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- May 22, 2012
Thank you very much for all of your feedback and we apologize for the ambiguity of the T's and C's - They are currently under review for change in January 2015.
If I may clear up a few points, Spin Genie only enforces a £100 win cap on it's registration bonus, which currently is 50 free spins, and was previously £10 free.
In order to receive the registration bonus, a user must enter valid credit/debit card details in their account, but no funds will be taken in order to receive the registration bonus.
The registration bonus is subjected to 60x wagering requirements and if met, the winnings from the registration bonus will be transferred to the players cash balance up to a maximum of £100. If you have won more than £100 off either the free spins or our previous no deposit bonus - only £100 would be transferred to your cash wallet and the rest of the bonus funds would be forfeit.
We do not enforce a win cap on any other bonuses, only the registration bonus when the user is not required to deposit.
We believe this is a fair policy and in line with other online casinos.
If you have any further questions, comments or feedback please do not hesitate to contact me.
Spin Genie Support
Sorry but this is a p!ss-poor way to approach the issue, 'review' in January is far too late it's not difficult to reword them ASAP as they are pretty generic to all sites with similar terms (but minus the ambiguity) anyway. At present if anybody were to deposit and win as they stand the terms could be used to remove winnings, there is too much uncertainly. This uncertainty is reflected in your CS responses to the questions raised, as they read the terms in the same way as we have in that the £100 applies to ALL bonuses offered.
Common-sense would decree these terms are edited sharpish as they will clearly put players off from signing up, well those that actually bother to read the terms, which fortunately for us at CM we do.
No-one is saying that the intended term isn't a 'fair policy' as you say, but as it is presently worded it's simply bloody ridiculous.
You also need to clarify that should a player win the max £100 ND which is then converted to his withdrawable cash balance, this must be withdrawn and cannot be used to fund further play which could result in exceeding that £100 and that a fresh deposit must be made which would also enable the player to opt for any SUB you offer and that would be without restriction.
Dunover 'Unofficial T&C's Editor'