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chuchu59 (31st October 2007)
lojo (31st October 2007)
Actually, I believe that casinos should be able to change its terms of offer even before a quoted expiry date. However, there will certainly be instances where a player may decide that he will deposit several hours after he has read the terms and would not bother to revisit them again. To overcome this, I suggest that whenever the terms are changed, there should be a pop-up once a player visits the cashier informing him that the terms of offer has changed and ask him to re-read this. If he still decides to deposit after reading this, he has accepted the offer and there should be no squabbles on this later on.
Luckily, and I don't even know why I looked again at the T@Cs, I saw they had increased it from x25 to x35, which did not interest me.
I had every intention of doing the x25.
If I had not looked, I would have made the deposit and started to play thinking it was x25.
I still can't understand why they would change it 2 days before the expiry date, when they know full well no one would look again - except I did.
Were they hoping no one would?
Sorry Lydia, but what you did I think was wrong.
Actually, I have seen other casinos change their WR before the expiry date.
It was my own fault for not signing up when it was x25.
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