My recommendation would be to blank out the bank name as well. Any idea why it was split into three transactions?... but I do recognize that bank from a payout from a different MG casino.
It was split into FOUR checks and, to date, no sign of the fourth! The casino, UKClubCasino, a CM accredited member of the Casino Action group, informed me that even though their terms state that the maximum weekly cash in cap is $10k, they could only send $2,500/day to U.S. players. They offered courier checks at $35/per and I accepted as is evident . They had regular checks sent via regular USPS first class mail "by mistake" and never informed me. Now I'm told that it was lucky for me that they had erred BECAUSE: And I swear to god I'm not making any of this up - since my cash in request, some rules had changed regarding courier checks to the U.S. and had they actually sent them via courier they would have been compelled to stop payment on them and then wait two-three weeks to receive confirmation of the stop payments before re-issuing regular checks which, since that's what they did in the first place so I know, take 3 weeks. To add insult to injury, the bank,
NEVADA STATE BANK, has recently implemented a new policy of forbidding any account or funds verification by phone, email, etc. The check cashing place I do business with (I never involve my Bank in any of my gaming activities) had to fax copies of the checks to NSBs V.O.D. dept where the department head would, all in good time, get back with verification within a non-specific number of business days. F*** NSB, their V.O.D.Dept and CA for processing through them! After cashing in I specifically asked everyone I could contact at CA, "OK, now what happens?" and they all either were vague or simply said "I don't know" and when I
gently pressed "well when can you find out?" their cool-bordering-icy reply: "don't worry you'll get your money." This when, if had had any problems
depositing, you
know they'd have someone describe, in the most vomit-inducing minutest detail, every nuance of whatever method they thought would have the greatest chance of succeeding.
Now....what else would you like to know, ER?