- Joined
- Jan 20, 2004
- Location
- Pictland
Over the last year or so we’ve seen quite a number of complaints regarding BC.Game, both through our Player Arbitration (PAB) process and on the forums directly:
As you will see in those threads most of the problems are of the slow-pay/no-pay variety. In the cases where a player has come to us with their issue — usually after being blown-off and/or ignored by the casino — BC.Game simply ignores it by saying the same thing over and over:
In other words “we ain’t talking so talk to the hand”. End result: player’s issue goes nowhere because the casino’s “firsthand assistance” just takes the player back to square one which, as mentioned above, is "being blown-off and/or ignored”.
WARNING: BC.Game is giving a lot of players the slow-pay/no-pay treatment and ignoring any attempts by players to seek outside assistance. Players are advised to forgo the nonexistent “firsthand assistance” the casino will inevitably claim to offer and take their money elsewhere.
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As you will see in those threads most of the problems are of the slow-pay/no-pay variety. In the cases where a player has come to us with their issue — usually after being blown-off and/or ignored by the casino — BC.Game simply ignores it by saying the same thing over and over:
“… we kindly request that you direct the customer to contact us directly for further assistance. We believe that addressing the customer's concerns firsthand will allow us to provide the most efficient and effective support possible. …"
In other words “we ain’t talking so talk to the hand”. End result: player’s issue goes nowhere because the casino’s “firsthand assistance” just takes the player back to square one which, as mentioned above, is "being blown-off and/or ignored”.
WARNING: BC.Game is giving a lot of players the slow-pay/no-pay treatment and ignoring any attempts by players to seek outside assistance. Players are advised to forgo the nonexistent “firsthand assistance” the casino will inevitably claim to offer and take their money elsewhere.
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