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Ok, let me make sure there is absolute clarity. Here is an example (not actual transactions - this is merely representative and not the case of OP in any way):
Deposit 1 (£100), done with credit card A - lost
Deposit 2 (£100), done with credit card B - lost
Deposit 3 (£200), done with Neteller - won £500
Withdrawal of £500 requested to Neteller.
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Even though the 500 was won from a Neteller deposit, there are outstanding accounts that have contributed the funds in order of priority. As such 500 will be split as to:
Return £100 to Card A
Return £100 to Card B
Return £200 to Neteller
Excess can be withdrawn anywhere desired.
This is the black/white procedure. It's not implemented 100% of the time exacly as so due to many different scenarios in players experience and once payment methods are liked to the player that has undergone due diligence and payment methods themselves have been KYC'd the process is made more lenient for convenience as risk element is obviously lower.
If Card A cannot be paid do due to some reason or another then we will, in most cases, again depending on actual case request varying levels of diligence to ensure correct AML process is adhered to.
Again, once the new payment method is confirmed, for example by sending the new card scans back and front, more lenient approach can be afforded.
Really, this is hardly a debate. I respect that you feel this process is too much, or even that we somehow (i still don't understand how) we use it to defraud players (that's what you seem to be going for) - but it really is just a matter of sensible diligence. Sometimes, admittedly, red tape can be frustrating and we're more than open to review any case that gets stuck in bureaucracy. Notwithstanding, this poliy has excellent track record and is worth the tape for the amount of stolen cards that attempt to be laundered.
As you can see, it was relevant to users case as prior to the NT deposit, a credit card deposit was made. That card had to have the funds returned to, or new card validated.
Thank you
EDIT: as you can see, again, this is the third time you directly attacked myself or member of my team and upfront accused us of lying - merely because 1) you do not have in depth knowledge on regulatory processes of varying jurisdictions, UK not being the only one and 2) you do not have facts at hand.
As such you are simply being disruptive. I'll ask you to stop, one last time. If you need clarification, we'll happily give it without having to handle your attitude.
Ok, let me make sure there is absolute clarity. Here is an example (not actual transactions - this is merely representative and not the case of OP in any way):
Deposit 1 (£100), done with credit card A - lost
Deposit 2 (£100), done with credit card B - lost
Deposit 3 (£200), done with Neteller - won £500
Withdrawal of £500 requested to Neteller.
----
Even though the 500 was won from a Neteller deposit, there are outstanding accounts that have contributed the funds in order of priority. As such 500 will be split as to:
Return £100 to Card A
Return £100 to Card B
Return £200 to Neteller
Excess can be withdrawn anywhere desired.
This is the black/white procedure. It's not implemented 100% of the time exacly as so due to many different scenarios in players experience and once payment methods are liked to the player that has undergone due diligence and payment methods themselves have been KYC'd the process is made more lenient for convenience as risk element is obviously lower.
If thats your policy I am not one to argue, People read rules so its up to them to remeber, But a few points
Deposit 1 (£100), done with credit card A - lost
Deposit 2 (£100), done with credit card B - lost
Deposit 3 (£200), done with Neteller - won £500
Return £100 to Card A
Return £100 to Card B
Return £200 to Neteller
Problem there, Card A & B have been closed down than what
... You are not allowed to share data on me in public by the way but you think you are above all regulations and the law.
“personal data” means data which relate to a living individual who can be identified ... from those data. ...
I'd suggest you take a closer look at the DPA before you start making such statements. For example, in the basic definitions of the DPA you will see that the DPA pertains to:
I see no such data being disclosed.
Was going to ask about if this was just a BetAt thing, as I have never had any problems (Other Casinos) using different cards and only withdrawing to a specified method (usually Neteller)
Your bolded part explains this though and it seems quite reasonable. Some heels need to cool here I think.
P.S Have a good Birthday Igor.
It was me who called you out, and I don't appreciate your shitty tone.
You have omitted to mention thats not what your support staff asked for, and you didn't say anything different earlier in the thread just had a rant about how you have to follow the regulations, implying that you agree with what the support staff had said. A little later it turns out the withdrawal was processed without that, so therefore you broke the regulations, or your support staff lied, and you went along with that.
As for 15 years in the industry, your posts come across as if they are written by a 15 year old in a mood because they have been caught out doing something wrong. Maybe you should hand over your public postings to someone with a little more professionalism.
Lets also not forget, the card was NOT the source of funds, the source of the funds was Neteller, so your rant about HAVING to return the payout to the source is a lie too, as you wouldn't let him send it back to the source, but to the Visa card, which was not the source of funding, obviously you are happy to break the rules when you feel like it.
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