4 of a kind
Repeated violations of forum rule 1.16 - troll
- Joined
- Mar 11, 2009
- Location
- New York
I have a separate checking account that of course has its own visa debit card, just for online casinos, poker, and some straight up purchases. I also had several bank wires from casinos sent to this account also. Today I get a call from my banker who questioned several of the transactions. He obviously new they were online gambling sites. Ive been reading many of the affiliate posts here recently, and that was the first thing that came to my mind. I start rambling how Im an online casino affiliate for online casinos overseas where its legal. I continue my rambling that the deposits to the casinos I made were in fact for the site to disburse funds due to other affiliates that receive a percentage of the checks I receive at another bank.
I also have another account at this bank with a substantial balance which was never involved with anything online. He then asks me if I was aware of the laws that the banks are obligated to abide by concerning online gambling? I reply yes when it comes to gambling, but Im not gambling. He then asked me to please stop from making such transactions of any kind with any online gambling institutions in the future. I of course said sure, and apologized if I caused any problems. He said no problem and everything was fine to this point as long as I would refrain from further transactions. Tonight I went to the machine and withdrew max cash allowed at one time, and should have it empty in a couple of days. I dont even want to go inside in case I run into my banker, who is always at his desk, and always says hello.
Guess its time to move to another bank. I usually move to another bank for online gambling every year or so, and this past year and a half I actually had my separate online checking account opened at one of the banks I normally deal with. I was getting tired of having to travel to another bank all the time for online transactions. (Bad move)
Going to open another account some where else and hope that the banks here arent on to some new detection program. But honestly I guess the amount of transactions and bank wires I was doing were enough to raise a few eyebrows.
So for US players I would suggest to be a little more cautious, and discreet.
I also have another account at this bank with a substantial balance which was never involved with anything online. He then asks me if I was aware of the laws that the banks are obligated to abide by concerning online gambling? I reply yes when it comes to gambling, but Im not gambling. He then asked me to please stop from making such transactions of any kind with any online gambling institutions in the future. I of course said sure, and apologized if I caused any problems. He said no problem and everything was fine to this point as long as I would refrain from further transactions. Tonight I went to the machine and withdrew max cash allowed at one time, and should have it empty in a couple of days. I dont even want to go inside in case I run into my banker, who is always at his desk, and always says hello.
Guess its time to move to another bank. I usually move to another bank for online gambling every year or so, and this past year and a half I actually had my separate online checking account opened at one of the banks I normally deal with. I was getting tired of having to travel to another bank all the time for online transactions. (Bad move)
Going to open another account some where else and hope that the banks here arent on to some new detection program. But honestly I guess the amount of transactions and bank wires I was doing were enough to raise a few eyebrows.
So for US players I would suggest to be a little more cautious, and discreet.