Slow Pay Casinogirl.eu unable to withdraw

[TiltShove05]

Couldn't find a mention of casinogirl.eu in your roque/warning lists. No mention of their rep too.

The thing is i won €92.27 with their 100€ Free Chip after wagering everything needed. But i can't make a withdraw as there is no withdraw button on their cashier page. Have since contacted support thru live chat, they asked me to email support and i did but two days after no answer. Now it seems live chat doesn't answer too.

Has anyone played at casinogirl.eu and succesfully withdrawn winnings? Looks like they have a Costa Rican license.

 

[dionysus]

I feel like I just entered a NSFW site.


ps

 

[TiltShove05]

I feel like I just entered a NSFW site.


ps

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Oh no, should have mentioned that

 

[TiltShove05]

Anyone? How should i proceed, PAB?

 

[miksaxxx]

Anyone? How should i proceed, PAB?

Have you asked them anything ?

Maybe they have somekind of coupons to withdraw and use for Services

heh

 

[TiltShove05]

Have you asked them anything ?

Maybe they have somekind of coupons to withdraw and use for Services

heh

Now my sarcasm meter is going off the tracks I did ask and have sent couple emails with no answer. Just thought that they could be a trustworthy as they have NetEnt. Aren't NetEnt-casinos usually ok, or is it just my assumption?

 

[dionysus]

Bryan sorted you out below

 

[Casinomeister]

Sorry, not to be over critical but you'd have to have a screw loose to play a clip-shot joint like this. If there is no mentioning about a casino by real players anywhere on Google, then something might be up. I would put money on this - that it's a casino with fake NetEnt games.

You should read this thread here:
https://www.casinomeister.com/forums/threads/beware-fake-netent-gaming-server.71503/?t=71503

NetEnt has already replied to me that those games are not real NetEnt games.

No NetEnt powered casino would claim a license in Costa Rica - and they wouldn't be taking US bets as well. Those are two dead give-aways.

And the casino name? C'mon - be for real. That is a sure give-away that it's a bullshit site.

You can PAB, but remember that is you one shot chance at a non-accredited casino. I already have an inkling on how that PAB would turn out.

Seriously, stick to the Accredited Casinos.

 

[TiltShove05]

Sorry, not to be over critical but you'd have to have a screw loose to play a clip-shot joint like this. If there is no mentioning about a casino by real players anywhere on Google, then something might be up. I would put money on this - that it's a casino with fake NetEnt games.

You should read this thread here:
https://www.casinomeister.com/forums/threads/beware-fake-netent-gaming-server.71503/?t=71503

NetEnt has already replied to me that those games are not real NetEnt games.

No NetEnt powered casino would claim a license in Costa Rica - and they wouldn't be taking US bets as well. Those are two dead give-aways.

And the casino name? C'mon - be for real. That is a sure give-away that it's a bullshit site.

You can PAB, but remember that is you one shot chance at a non-accredited casino. I already have an inkling on how that PAB would turn out.

Seriously, stick to the Accredited Casinos.

Allright, seems like they are full of it. I didn't know about this fake NetEnt-software and thus thought they were just so new that no info was yet available (+ that no deposit was only playable on BetSoft, so i didn't notice NetEnt fakes). No screws loose here , but will do my research better next time!

 

[dunover]

Sorry, not to be over critical but you'd have to have a screw loose to play a clip-shot joint like this. If there is no mentioning about a casino by real players anywhere on Google, then something might be up. I would put money on this - that it's a casino with fake NetEnt games.

You should read this thread here:
https://www.casinomeister.com/forums/threads/beware-fake-netent-gaming-server.71503/?t=71503

NetEnt has already replied to me that those games are not real NetEnt games.

No NetEnt powered casino would claim a license in Costa Rica - and they wouldn't be taking US bets as well. Those are two dead give-aways.

And the casino name? C'mon - be for real. That is a sure give-away that it's a bullshit site.

You can PAB, but remember that is you one shot chance at a non-accredited casino. I already have an inkling on how that PAB would turn out.

Seriously, stick to the Accredited Casinos.

This site is as bent as a George Michael and Boy George sleepover.

1. Never seen IGT and Betonsoft on the same platform. Games bent.

2. No licensing authority number/logo.

3. Wrong Term: they mean non-cashable...

Term #1 - All Bonuses are Sticky

All of our bonuses, unless stated otherwise, are “sticky bonuses.” This means that you cannot withdraw your bonuses from the casino, as they are automatically withdrawn from your account when a withdrawal is processed.

4. Even if they intended to pay you:

Regarding all bonuses of 201% - 1000%

For bonuses that have a percentage of 201% to 1000%, the maximum amount any player can withdraw is 2X the amount of the bonus received. However, if the redeemed bonus amount is over $1750 then the maximum withdrawable amount is only half that of the bonus amount.

5. No legitimate means of deposit, and their payment processor is named after a bad Russ Meyer character: 'Dough Flow'

Withdraw and deposit funds from your casino account quickly and easily at Casino Girl. Our renowned cashier system is supported and provided by Doughflow. This ensures that you're guaranteed hassle-free transactions with maximum security.

6. Operated by....

Casino Girl is operated by:

OPERIA COSTA RICA SOCIEDAD DE RESPONSABILIDAD LIMITADA

SAN JOSE- ROHRMOSER BOULEVARD, NEXT TO THE CONSULATE OF LEBANON, BUILDING 140.

Turn left at the BP garage, down the alley. Stand with a copy of Time in your right hand and whistle Yankee Doodle. A one-eyed beggar will hobble from the shadows and lead you to our offices...

7. Obviously no RG info.

8. Want a withdrawal - this is helpful!

If you have taken a bonus, please ensure you have met your wagering requirements before requesting a withdrawal. If you believe you have, you can open a ticket with Accounting to request a withdrawal by Clicking here

Open a ticket for a w/d?? 'Here' is a dead link btw.....

THE FINAL CLINCHER...........

The html is an EXACT copy of the scam and rogue PAMPER CASINO, MONEYSTORM CASINO ETC.

Get the message people and AVOID this bunch of crooks like a fart in a spacesuit!

 

[lotusch]

Here's some more professionalism..

Warger?

 

[Casinomeister]

How about one of you guys make list of related casinos, and I'll have these updated in the C2O and rogue list tomorrow.

 

[vinylweatherman]

Look at this from the eyes of a novice, and you will see how easy it is to get suckered in.

Poor grammar on websites and in terms is pretty common, and even legitimate casinos have been caught and lampooned for this. Given that as far as the US is concerned, ALL casinos are rogue, it's hard for the novice US player to tell the difference between "legally rogue" and "actually rogue". After all, Club World is just as rogue as Pamper and CasinoGirl as far as the DoJ are concerned. Strange payment processors are the norm for US facing casinos. I expect that CasinoGirl is aimed mainly at the US market, but as rogues are hardly likely to turn down the opportunity to scam players from elsewhere.

Spotting that the games are counterfeit is very hard if one is denied access to the genuine article with which to make a comparison. If I compared some of the newer but legitimate slots against my own experience of Microgaming, I would brand quite a few as "looking dodgy", yet they are perfectly fine, just a novel approach the game design that I have not been familiar with.

 

[GrandMaster]

6. Operated by....

Casino Girl is operated by:

OPERIA COSTA RICA SOCIEDAD DE RESPONSABILIDAD LIMITADA

SAN JOSE- ROHRMOSER BOULEVARD, NEXT TO THE CONSULATE OF LEBANON, BUILDING 140.

This is normal for Costa Rica. It is only recently that they have started to introduce proper addresses, so people tend to describe addresses by reference to landmarks.

 

[dunover]

This is normal for Costa Rica. It is only recently that they have started to introduce proper addresses, so people tend to describe addresses by reference to landmarks.

Moot as there is no such thing as a Costa Rica 'license'.