Big wins casino - waiting on withdrawal

[Traymar]

Haven’t been paid from big wins casino it’s been over a week no response just the same pasted messages

 

[mulven]

Haven’t been paid from big wins casino it’s been over a week no response just the same pasted messages

whats the url? Last time this came up there was an actual website called big wins and a complete scam called big wins, two different logos.

 

[conker]

Slightly edited the headline of this thread, to make it clearer on the discussion.

 

[Traymar]

whats the url? Last time this came up there was an actual website called big wins and a complete scam called big wins, two different logos.

Bigwins.org.uk

 

[Traymar]

Bigwins.org.uk

Also has a crown on there heading the other has a line going down in between but can log in on both of them

 

[mulven]

Bigwins.org.uk

That is an affiliate site or possibly a site owned by the owners of the scam site it redirects to.

I believe the other big wins casino has closed down and they are using their that casinos logo and information on this redirect site.

When you click sign up it redirects to

You do not have permission to view link Log in or register now.

I am sorry but you will never see that money again, the best thing you can attempt to do is chargeback or dispute the payments with your bank, especially as MCC 7995 won't have been used.

You can read more about this scam here:

WARNING Thread '4Crowns: bogus license, non-payment, ignored complaints'

Jun 3, 2020

Over the past few months we have received an abnormally high number of complaints regarding 4CrownsCasino.com. Almost all report problems with payment followed by various stalling tactics -- "no record of your withdrawal", "Security must review your case again", "wait another week", etc -- usually ending in the player's account being locked and their balance confiscated without explanation. Needless to say this in itself is enough to justify this Warning.

We've also recently learned that the casino is using unlicensed software and have seen verification of exactly that. "Using unlicensed...

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[Traymar]

This is the site I went on to

 

[interlog]

That is an affiliate site or possibly a site owned by the owners of the scam site it redirects to.

I believe the other big wins casino has closed down and they are using their that casinos logo and information on this redirect site.

When you click sign up it redirects to

You do not have permission to view link Log in or register now.

I am sorry but you will never see that money again, the best thing you can attempt to do is chargeback or dispute the payments with your bank, especially as MCC 7995 won't have been used.

You can read more about this scam here:

WARNING Thread '4Crowns: bogus license, non-payment, ignored complaints'

Jun 3, 2020

Over the past few months we have received an abnormally high number of complaints regarding 4CrownsCasino.com. Almost all report problems with payment followed by various stalling tactics -- "no record of your withdrawal", "Security must review your case again", "wait another week", etc -- usually ending in the player's account being locked and their balance confiscated without explanation. Needless to say this in itself is enough to justify this Warning.

We've also recently learned that the casino is using unlicensed software and have seen verification of exactly that. "Using unlicensed...

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• Replies: 11
• Forum: Casinomeister Warnings

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This is what Virgin Media has to say when you try to go to bigwins01.online

 

[Traymar]

This is what Virgin Media has to say when you try to go to bigwins01.online

View attachment 206428

Thanku

 

[mulven]

This is the site I went on to

Yep, the logo from that email matches the scam site, did you get targeted through emails or social media?

Be very careful where you sign up in the future, make sure to check multiple third party websites for reviews and avoid trusting trustpilot (ayyy) due to the ease of astroturfing (fake reviews) on that platform.

Additionally unless the site is an RTG-powered platform, where bonuses are such huge percentages its usually too good to be true and is an attempt to entice players. RTG casinos tend to offer such large percentages because most of them run the games at 91% which makes a 300-400% similar value to a 100-200%er at 95%. With that said sometimes casinos do advertise welcome packages using the entire percentage, lets say 450, with it actually turning out to be a 200% then a 100% then two 75%s

 

[Traymar]

Yep, the logo from that email matches the scam site, did you get targeted through emails or social media?

Be very careful where you sign up in the future, make sure to check multiple third party websites for reviews and avoid trusting trustpilot (ayyy) due to the ease of astroturfing (fake reviews) on that platform.

No I didn’t get targeted from emails or anything I just randomly went on and found the site it was the attractive bonuses they do