then an accredited casino LIED to a player.
JC are now saying that they are not responsible for payments to players who were active under the old owners. This would ONLY be so if the old entity went bankrupt, and we are being told this was not the case. If this WAS the case, it seems that even Bryan was lied to about the nature of this buyout. This casts even more doubt on the ability of RTG to police it's own licensees, and it seems player protection is not something they take that seriously when even THEY are so careless with personal data as to give out the wrong data to the wrong players just because they are "overworked".
They would NOT be so "overworked" if they applied due diligence, rather than handed out licenses to anybody who could pay the fees.
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