confiscations??

[ainse55]

i thought i would take a look at my transaction history on my casino account, and found to my surprise that upon three withdrawls, there had also been a confiscation each time to the tune of
confiscation$280.00
confiscation$100.00
confiscation$300.00

i took some screen shots to provide a visual. im not sure what these confiscations are for, nor was i informed about them prior to withdrawling. has anyone else ever had this happen to them? and what should i do about it??

[RobWin]

i thought i would take a look at my transaction history on my casino account, and found to my surprise that upon three withdrawls, there had also been a confiscation each time to the tune of
confiscation$280.00
confiscation$100.00
confiscation$300.00

i took some screen shots to provide a visual. im not sure what these confiscations are for, nor was i informed about them prior to withdrawling. has anyone else ever had this happen to them? and what should i do about it??

Have to asked Vegas Palms what they were for and if so what did they tell you ?

[ainse55]

i just asked and was told it was because of deposits i made with ECHECK. i again reviewed my history and the only deposits i have ever made with ECHECK only totaled of 300.00. and i never had any of them come back on me or anything like that either. and if they had, i was never informed of it by either ECHECK or the casino.

[brianzz]

Sticky bonus maybe? I can't remember if the FL has sticky bonuses anymore. BTW, you missed the total credits on the first shot

[Jasminebed]

Although "confiscated" was not the term used at Inetbet, I show something very similar for a cashout from a ND chip that had a max cashout.

I would certainly hope that Vegas Palms provides you with an explanation of these confiscations better than they gave you.

[MissScarlett]

Psssst..... listen closely for I shall say this only once.

There's a can of whoop ass out there with your name on it and it's gonna hurt... a lot. You can not reason with it. You can not even question it. You can't threaten it and don't even bother trying to stop it. For every second you waste trying to figure it out.... you are letting it "confiscate".



Don't ask me how I know or why I know..... Bottom line here is you have posted with a question and here's the answer.....

Step 1----

Go directly to Step 2

Act now .... Question and Kick ass later. You won't get answers or apologies!. You will only get dazed and confused by the run around.


Step 2 -----

Close each and every bank account you used to fund the ECHECKS .

Close it/Shut it down and Re-Open NOT transfer to another BUT Re-Open another brand spanking new, never been touched account.... at another bank even.... and live in peace.

Step 3 ----

Close/Cancel whatever and every credit/debit/pre-paid card you have used to deposit there.

Do not transfer to a new card but OPEN/ GET a brand spanking new one..... and live in peace.

Step 4-----

Double check steps 1 through 3..... then thank your lucky stars.

When you are sure any attempt to access money in your old accounts will hit a brick wall...... then you let the dogs out...!


Just like each casino has it's terms and conditions agreement that we click on "I agree" so we can play or "I disagree" to be kicked to the curb.

Each processor that the casino uses to collect our money has it's own Terms and conditions agreement. Each and everyone of the little logos in the banking section has a shit load of terms and conditions that we have agreed to when we signed up to use their service.

Some casinos also own the finance processors that handles getting your deposits and these ones too have there very own set of terms and conditions. The casinos terms and conditions include a " u agree to the t&C's of whichever processors we are using".......

If you ever entered and searched one of those funky looking names that your transactions fall under.... you may get to a simple website that provides the whole kit and caboodle of financial services to e-commerce stores.
Click on the T&C's ....... remove all sharp objects and hot liquids and get something to bite down on or a sock to muffle your screams...then read.

Remember these terms and conditions are the rules between the casino and the processor doing business together. They have both agreed to the others T&C's so they can do business together. Even casinos who own the processors agree to the T&C's of the processing department.

The processor has what the casino needs and when the processor has the casino by the short and curly 's you may as well say that as a bonus it has us by the nuts.

Go read a processors T&C's......

[ainse55]

Although "confiscated" was not the term used at Inetbet, I show something very similar for a cashout from a ND chip that had a max cashout.

I would certainly hope that Vegas Palms provides you with an explanation of these confiscations better than they gave you.

hmmm interesting....although i never used any no deposit bonuses or anything like that. everything was won off my deposits out of my pocket book

miss scarlet,
thanks for the info ill be looking into it for sure

[ainse55]

i would like to kindly note that the confiscation issue has been sorted out and resolved. Than kyou to Wim for his prompt response in assisting me to resolve my query, again applause to Fortune Lounge, i wouldnt play anywhere else

[EasyRhino]

So, what does "confiscation" mean in this context, then?

[jas2587]

So, what does "confiscation" mean in this context, then?

that is a very good question that I think warrents a answer

Thanks

Cindy