I Virtually every US-facing group has had delays in one point or another.
I think that is an exaggeration, and even if it isn't, most of these operators have found a way to overcome issues without impacting their customers.
I mean, for goodness sake, you already have a 7-10 business day timeframe which is ludicrous. If that doesn't give you enough breathing space to get organised then someone isn't doing their job.
One question in general that still puzzles me and I assume others. How can other casinos that serve US residents pay so quickly??
(3Dice, Villento, Rich Reels, CWC, and English Harbor group have all paid my withdrawals within 24-72 hours) yet it is difficult for BetPhoenix and other casninos besides those I have named? There have been no delays in my cashouts from the casinos I have named above even during the fray of the recent weeks with processors.
So it appears that it isn't a problem with ALL US-facing casinos ---- just certain ones. Can you help us understand why? A better understanding of your lengthy timetable and why your process takes so much longer compared to others might help us get a better perspective on BetPhoenix and how we view it in the future as one of our online gaming choices, once you are past this current spate of problems.
The reason is that most other operators have plenty of reserve (rainy day) funds to cover such problems like EWX and othe processor issues.
It is obvious that BP
does not have such a reserve, and will therefore
always be exposed to the slightest hiccup in the payment processing industry. If you have a look at the Casino Cashout Policies thread you will better understand how reputable casinos (i.e. the ones that actually care about their players) run the financial side of their business:
https://www.casinomeister.com/forums/threads/cashout-policies-and-procedures.42101/
Whichever way you slice it, there are only a few reasons why there would be such ridiculous delays in payouts:
1. Lack of funds
2. Poor management
3. Both
Sorry, but I don't see how having a nice guy as a rep (and he is BTW) even begins to make up for these serious problems.
You can bet that there will be continuing issues facing US-friendly casinos, and that operations like BP will be seriously affected by every one of them due to their lack of preparation (as shown by this thread). Hence, these delays
will happen again.
Players already risk their money playing the games - they shouldn't have to risk waiting weeks or months for their winnings as well.
I've often seen it posted by reps "You will definitely be paid. 100% for sure" etc etc. Well.......
so they should be! You aren't doing them a favour by paying their winnings,
you are doing what you are supposed to do!
There are not so few US-facing casinos that US players have to accept 3rd-rate service like this.
At the end of the say, it's a personal choice.......just don't say you weren't warned.