Yet again they screw up with FINANCIALS.
I had numerous problems with them, and it was all down to the terrible levels of incompetence with Inexia, their "in house" processor. There is often NO communication whatsoever, they even ignore senior CS reps who try to get a grip with a player's issue. ALL communication has to be via Email, CS CANNOT phone the financial team, and if Emails are ignored, nothing can be done, which is probably what is happening here.
This is a particularly damning case, as all the evidence of the transaction is there, and agreed by both sides, yet the final step, a simple one, of pushing the transaction through seems to have eluded them for three days.
I would have thought an in house processor would improve things, but the opposite seems to be the case here, as though the staff at Inexia are not trained at running an efficient processor, but have been cobbled together from spare staff elsewhere in the somewhat secretive group that is the overall owner of the Jackpot Factory group, who seem to hide behind a Belize registered company, but are actually Israeli. The overall owners run Inexia as a separate entity, a subsidiary, but to all intents they are "in-house", since they ONLY process for the Jackpot Factory, and not any other casino or group.
This corporate structure is quite a weak point, and constantly leads to simple problems developing into a public relations disaster before the fire fighters (David Brickman and Co) come along to put it out, not always successfully.
There are probably legal and tax reasons for this structure, but it hinders the relationship between player and casino. Jackpot Factory also have another nasty habit, and that is refunding all winnings back to a previous deposit method based on some obscure formula, so don't bank on getting the proceeds out by Quicktender, they could easily go back into Click2Pay, and only be good for redepositing unless over $1500.
Empty Fruities Astern Capt'n
Back to port for unloading.
Full Sails - before we get raided ourselves.
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