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    Just the only thing I would make you do before you proceed with such thing is that you get consent from Max or Casinomeister first. I'd hate to see someone get banned for breaking the rules. I'm sure they'll let you considering the circumstances but I would just be careful.
    Also luckily I haven't had any issues with QT other than I haven't had anything worth cashing out. Most of the time I cash out from a place like iNetBet or intertops for like $150. Well after fees I'd get like $113.05. So it hardly seems worth the cashout unless if it's for something more along the lines of $400 or more just something to actually make the fees worth it.
    Otherwise since I only use my netspend card for online gaming and a few other sites we won't talk about. I really don't feel the need to be overly worried about the small amounts I put in there.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bernynhel View Post
    NP, silkprint, and I do appreciate your posts - apology accepted (kidding!). Well, the guy's guilty of havin' his cc show up in my QT and messin' me up, anyhow! QT has only suspended my acct. with no explanation so that means they're throwin' him under the bus via silence. (grumble, grumble...)
    Bernynhel, just a thought...Maybe they locked the account so the fraudster could not log in again and do some more tricks

    I can well understand your feelings and I am certain that after the looooooooooooooong investgation you will receive what's due to you......I don't think a big company like QT would risk their reputation for $370. Ahuge sum to you maybe, but less than pennies for them

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    Quote Originally Posted by Stovetopp View Post
    ......I don't think a big company like QT would risk their reputation for $370. Ahuge sum to you maybe, but less than pennies for them
    I know, that's why I'm totally lost and confused right now as to why my account was closed and they refuse to reimburse me. It's obvious with the OP's discovery of someones else CC under his QT account deposit options, that QT isn't as secure as they claim or there were some big mistakes made. Why shouldn't I think my card was used by another QT customer to deposit after seeing this thread? I know I didn't initiate a deposit, so someone else did!

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    Quote Originally Posted by cheetahwind View Post
    @ANDES52181
    Just the only thing I would make you do before you proceed with such thing is that you get consent from Max or Casinomeister first. I'd hate to see someone get banned for breaking the rules. I'm sure they'll let you considering the circumstances but I would just be careful.
    Also luckily I haven't had any issues with QT other than I haven't had anything worth cashing out. Most of the time I cash out from a place like iNetBet or intertops for like $150. Well after fees I'd get like $113.05. So it hardly seems worth the cashout unless if it's for something more along the lines of $400 or more just something to actually make the fees worth it.
    Otherwise since I only use my netspend card for online gaming and a few other sites we won't talk about. I really don't feel the need to be overly worried about the small amounts I put in there.
    Thanks for the input. I don't even know how to go about doing such a thing. Like I've stated, they corrected the $210 issue last month but now they closed my account and don't answer my emails about the $370? I've been polite as one could be after having an unauthorized charge to their card that caused them to exceed their credit limit incurring a $45 fee and an increase in their card rate. Plus I'm out the $370.

    I always hear good things about QT and that they resolve issues to the satisfaction of their customers. I just found it odd that this whole issue with QT started when I attempted to make my first deposit on their site and it was declined. I gave up and never tried again on their site. Than I get tagged with two charges in back to back months which never appear in my QT account and I never initiated. Than I read this thread and see the screenshot of someone elses card info under another individuals QT deposit options. How can I not think this is what happened to me? Makes me feel like QT closed my account to cover up their mistakes and it just so happens the OP here is an honest person who notified QT and took a screenshot before they suspended his account. Unfortunately for me, the person who used my card isn't as honest as the OP.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Stovetopp View Post
    Bernynhel, just a thought...Maybe they locked the account so the fraudster could not log in again and do some more tricks

    I can well understand your feelings and I am certain that after the looooooooooooooong investgation you will receive what's due to you......I don't think a big company like QT would risk their reputation for $370. Ahuge sum to you maybe, but less than pennies for them
    Stovetopp, you've obviously confused me with someone else!. I'm not missing any money. I began this thread because, on November 19, I had opened my QuickTender account so that I might fund it only to find an alien individual's (an individual, I might add, whom I never heard of, one Mr Ari Danaci) Visa card listed in addition to the two cards I had listed on the "adding funds options" (or whatever it's called - I can't even access it to check, now) page of my QuickTender Account. I added funds to my account, with, not my NetSpend Visa for reasons only too obvious, here: http://www.casinomeister.com/forums/...tml#post330658, and, no, not with Mr. Danaci's newly listed Visa, but with my newly added, second card, an "Only1", prepaid Visa. I had added the "Only1" just a few days earlier out of the necessity I hope that I have sufficiently addressed by the inclusion of the above link. I then, immediately informed QuickTender of the existence of the "alien card" whereby they just as immediately suspended my account, which brings us all here.

    Everyone all caught up, now?

    Note to ANDE52181: See the trouble you're causing me? It's too late for you, sukka! Suck it up! You shoulda started you're own damn thread when you still hadda chance, fool!, stead a tryin' a piggyback your ol' BS here! I'm tyrin' a do sumpin' 'bout handlin' my business, why'on't you go somewheres else an' handle your own???

    OK, take it easy!!! I'm just clownin' ANDES52181!! Kinda.
    ; =O)

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    Quote Originally Posted by bernynhel View Post
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    Note to ANDE52181: See the trouble you're causing me? It's too late for you, sukka! Suck it up! You shoulda started you're own damn thread when you still hadda chance, fool!, stead a tryin' a piggyback your ol' BS here! I'm tyrin' a do sumpin' 'bout handlin' my business, why'on't you go somewheres else an' handle your own???

    OK, take it easy!!! I'm just clownin' ANDES 52121!! Kinda.
    LOL I did start my own thread. Your great screenshot and post just made me realize exactly what happened in my case. QT listed my card under someone elses account and they used it to deposit. I give you props for not using the card and bringing it to QT's attention.

    Why the hell couldn't QT have listed my card under your account???

    I wouldn't be in this mess than!!

    Out of curiosity, why the hell would they suspend your account instead of just removing the card from your account? Weird, but I think something stinks here, like QT covering up a serious security breach/screwup on their end.

    BTW...feel free to piggyback me on any future threads as I surely owe you one!

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    Quote Originally Posted by ANDE52181 View Post
    LOL I did start my own thread. Your great screenshot and post just made me realize exactly what happened in my case. QT listed my card under someone elses account and they used it to deposit. I give you props for not using the card and bringing it to QT's attention.

    Why the hell couldn't QT have listed my card under your account???

    I wouldn't be in this mess than!!

    Out of curiosity, why the hell would they suspend your account instead of just removing the card from your account? Weird, but I think something stinks here, like QT covering up a serious security breach/screwup on their end.

    BTW...feel free to piggyback me on any future threads as I surely owe you one!

    I kinna thot so. I just thot it would be kinna funny to write that cuzza the cunfusion Stovetopp had thinkin I was you in the previous post an I hadda sort im out!

    In answer to your question: Good question! Which is exactly why I was inspired to send this email just 1 minute ago:

    A note to QuickTender:

    Dear QuickTender:

    It may or may not please you to know that I have opened a thread in a forum to discuss my "situation" with you, here:

    http://www.casinomeister.com/forums/...tml#post331868

    I had hoped, at the outset, that my second post to that forum would be to inform the forum members that QuickTender had addressed my problem in a timely fashion and that all was well, again, and that QuickTender was, truly, the fine, security-first kind of outfit that everyone had hoped it would turn out to be when we all first entrusted our precious finances to QuickTender's diligence.

    Since, I am sad to say, no one at QuickTender has had even the barest, common courtesy to reply to my pleas, let alone discuss with me how the problem might be resolved, I am afraid that the glowing-second-post-ship has already sailed and that the discussion has evolved to a place that could have easily been detoured had QuickTender deemed to find my query worth your attention.

    Sincerely,

    (bernynhel)

    P.S. Don't bother citing anything contained in this email as an excuse for any actions against me which you may be considering as a result of having received this email or the information which it contains. You've had ample opportunity to address these issues before now. Besides, I could really care less, at this point, couldn't I?
    ; =O)

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    ANDE, Your card being registered to someone else account; And they made the deposits isn't so. They would also need your 3 digit CVC Pin # from the back of your card to make a deposit. QT "processors" has a history of doing this

    http://www.casinomeister.com/forums/...d-charges.html

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    Quote Originally Posted by bernynhel View Post
    I kinna thot so. I just thot it would be kinna funny to write that cuzza the cunfusion Stovetopp had thinkin I was you in the previous post an I hadda sort im out!

    In answer to your question: Good question! Which is exactly why I was inspired to send this email just 1 minute ago:

    A note to QuickTender:

    Dear QuickTender:

    It may or may not please you to know that I have opened a thread in a forum to discuss my "situation" with you, here:

    http://www.casinomeister.com/forums/...tml#post331868

    I had hoped, at the outset, that my second post to that forum would be to inform the forum members that QuickTender had addressed my problem in a timely fashion and that all was well, again, and that QuickTender was, truly, the fine, security-first kind of outfit that everyone had hoped it would turn out to be when we all first entrusted our precious finances to QuickTender's diligence.

    Since, I am sad to say, no one at QuickTender has had even the barest, common courtesy to reply to my pleas, let alone discuss with me how the problem might be resolved, I am afraid that the glowing-second-post-ship has already sailed and that the discussion has evolved to a place that could have easily been detoured had QuickTender deemed to find my query worth your attention.

    Sincerely,

    (bernynhel)

    P.S. Don't bother citing anything contained in this email as an excuse for any actions against me which you may be considering as a result of having received this email or the information which it contains. You've had ample opportunity to address these issues before now. Besides, I could really care less, at this point, couldn't I?
    Nice...best post in this thread so far!

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    Quote Originally Posted by LonelyHearts View Post
    ANDE, Your card being registered to someone else account; And they made the deposits isn't so. They would also need your 3 digit CVC Pin # from the back of your card to make a deposit. QT "processors" has a history of doing this

    http://www.casinomeister.com/forums/...d-charges.html
    LonelyHearts is right. The mere accidental listing of your cc under another QuickTender Account holder's list of funding methods would not give that account holder the ability to fund their QT account with your card.

    Not why I didn't try to fund my QT Account with the "alien" Visa I found listed among my own cards. It just didn't occur to me to try before my account was suspended... (I'm kidding, again, of course! heh-heh!)

    And I couldn't find any instances of unexplained "alien" cc's listed in QuickTender accounts in that thread. But if this is just a common result of a glitch in QT's software, and since, like you said, there's really no risk of the QT Account holder accessing the "alien" card after discovering it since the CVV is required to do so, why didn't QuickTender just say so and remove the "alien" card?

    A couple of notes inspired by my visit to the above, mentioned thread:

    1. Any time I've had to explain anything about "Dubai" to anyone I simply state that these are religious donations of a highly personal nature and that their frequency are directly related to the number of "prayers" I receive from my "Swami", the "true" recipient, and that I have no control over which credit card processor my "Swami" selects and I'd rather die than question his choice. If you think of it "figuratively", this explanation can be regarded as 100% factual since the "activity" we members of CM are best known for is the closest thing many of will ever get to anything actually "religious". ("Ah haaaaaaaa!" you say!) I knew you'd "get it"! Besides, anyone demanding any such explanation has heard far goofier, "religious" stories from far nuttier nutbags than any of us, practically, and will usually stop asking more questions for no other reason than to avoid suffering any more explanations. Also, further investigations beyond the above explanation are generally quashed right then and there regardless of your inquisitor's ability to endure due to rules regarding religion and confidentiality at whatever company (like your bank) your inquisitor is working for.

    Still, I recommend never linking a bank or a real credit card to anything online since prepaid cards can be funded for a few dollars a month.


    2. Since the time of the above mentioned thread (2007), NetSpend can be used to withdraw from QuickTender and the routing information is on NetSpend's website
    ; =O)

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