Warning! Casino Riva( acf-webmaster) are SCAM!

**Nifty29** · 16th October 2010, 12:46 AM

Ummmm....aren't casino riva dodgy n e way?

I get ridiculous amounts of spam from them and that's usually a bad sign.

Maybe u should stick to promoting well respected brands

Good luck getting your money.

**vinylweatherman** · 18th October 2010, 10:19 PM

Originally Posted by Nifty29

Ummmm....aren't casino riva dodgy n e way?

I get ridiculous amounts of spam from them and that's usually a bad sign.

Maybe u should stick to promoting well respected brands

Good luck getting your money.

I think he has now found this out the hard way. It seems Riva have some suspicious traffic, but have decided to screw over EVERYBODY, using as justification a completely unrealistic requirement for proving a player as genuine.

Riva should KNOW (being as they are an operator), that players do NOT always send in documents once they have decided to finish with a casino. Many feel it intrusive enough sending such sensitive information as it is, and will grudgingly do so in order to get verified and paid. They are far less likely to send such data to sites they no longer intend to be a customer of. This does NOT necessarily make them "fraudulent traffic", yet Riva is taking this as 100% PROOF that such a player is not genuine.

Once a player has DEPOSITED, it should be possible to sort out who is genuine, and who is simply a "click through" intended to generate inflated traffic reports. All they need to do is ensure the deposits were genuine, and not from a deposit account also used on a different casino account. It may be easy to register multiple accounts, but it is a LOT harder to create multiple and unique deposit methods to support these accounts. Just how many bank accounts and cards can an individual get IN DIFFERENT NAMES in order to pull this off.