vinylweatherman
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Proc Cyber
If this is how Proc Cyber operate then I expect there are MANY innocent players having trouble. Same last name is hardly a unique identifier, and even with the same birthdate, they should see that the odds are in favour of innocence given that the locations are not just different, but on a different continent!
Given the almost total lack of appeal against such inept decision making, we should expect better.
If the casinos want to stamp out real fraud, they need to act honestly at their end, rather than use fraud as an excuse to make life difficult when they simply "don't like" a particular player.
One thing I wanted to add that I overlooked.
A few years back I had a number of accounts locked for no reason. I requested a casino manager to contact Proc Cyber Services on my behalf.
It turned out that there was a player from Denmark who had been up to no good, with the same Last name & same birthdate. Even though my IP & other info were identified as coming frmo Australia, all my accounts under PCS where closed.
This turned into a total nightmare and was a royal pain the a## to get all my accounts re-opened.
I'm wondering if this could be the case here too, mistaken identity.
If this is how Proc Cyber operate then I expect there are MANY innocent players having trouble. Same last name is hardly a unique identifier, and even with the same birthdate, they should see that the odds are in favour of innocence given that the locations are not just different, but on a different continent!
Given the almost total lack of appeal against such inept decision making, we should expect better.
If the casinos want to stamp out real fraud, they need to act honestly at their end, rather than use fraud as an excuse to make life difficult when they simply "don't like" a particular player.