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    49'er Casino not paying but still taking deposits???

    I got an email yesterday from 49'er casino, saying they were giving me a generous $100 bonus "for my loyalty." Almost as a "PS" they included the following: "As you may be aware, Click2Pay, Neteller and Moneybookers are no longer withdrawal options at our casino - therefore, we are unable to pay US players for now, however we are working on finding alternative withdrawal options...." WHAT???? They are still taking DEPOSITS but not paying winnings? THIS CASINO NEEDS TO BE ROUGUED FOR THIS ! This is definitely not playing with a full deck....I responded to them asking why they didn't post a disclaimer on their website or cashier page and let the PLAYER make the call as to whether they wanted to deposit their hard earned money, knowing that even if they win, there is no way for them to collect! (Of course that suggestion went over like a lead balloon)

    Is it just me, or does anyone else find this grossly irrisponsible on the part of 49'er????

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    Quote Originally Posted by tennis_balls

    5th February 2007, 04:52 PM

    i almost made a deposit there last night. then I looked at their withdrawal options and it appears that they don't have a withdrawal option currently for US customers (unless moneybookers is still available to US...but I don't think it is)

    they do allow a bank wire for a minimum of $1000 ($100 fee )

    the good news is that they do still allow US players to deposit using VISA/MC!

    are these guys looney tunes or what?
    http://www.casinomeister.com/forums/145570-post27.html
    Quote Originally Posted by recruit
    "As you may be aware, Click2Pay, Neteller and Moneybookers are no longer withdrawal options at our casino - therefore, we are unable to pay US players for now, however we are working on finding alternative withdrawal options....

    " WHAT???? They are still taking DEPOSITS but not paying winnings? THIS CASINO NEEDS TO BE ROUGUED FOR THIS !
    Apparently, this is now considered an acceptable practice for accredited casinos. It has been more than a month since NETeller left the USA market. More than enough time for 49er Casino to solve their withdrawal issues, stop accepting deposits, or leave the USA market with NETeller.

    Peak Ent., I have had accounts at three of your casinos, and one of your poker rooms. I always enjoyed gaming in your rooms, and I always felt like I got a fair gamble. I will remember your actions on this, if you ever decide to re-enter the USA market in the future.

    Non USA players, you need to examine the way these groups are now treating USA customers. One way to analyse how reputable a business is, is how they treat their former customers that they are no longer doing business with.

    Bank wire for a minimum of $1000 ($100 fee) - bend over, and I'll insert your $100 fee!


    THIS IS NOT AN ACCEPTABLE WAY TO DO BUSINESS - PEAK ENTERTAINMENT
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    Wow this is news to me considering I was just emailing one of their reps. I told them I could deposit using C2P and he didnt mention anything about not being able to withdraw. What a dissappointment since I considered 49'er to be a reputable casino. Guess I will hold off for now.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pocketdiggers77
    Wow this is news to me considering I was just emailing one of their reps. I told them I could deposit using C2P and he didnt mention anything about not being able to withdraw. What a dissappointment since I considered 49'er to be a reputable casino. Guess I will hold off for now.

    The casino representative for 49erCasino last logged on - 23rd January 2007. I guess they were not too worried about the issues in the other thread on their casino. When they do log on, with enough similar statements. Hopefully 49erCasino will take notice. (lets hope)
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    Ok I emailed my rep with 49 er and this is what he said.

    (49er)We do not have any issues processing funds requested to be withdrawn via click2pay however, it would
    be best to check with them to confirm you will be paid once we sent your funds over to them.

    This was the case with NETeller, we had a number of payouts that were returned to us because they refused
    to post them to players accounts.


    Just got some information from click2pay regarding withdrawals. See below for details:
    (c2P) Users who wish to withdraw are asked to send an email to withdrawal.click2pay@click2pay.com
    mentioning the amount and the respective bank account they would like to receive the money in.

    At this time we are only accepting withdrawal amounts which are equal or above $ 1500.



    I still stand behind 49er and believe they are working to get this fixed. $1500 seems a bit steep by C2P if you ask me. Does C2P not allow you to hold the fund in your C2P account? I was thinking I could just withdraw my funds from 49er to C2P and then deposit them at a place that I have a debit card and withdraw them there. I am sitting tight until I get some clairification on this one.
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    good luck, as most casinos terms and conditions state that once you deposite throughan e-wallet your withdrawel must be to the same e-walllet!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pocketdiggers77 View Post
    Ok I emailed my rep with 49 er and this is what he said.

    (49er)We do not have any issues processing funds requested to be withdrawn via click2pay however, it would
    be best to check with them to confirm you will be paid once we sent your funds over to them.

    This was the case with NETeller, we had a number of payouts that were returned to us because they refused
    to post them to players accounts.


    Just got some information from click2pay regarding withdrawals. See below for details:
    (c2P) Users who wish to withdraw are asked to send an email to withdrawal.click2pay@click2pay.com
    mentioning the amount and the respective bank account they would like to receive the money in.

    At this time we are only accepting withdrawal amounts which are equal or above $ 1500.



    I still stand behind 49er and believe they are working to get this fixed. $1500 seems a bit steep by C2P if you ask me. Does C2P not allow you to hold the fund in your C2P account? I was thinking I could just withdraw my funds from 49er to C2P and then deposit them at a place that I have a debit card and withdraw them there. I am sitting tight until I get some clairification on this one.
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    How can you "stand behind" a casino that (let's cut to the chase) is accepting deposits, knowing full well that they have no intention on paying US players if they win??? And furthermore, the C2P option is ONLY available if 1.) You had an existing c2P account prior to the big shakeout, and 2.) If it's over $1500 - yet they continue to take deposits in good faith?? I'm sorry, this is sneaky, shady and ROUGE-ISH BEHAVIOR!! If this is something that they are "working on" or "trying to come up with alternatives to" then fine - SAY SO, in big letters on the cashier page before deposits are made. Let the player decide if they REALLY want to gamble with their money! (no pun intended)

    I mean come on, 49'er is acting like the Neteller and C2P issue just happened a few days ago - as another member pointed out, they have had ample time to adjust to this news and notify players accordingly. An email should have gone out to all their US players informing them that they are depositing "at their own risk" as there was no way to pay out winnings...unless of course they had an existing C2P account and the withdrawal was over $1500.

    As for the wire transfer, I asked them about this and was told that the ONLY w/d option for US players is the scenario mentioned above with C2P. I'm sorry, this just smells...............Casinomeister, your take on this??

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    This is just plain sad.. 49'er was my favorite RTG casino, but seriously... accepting deposits knowing full well that you've yet to set up a viable withrdrawl method for American customers... Yeah, that outta be good for buisness! Oh well, yet another one to scratch of the list.

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    I know for a fact that I can deposit using one method and withdraw using another. I've done this many times at 49er. I will let you know how it goes for me. When I say I stand behind them I mean that I have no doubts about my money being safe with 49er. I've played with their group of casinos for a long time and I seriously doubt they are trying to steal my money. I am more worried about C2P stealing my money than the casino. I am making a depsoit tonight and if I get lucky enough to get a withdrawal I will let you know what happens. I just think you are jumping to conclusions a little quick.

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    Thumbs down DON'T DEPOSIT VIA C2P AT 49ER-READ CHAT WITH SUPPORT ON 2/24

    THIS IS THE CHAT I HAD WITH SUPPORT BEFORE MAKING MY DEPOSIT TODAY (read the chat from bottom up)

    footdr: I will post this chat on the casinomeister forums so player are aware of this
    candia: please keeping in mind that this process takes 24 - 48 hours to be complete
    candia: I will have to forward your account details unto our casino manager to process this for you
    candia: thank you
    footdr: footdr
    candia: may you confirm your user ID please
    footdr: I withdrawal from click2pay when I have 1500.00 or more. but if you will not process back to click2pay then I guess I will discontinue my download and please cancel the account I established
    candia: they can deposit and not withdraw
    candia: due to the US legistation
    candia: and at present our players are unable to withdraw their funds back

    footdr: well I use it at other casinos I am from texas
    candia: which state are you located
    candia: we only accept players from certain states
    candia: at our casino
    candia: it has banned certain deposit/withdrawal methods from being used
    footdr: your not allowing u.s. players
    candia: due to the US legistation that passed in 2006
    footdr: u.s. but I use my click2pay account all the time
    candia: where are you located
    candia: where are you residing
    footdr: I have been using click2pay for several years
    candia: may I ask where are you located?
    footdr: you no longer allow click2pay deposits at all
    candia: to confirm this
    candia: may I ask where you are located
    candia: sorry, we do not use click2pay
    footdr: if I deposit via click2pay I can withdrawal any winnings back to click2pay, correct
    candia: hello
    OPERATOR: Hi footdr, how can we help?

    [SIZE="3"] PROOF THAT THEY ARE AWARE THEY ALLOW PLAYERS TO DEPOSIT BUT NOT WITHDRAWAL. I WOULD ASK FOR A REFUND OF ANY DEPOSITS I MADE AFTER THEY STARTING DENYING WITHDRAWALS AND KEPT ALLOWING DEPOSITS, REGARDLESS IF YOU WON OR NOT, BECAUSE OBVIOUSLY YOU WOULD HAVE NEVER DEPOSITED THERE IF YOU KNEW YOU COULDNT WITHDRAWAL AND ANY DEPOSIT YOU LOST COULD HAVE BEEN USED ELSEWHERE AND ALSO BECAUSE THEY FALSELY/DECEPTIVELY/SCAMMINGLY, TOOK YOUR MONEY.[/SIZE]

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