I sent an email about this thread and another thread in the complaints section to an affiliate manager of LuckyAce, who offered me to work with them. I hope to hear her reply soon.![]()
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I sent an email about this thread and another thread in the complaints section to an affiliate manager of LuckyAce, who offered me to work with them. I hope to hear her reply soon.![]()
roeltjek (30th January 2008)
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SlotMonster (30th January 2008)
I totally agree and I'm sure most casino's would like to be doing such super-comp-point type schemes...but it doesn't look half as good as "Have £1000 for free" on the front of their sites.
As a follow up to their letter -
Dear Sir / Madam,
Please could you inform me of why you think i have 'abused the bonus policy'. I have checked all the t&c's i can find on your site and i have not contravened anything as far as i can see. If you could be specific as to what i have done that strips me of $200 or so bonus and $30 or so from non-bonus play! Otherwise can you direct me to someone who can answer my questions.
Many thanks
Mr Shocked
It occurred to me that, not only are they keeping the $200 bonus, they've also nicked the $30ish that I made when I returned a day or so later and undid the withdrawal to play a bit more!
Anyway, looks like this thread has been thoroughly split into two - http://www.casinomeister.com/forums/...ecasino-2.html - I think Max wants more people to be PaBing!
Not necessarily, after all it's more work for me.
My reason for suggesting the PAB process is usually to address a specific player's complaint. If you have a thread where a dozen players are jumping in and out of the thread saying "me too! me too!" it's virtually impossible to get the casino to look at a single, focused issue.
On the other hand if we have a PAB it's for a specific player with details and history that's something you can take to the casino and ask them to look at.
So, recommending the PAB is simply a pragmatic step we need to take in order to begin the process of addressing a specific player's issue.
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peteyweestro (5th February 2008)
Update to my situation, they have emailed me again to say my withdrawal will now be processed, not clear if this includes bonus. Note I had threatened them with the GRA, so this seems to be the way to go. Get your threats sent now if you havent already!
I think the Gibraltar authorities should know about this scam in any event - even with the about-turn that seems to be taking place in the Luckyace attitude.
The more aggrieved players report this nonsense, the stronger the reaction from the authorities may be, discouraging any future attempt at pulling a stunt like this.
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