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First Live customers have started disputing the charges on their credit cards big style first live beginning to feel the heat emails being sent out by them:
Dear player,
Since the obtaining of First Live Casino we have been examining the payments
systems and it seems that there are a number of irregularities, with
hundreds of thousands of dollars of fraudulent claims in the payouts ledger
currently being investigated by the relevant authorities.
We apologise for the lack of information regarding these transactions but in
order to pursue
a number of legal actions we have been unable to comment on individual
cases .
Your cashout requests are as follows:
Transaction Number: xxxxxxxx
Date : xx/xx/1999
Amount $ xxxx
Before the payment can be issued we must ask you to fax us a signature (the
same signature that is on the credit card) plus confirm the address where
the payment will be sent. This address MUST match the address to where the
credit card is registered.
The form for that needs to be faxed is attached to this e-mail
Please print it out and fill in the requested information and fax it to 0123
4565 7890
Once this has been completed your cashout will be processed and your
winnings will be sent immediately.
These new procedures follow the new guidelines set out by the Visa and
Mastercard banking network and will ensure safe and fair game play for our
valued clients.
Any queries concerning this should be addressed to
cashier@firstlive.com or
consult our FAQ section here www.firstlive.com/FAQ
Kind regards
The Management Northstar Communications
For those of you awaiting a cashout from First Live, who have received this email, please refrain from signing the letter until I review it with the company currently responsible for credit card transactions with First Live.
I will submit a post as soon as I get a response regarding the legality of signing this letter.
DONT TRUST THEM HUNDREDS OF THOUSAND OF DOLLARS KEEP IT UP DISPUTE EVERY CHARGE YOU EVER MADE WITH THEM THEY BROKE THE CONTRACT WITH YOU THEY ARE CORRUPT