Brooding about something...

**Realitybitez** · 12th December 2011, 01:30 AM

Just a few questions, would love your guys thoughts on this:

Do you ever get nervous about all the documentation one has to send out to casinos to get out cashouts? I was just thinking, Gawd! Who knows what they're going to do with it, they could easily steal your identity with the stuff they're asking for, or use your identity for a front or something.

And why do some chat operators have the option to send the 'chat log' to your email and others dont? How are you supposed to prove anything if you dont have a copy of that chat log? Can you request a copy of that chatlog? Would they give it?

Just a thought

**AussieOnline** · 12th December 2011, 01:42 AM

When I first started playing online casino;s i was VERY worried about sending all my docs. I was very hesitant to do so, as the first time i played at a casino i had a decent win, and i wasnt sure if it was a scam or something, as i never new a thing about casinos and heard some horrible stories about them. In the end if i wanted my winnings i had to send the docs, so grit my teeth and wished for the best, 1 week later i got my winnings and was happy as larry. But yes ur right, i often do wonder what they could do with all our docs. IF they got into the wrong hands.

**Mousey** · 12th December 2011, 02:05 AM

Originally Posted by Realitybitez

Just a few questions, would love your guys thoughts on this:

Do you ever get nervous about all the documentation one has to send out to casinos to get out cashouts? I was just thinking, Gawd! Who knows what they're going to do with it, they could easily steal your identity with the stuff they're asking for, or use your identity for a front or something.

And why do some chat operators have the option to send the 'chat log' to your email and others dont? How are you supposed to prove anything if you dont have a copy of that chat log? Can you request a copy of that chatlog? Would they give it?

Just a thought

The good casinos take steps to see that this sort of thing doesn't happen. But... all it takes is one bad apple in the position to do this sort of thing.... The link is a couple years old, but I fear it happens a heck of a lot more than we know about. And what about all the info we (especially USA players) have given to webwallets, etc., that 'disappear'?

http://www.casinomeister.com/forums/...g-website.html

Sorry I can't help with the chat logs. If CS can't send it, perhaps a quick 'Select All' and copy/paste into Notepad or something?

**sattty** · 12th December 2011, 02:07 AM

theres another thread going on at moment about 32red verifying players by doing a credit check for verification purposes..

i think it an excellent way to doit....it has no negative effect on ur credit file and saves on sending in docs..but i also was worried sending such docs somewhere to people i dont know in another country there has to be a better way to do it and verification through credit check is certainly a good way imho

**Realitybitez** · 12th December 2011, 02:38 AM

For sure. I had a certain casino (recently) that said they didn't receive my documents and I had to send them over and over again.

Then I started worrying, well if they weren't getting them, then who was?

Crikeys, these are really important and private documents we are sending out.

The other side of this coin, is that they didn't have the option to have chat logs sent to one's email, so I cant prove that they said this and that, (though suspicious and paranoid person that I am) I did copy and paste on a word document the majority of conversations. Then again, what does that prove? Pasted text on a word document, doesn't prove anything in my opinion except the fact that I feel I'm really getting the run around.

Especially the 'we haven't received them' 'we haven't received them' part

Well if they didnt receive them, who did?

Where are my documents.. scarey...

Originally Posted by Mousey

The good casinos take steps to see that this sort of thing doesn't happen. But... all it takes is one bad apple in the position to do this sort of thing.... The link is a couple years old, but I fear it happens a heck of a lot more than we know about. And what about all the info we (especially USA players) have given to webwallets, etc., that 'disappear'?

http://www.casinomeister.com/forums/...g-website.html

Sorry I can't help with the chat logs. If CS can't send it, perhaps a quick 'Select All' and copy/paste into Notepad or something?

**Realitybitez** · 12th December 2011, 02:40 AM

That seems like a real invasion of privacy by dipping into someones credit history. In saying that if it stops all the hassle of sending verification documents, by all means - lets do it that way

Originally Posted by sattty

theres another thread going on at moment about 32red verifying players by doing a credit check for verification purposes..

i think it an excellent way to doit....it has no negative effect on ur credit file and saves on sending in docs..but i also was worried sending such docs somewhere to people i dont know in another country there has to be a better way to do it and verification through credit check is certainly a good way imho

**Seventh777** · 12th December 2011, 04:38 AM

Originally Posted by Realitybitez

That seems like a real invasion of privacy by dipping into someones credit history. In saying that if it stops all the hassle of sending verification documents, by all means - lets do it that way

They do not dip into your credit history, they use them to verify whom you are, there is a huge difference here, when a company checks your credit history your credit score takes a minus hit, there are other ways to verify people ie:- electoral rolls but these are very expensive and are not 100% guaranteed of having the necessary data required, long story short, being a builder I am often in a situation where I need to credit check possible customers, this is done curtsey of my sister/accountant via an agency available from the Federation of Master Builders that I belong to, and it is very thorough. If someone had used this service for checking Robert Maxwell`s credit score just before he died, they would have uncovered a once perfect score that had shot down to zero over a few days as he plundered people`s pension scheme cash to try and save his empire, for a paltry cost of £6

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**Realitybitez** · 12th December 2011, 11:20 AM

Well I've decided I'd really rather go with the credit check. I have been asked 'again' to send my verification documents by a certain casino.

Sending all my sensitive stuff to some casino who reckons they're not getting it, is really getting to me.

I going pass the stage of slightly frustrated to 'boiling mad'

I feel like I might as well just post all my personal details all over the internet cause that's whats it feeling like. 'Its for your own security' blah blah. Whatever I bet, they wouldn't send their credit card details etc etc over and over again.

Cant understand why they are not receiving my emails considering I carbon copied them to another one of my emails and they got to that other email of mine just fine. Grrrrr!

Ok, rant over : going for a walk before I decide to blow all the winnings I got from Euro Palace (who Im in love with at the moment) back into their casino.. lol!

Originally Posted by Seventh777

They do not dip into your credit history, they use them to verify whom you are, there is a huge difference here, when a company checks your credit history your credit score takes a minus hit, there are other ways to verify people ie:- electoral rolls but these are very expensive and are not 100% guaranteed of having the necessary data required, long story short, being a builder I am often in a situation where I need to credit check possible customers, this is done curtsey of my sister/accountant via an agency available from the Federation of Master Builders that I belong to, and it is very thorough. If someone had used this service for checking Robert Maxwell`s credit score just before he died, they would have uncovered a once perfect score that had shot down to zero over a few days as he plundered people`s pension scheme cash to try and save his empire, for a paltry cost of £6

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**Przecinek** · 12th December 2011, 11:29 AM

Originally Posted by Realitybitez

Cant understand why they are not receiving my emails considering I carbon copied them to another one of my emails and they got to that other email of mine just fine. Grrrrr!

Hmm...

"In every life we have some trouble
When you worry you make it double
Don't worry, be happy......"

**AussieOnline** · 12th December 2011, 11:43 AM

Originally Posted by Realitybitez

Well I've decided I'd really rather go with the credit check. I have been asked 'again' to send my verification documents by a certain casino.

Sending all my sensitive stuff to some casino who reckons they're not getting it, is really getting to me.

I going pass the stage of slightly frustrated to 'boiling mad'

I feel like I might as well just post all my personal details all over the internet cause that's whats it feeling like. 'Its for your own security' blah blah. Whatever I bet, they wouldn't send their credit card details etc etc over and over again.

Cant understand why they are not receiving my emails considering I carbon copied them to another one of my emails and they got to that other email of mine just fine. Grrrrr!

Ok, rant over : going for a walk before I decide to blow all the winnings I got from Euro Palace (who Im in love with at the moment) back into their casino.. lol!

Hi, not sure if its been mentioned before, but are u sending Jpeg or PDF files? Most casino ( or all casino only accept this type of stuff ), IF u are sending this type, then please try sending 1 attachment in email at a time, a nusiance i know, but it works, i had same trouble with G.Riviera casino. I sent my documents 6 times!!!! In the end i sent 1 at a time, they finally got recieved.