vinylweatherman
You type well loads
Here's one for all those shafted by the "if it isn't in Cashcheck you can't have made that transaction" excuse from casinos.
I have been struggling with yet another problem, but as I was compiling the complaint I discovered that some of the transactions had been removed from Cashckeck, most likely a system error. The point is, this is evidence that Cashcheck cannot be taken as definitive proof as a certified record of purchases and withdrawals in the event of a dispute. If this can happen in error, a less reputable outfit could do this fraudulently.
Taken at the same time:-
Cashckeck:-
Withdrawals
Date(mm/dd/yyyy) Transaction Status Credits
02/09/2006 ##### Work in Progress 2000.00
02/01/2006 ##### View Processed 1300.00
02/05/2006 ##### View Processed 2700.00
02/06/2006 ##### View Processed 3000.00
02/07/2006 ##### View Processed 3000.00
02/08/2006 ##### View Processed 3000.00
02/09/2006 ##### View Processed 3600.00
Actual:- (account & ref info censored for obvious reasons)
Casino Account No: <ahem!>
Withdrawal ID: (Finalised) ???????
Withdrawal Amount: 2,200.00 Withdrawal Request Date: 10 Feb 2006
Payment Method Account Reference Amount Paid Date Paid
NETeller <myneteller> <refid> 1,000.00 11 Feb 2006
NETeller <myneteller> <refid> 1,000.00 11 Feb 2006
NETeller <myneteller> <refid> 200.00 11 Feb 2006
Casino Account No: <ahem!>
Withdrawal ID: (Finalised) ???????
Withdrawal Amount: 1,400.00 Withdrawal Request Date: 11 Feb 2006
Payment Method Account Reference Amount Paid Date Paid
NETeller <myneteller> <refid> 1,000.00 11 Feb 2006
NETeller <myneteller> <refid> 400.00 11 Feb 2006
These later two withdrawals do NOT show in Cashcheck, but have been paid; BUT what if this was a rogue operator (which this isn't). They could claim the last two withdrawals did not happen, and the player would have no evidence from cashcheck with which to pursue a claim! The rogue would ensure that Cashcheck never got corrected.
This rogue casino excuse is now well and truly BUSTED - a system error CAN lead to a situation where a transaction can disappear from the deposit and withdrawal log (whether temporary or permanent), and such information is not sufficiently reliable to be taken as arbiter of the truth. Also, if it can happen in error, I expect the same fault can be "set" deliberately by a rogue with enough knowledge of the workings of the system.
PS - I have deposited more than I have withdrawn, don't get jealous
I have been struggling with yet another problem, but as I was compiling the complaint I discovered that some of the transactions had been removed from Cashckeck, most likely a system error. The point is, this is evidence that Cashcheck cannot be taken as definitive proof as a certified record of purchases and withdrawals in the event of a dispute. If this can happen in error, a less reputable outfit could do this fraudulently.
Taken at the same time:-
Cashckeck:-
Withdrawals
Date(mm/dd/yyyy) Transaction Status Credits
02/09/2006 ##### Work in Progress 2000.00
02/01/2006 ##### View Processed 1300.00
02/05/2006 ##### View Processed 2700.00
02/06/2006 ##### View Processed 3000.00
02/07/2006 ##### View Processed 3000.00
02/08/2006 ##### View Processed 3000.00
02/09/2006 ##### View Processed 3600.00
Actual:- (account & ref info censored for obvious reasons)
Casino Account No: <ahem!>
Withdrawal ID: (Finalised) ???????
Withdrawal Amount: 2,200.00 Withdrawal Request Date: 10 Feb 2006
Payment Method Account Reference Amount Paid Date Paid
NETeller <myneteller> <refid> 1,000.00 11 Feb 2006
NETeller <myneteller> <refid> 1,000.00 11 Feb 2006
NETeller <myneteller> <refid> 200.00 11 Feb 2006
Casino Account No: <ahem!>
Withdrawal ID: (Finalised) ???????
Withdrawal Amount: 1,400.00 Withdrawal Request Date: 11 Feb 2006
Payment Method Account Reference Amount Paid Date Paid
NETeller <myneteller> <refid> 1,000.00 11 Feb 2006
NETeller <myneteller> <refid> 400.00 11 Feb 2006
These later two withdrawals do NOT show in Cashcheck, but have been paid; BUT what if this was a rogue operator (which this isn't). They could claim the last two withdrawals did not happen, and the player would have no evidence from cashcheck with which to pursue a claim! The rogue would ensure that Cashcheck never got corrected.
This rogue casino excuse is now well and truly BUSTED - a system error CAN lead to a situation where a transaction can disappear from the deposit and withdrawal log (whether temporary or permanent), and such information is not sufficiently reliable to be taken as arbiter of the truth. Also, if it can happen in error, I expect the same fault can be "set" deliberately by a rogue with enough knowledge of the workings of the system.
PS - I have deposited more than I have withdrawn, don't get jealous