Mousey
Ueber Meister Mouse
- Joined
- Sep 12, 2004
- Location
- Up$hitCreek
It's unusual, intrusive even, by why does it really matter? We often get asked for an answer to a "secret" question like "What's your mother's maiden name" and I bet most of us answer it without thinking - there's far more someone could do with that than with knowing someone's salary.
If as I suspect, this is a bookmaker or "brand" then I don't think they actually need to know the salary itself per se. So...
@the OP: Just ask them why they want to know. I bet they reply (truly or otherwise) it's a security thing to protect the player then just respond to that with "I feel unconfortable revealing that information but I am gambling well within my means". If it is truly KYC then my bet is that will suffice as the casino has been seen to have made an effort to protect their players and received a positive response that should appease any auditing process.
I guess I'm just weird (i.e. paranoid) but such questions as to mom's maiden name? street you grew up on? are usually for personal prompts to get me into a site (banking, Macy's, whatever). I just lie and make the answer something I'll remember -- or make a note of it.
the OP could tell the casino/book anything as to wages, but they also want to know who his employer is? Ummm... are they going to be contacting the payroll/personnel dept where he works to verify his wages? If not, why do they need that info? I wouldn't want any casino contacting where I work. PERIOD. Online casinos always have that little space in the registration form for 'Work' phone number. They MUST be joking. I always put my home #.
The OP may do as he so chooses, and has.
But I'd really, really like to know why they need this sort of info and what they're going to do with it when they get it.
Of course, I'm in USA, land of the free and the broke, and don't deal with this sort of thing any more.