JHV
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In another thread, I was complaining about three casinos and one poker room in the CasinoBlasters chain not paying around $7000 they owe me. The casinos are FlamingoClub, GrandOnline, MerlinsMagic and the poker room is GoldenPalacePoker.
Someone suggested I start a new thread about this group as I was kinda hijacking another thread with my concerns.
After I won big on a couple of them, they locked all my accounts. After a couple of weeks, they refunded my initial deposits only. I emailed them many times but all emails were ignored.
I just spent 45min on the phone to the US (I live in Australia) and spoke to their security department. The guy was spoke to was really nice but he seemed to think I was part of "a fradulent group operating in my area" (his words). I assured him I wasn't part of any such group and had no intention of defrauding his casinos, explaining that I wasn't really understanding how that could even be possible, with all the security measures and technological advancements. I am certainly borderline computer illiterate and certainly didn't hack into their casinos or anything. I just got lucky and won a few thousand dollars at a few of them.
He ended the conversation by telling me they would continue the investigation and if they find a link between me and this fraudulent group, I would not get paid. I was extremely happy to hear this, as I am certainly not linked with any criminal group of any kind out to rip them off. I just thought all their casinos were offering amazing deals so I deposited in them trying to get lucky (fully expecting to lose my deposit at most, if not each one). Instead, I got lucky at three and was really happy! I have to ring him back in a week and take it from there.
So there is hope! My biggest concern is that this fraudulent team is going to cost me my winnings which I won fair and square. I'm not sure if he means that Australian players have all been blacklisted - but Australia is a pretty big "area" (20 million people). It would be devastatingly unfair if I don't get paid because there is some criminal team out there trying to rip casinos off. I'm still not really sure how anyone can "defraud" them and the security dude wouldn't tell me when I asked.
I will be the first to admit I played at all the casinos because of the amazing deals they were offering. I never did anything illegal and I followed all the terms and conditions. I have done nothing wrong so to lose out on this money which I thought I'd won would devastate me obviously.
I followed Bryan's advice and filed a complaint with Playtech but the security dude said they don't answer to Playtech so there was no point really in doing that.
I'll keep everyone updated on how this turns out. If I lose all this money, I might never gamble online again.
JHV
Someone suggested I start a new thread about this group as I was kinda hijacking another thread with my concerns.
After I won big on a couple of them, they locked all my accounts. After a couple of weeks, they refunded my initial deposits only. I emailed them many times but all emails were ignored.
I just spent 45min on the phone to the US (I live in Australia) and spoke to their security department. The guy was spoke to was really nice but he seemed to think I was part of "a fradulent group operating in my area" (his words). I assured him I wasn't part of any such group and had no intention of defrauding his casinos, explaining that I wasn't really understanding how that could even be possible, with all the security measures and technological advancements. I am certainly borderline computer illiterate and certainly didn't hack into their casinos or anything. I just got lucky and won a few thousand dollars at a few of them.
He ended the conversation by telling me they would continue the investigation and if they find a link between me and this fraudulent group, I would not get paid. I was extremely happy to hear this, as I am certainly not linked with any criminal group of any kind out to rip them off. I just thought all their casinos were offering amazing deals so I deposited in them trying to get lucky (fully expecting to lose my deposit at most, if not each one). Instead, I got lucky at three and was really happy! I have to ring him back in a week and take it from there.
So there is hope! My biggest concern is that this fraudulent team is going to cost me my winnings which I won fair and square. I'm not sure if he means that Australian players have all been blacklisted - but Australia is a pretty big "area" (20 million people). It would be devastatingly unfair if I don't get paid because there is some criminal team out there trying to rip casinos off. I'm still not really sure how anyone can "defraud" them and the security dude wouldn't tell me when I asked.
I will be the first to admit I played at all the casinos because of the amazing deals they were offering. I never did anything illegal and I followed all the terms and conditions. I have done nothing wrong so to lose out on this money which I thought I'd won would devastate me obviously.
I followed Bryan's advice and filed a complaint with Playtech but the security dude said they don't answer to Playtech so there was no point really in doing that.
I'll keep everyone updated on how this turns out. If I lose all this money, I might never gamble online again.
JHV