Hi Caruso,
You'll need to read Casino-on-net's response once more.
<hr size=0>quote:<p>On the 15th of March, 2003 during a regular security check we detected
discrepancies in his account. Investigation proved that due to a
malfunction, which we have a reason to believe was deliberately caused by
the player, his bankroll showed a bigger amount than it should have. The player was informed of this discrepancy. We also informed him that his
account will be closed while this matter is being investigated. Five days
later he contacted us threatening with a lawsuit and demanding the amount
that he saw in his bankroll to be paid. The player was then contacted by
our Fraud Department manager and an agreement was reached. The player
agreed to receive a settlement; he signed a disclaimer and provided us with
a copy of his ID. We sent the funds to a bank account specified by him and
considered the matter settled and resolved.<hr size=0>
There is other information that I am not at liberty to disclose, but let me assure you, this was a clear cut case of player fraud. Trust me.
And if this is not enough, look at the circumstantial evidence. The player is a thief (Casino websites) and when things don't go his way, he resorts to threats. He threatened me with his half-witted garbled rants which are on "public" record here.
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