I hope I am putting this question in right section.

[drazenn99]

It is really a question,not a complaint or ad or something.
Last few days I was thinking about depositing some money in some accredited(by you) online casino,and then stopped because all of this multiple accounts problems,casino's taking hardware fingerprint,HDD nr.,CPU,MAC adress,MBO,tralalala(whatever they can).
I stopped my self before depositing becausae I remember,maybe a two years ago I did opened a bunch of accounts for my friend who does not speak English at all(he hardly even speaks Croatian because he was dumped after a few years of prison from Germany where he lived for 37 years,and in English he says good bye instead good morning,but he knows what yes mean,and what no means,and cuple more words like money,gun,etc).I know it sounds unbelievable,but that's how it is.
The problem is I was doing this for him from my home,on his name,his email adress,his home adress,and after activation,I would give him his username and password,and then he would start to play until he loose everything,and everything from beginning.Even I tried couple of them but with no success,and poker and sportbetting were options for me.He has even deposited few hundred dollars few times after he hook up on slots(I helped him via Moneybookers of course),and never asked for no bonus.He just wanted to play for his own money until he wants,not until somebody else says he has to.
OK,it was that episode,he is not around me any more(in jail again,but this time here,in Croatia,but just to make it clear,not for a fraud,something drug related),and I took some nodeposit offer ,let's say,2 years later,and got no pay out because they found my PC was connected with his name some how(that is why I think they are taking a hardware fingerprint of our PC's),and rep or support of that casino told me"Your winnings are void because maybe he was playing from your PC(or something like that).OK,I swallow that.
Now,I opened for him I don't know how many accounts and in what casinos,and I am really affraid to deposit anywhere in my name,take some offer,meet the requirement for cash out,and then get banned because once I was making a favor for a friend.
So depositing and taking any of the offers is not an option for me.
BUT...question
If I open account in some casino,let's say I was already there,and opened account for him,and maybe even I tried 10-20$ nodeposit for my self(I really don't remember those few I tried and what email adress I used then maybe),I open new account there on some other adress because I really don't know which was maybe used back then,deposit 100$,win 1000$ with no offer included,would they still keep my money and call me a fraud?

Huh,I hope,you understand what I want to ask.
...and please,admins,if I missplaced this post,can you pleas put it in the right section?

Cheers

[rainmaker]

Hello,

You case is a bit...lets call it unusual. But fair enough

I would advise you to contact the casino. Tell them your story, and ask them if they want you as a customer or not. If they give you the permission to play based on the info you have given, then there should not be any problems. Unless they can prove you have been lying or something.

[Repro]

Hello,

You case is a bit...lets call it unusual. But fair enough

I would advise you to contact the casino. Tell them your story, and ask them if they want you as a customer or not. If they give you the permission to play based on the info you have given, then there should not be any problems. Unless they can prove you have been lying or something.

I agree. the best thing to do is just ask the casino is there would be any problems with your account.

When i signup to a new casino i try to send my docs in even before i make a deposit. This way all the check are done and they are approved before any problem can occur. My withdrawals always run smoothly and i'm sure that no problems can occur with (forgotten) earlier signups.

[drazenn99]

No,believe me,I am not lying,why in the God's name I would open accounts in someone other name,taking offers in his name when there is an option to win the money if I play for myself?How would I cash out if win in someone other name?
But yes,I was also thinking about what you are saying,and when they say yes,confirm that by email,make a screen shot where the time and date is visible,and then send few copys of that screenshot and email reply at few adresses,just to make sure some won't say:"NO,THAT'S NOT TRUE,WE DIDN'T TELL YOU WE WANT YOU AS A CUSTOMER"

[rainmaker]

I did not indicate that you lied. All I said was that the casino might close your account (hold back winnings) if you give false information. This applies for all players and must be regarded as a general advice.

You should be safe if you use an accredited casino. As I said, tell them about your concerns and ask if they want you as a customer.

[felicie]

It's going to be hard to make cs understand all that and I'm wondering why I did LOL but maybe if you have a particular casino you like that is here on the accredited list, the rep here might be able to help you. good luck.

[jstrike]

Just thinking about this another way, maybe the safest thing to do is wipe your hard drive or use another computer. Sites can look at two things. One is the IP address, which is obviously not proof of someone's identity (for example, two players can go into the same internet cafe on different days, use the same computer, and it doesn't mean they know each other; or your home dynamic IP address can be reassigned tomorrow to someone you don't know). The other is, with downloaded software, that it can hold information in hidden files on your hard drive even after you try to uninstall the software. It might put a tiny file somewhere with the names of people who've logged into that casino software, and bury it. You'll never find it if it's encoded.

If the software originally installed was not on the root/master account on your computer, and you believe it was never given permission to install anything through the root account, then you could create a new user account on your computer and install the gaming software there. But if you have some doubt that this software is still infecting your computer anywhere, you should probably copy your documents to an external hard drive, wipe your computer, reinstall your operating system and start from scratch before you sign up anywhere.

[ksech]

Not to be rude, but...
Is this the same friend you opened accounts for who was a nightguard at a prison?

http://www.casinomeister.com/forums/...at-option.html

But now this person is in prison himself?
Sorry, but your story keeps changing (I may be wrong...)

In your second thread...

http://www.casinomeister.com/forums/...ermission.html

you have problems with Vegas Sky casino due to having registered an account there for this friend the nightguard who is now in prison(?).
Before you open a new account at any casino, you should go to CSR and ask if you already have an account with them, to save yourself from problems later on down the road, since you don't remember who you created accounts with previously.

It can get confusing when you open accounts to play the freebies only. You'd be better off writing down your information for each casino (i.e. casino name, login name, password, email address you used) so there isn't a chance of making multiple accounts.

[Nifty29]

Not to be rude, but...
Is this the same friend you opened accounts for who was a nightguard at a prison?

http://www.casinomeister.com/forums/...at-option.html

But now this person is in prison himself?
Sorry, but your story keeps changing (I may be wrong...)

In your second thread...

http://www.casinomeister.com/forums/...ermission.html

you have problems with Vegas Sky casino due to having registered an account there for this friend the nightguard who is now in prison(?).
Before you open a new account at any casino, you should go to CSR and ask if you already have an account with them, to save yourself from problems later on down the road, since you don't remember who you created accounts with previously.

It can get confusing when you open accounts to play the freebies only. You'd be better off writing down your information for each casino (i.e. casino name, login name, password, email address you used) so there isn't a chance of making multiple accounts.

Nice work ksech.

Seems likely this guy is just another garden variety scammer.

He's probably got 6 different accounts everywhere

[onlineprime08]

you got that man right in there.