I went the other route of many on here. I chose to mark the 2 transactions as fraud even though it was similar to many other ones I have made. I received the few dollars back within 2 days. Why did I go this route? Because of what is happening in this thread. 8 pages and still not resolved. No one is owning up to charging this. How do we "prove" it was a certain casino. I did not recognize it , so how does one say, it was this casino or that casino? No one can.
Those of us in the USA take chances gambling everyday. And to make a huge deal over a few dollars when we sit here and pump into any given casino thousands...is this not kinda strange to anyone? I know, I know, it's the "point" of someone able to do this to another...well...lets, see..we play at unregulated casinos (US players), we gamble lots of money....we take chances with our information, and yet we "cry" over a few dollars...people, sit back and read this thread AGAIN.
Really read it...I am amazed at how so many are afraid to claim what is yours with your own bank. They will not send you to casino jail you know. Mine went smoothly and I bank at two of the largest banks in the country that have been through the microscope after the banking fiasco. I was asked a few questions, made a claim, and all was done.
It's a few dollars that we have lost ... look at the BIG picture...you throw this away every time you play in fees, transaction charges, etc....but yet... you (in plural) seem to have lost the forest for the trees.
My former boss was much like that. He made me take back unsent stamped envelopes that were stamped by our machine, to the post office to claim the $3.60 cents with a 10% charge so he wouldn't lose a "penny" but yet, he paid $900 a month for his cell phone... I mean ...really? Is this where we are at as gamblers? Don't sweat the small stuff people. Cancel the card. make a claim, and get back to enjoying this past time...if that is what it really is to you.
(Ready to be beat up)
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