They seem to be a new deposit system into casinos. From what I understand you purchase calling credit (which is charged at ridiculous rates) and it can be used for casino credits too, which you can use to fund some casino's.
I gave them a call, and they sound really unproffesional. I asked them why they have such a system and was told "I have no idea, I am just here working for somebody".
What I think they are doing, is quite a clever tactful move. Firstly credit card company's can not treat it like a deposit, as you are actually purchasing something, for call credit, so they can't be penalized by the CC companies, and can't be considered as a "withdrawal" like many other company's, so they won't have to charge the extra 3%. And secondly, they can't be banned from the USA, as they are selling call cerdits!
I think its a very clever move, and some thought put into it, but I just don't seem to trust them. It could be the website looking so rubbish, and the slowness of it loading, and teh "helpful" response I got, but they don't seem to have any backing etc. So would be happy to hear from anyone!
I gave them a call, and they sound really unproffesional. I asked them why they have such a system and was told "I have no idea, I am just here working for somebody".
What I think they are doing, is quite a clever tactful move. Firstly credit card company's can not treat it like a deposit, as you are actually purchasing something, for call credit, so they can't be penalized by the CC companies, and can't be considered as a "withdrawal" like many other company's, so they won't have to charge the extra 3%. And secondly, they can't be banned from the USA, as they are selling call cerdits!
I think its a very clever move, and some thought put into it, but I just don't seem to trust them. It could be the website looking so rubbish, and the slowness of it loading, and teh "helpful" response I got, but they don't seem to have any backing etc. So would be happy to hear from anyone!