Hi,
First of all, the thread was not about the credit line that we offer. I think we all agree that we should stick to the subjects. The subject was a mulitple account situation and as far as I can see, it is resolved.
If there is one thing that I don't like it's the typicle: "Oh, I too rember something...let's bash!".
Fine. I'll ask that all posts concerning this credit line are moved to a new thread. Be careful what you ask for. I'm sure you'll see real "bashing" once more people read the thread.
If you think my post was bashing, then you need to re-read it. It's the way I feel about the subject, and I'm sure others share the same view. Even so, these are my opinions. My post was not intended to bash anyone.
1st:The credit line is something we offer to all our players, yes. Many of our players love that feature of having some cash available in the middle of the night.
Huh? Credit card/Neteller/echecks aren't available in the middle of the night? Can people only deposit during normal business hours?
2nd: Do I hear anybody complaining about Lowe's warehouse? "Buy now - pay in 12 months from now?" Why not? Isn't that the same concept?
You're comparing apples to oranges here. If by same concept you mean credit, then sure. But when it comes to
accepting credit for something that you actually *NEED*, it's a different story. To make it an easy analogy:
Lowes: My hot water heater just went out! I
need to replace it IMMEDIATELY, but I don't have the cash. (This is a NEED)
Casino: Hmm, I'm broke. I know I don't have any money in my checking account, but hey! I can get $300 to play with now to chase my losses. If I lose the $300, I'll worry about it later, when the ACH goes through and BOUNCES. (This is a WANT)
3rd: When a VIP player in a land based casino gets credit - Is that bad as well?
Do your research here. In order for people to get credit at a land based casino, there are many hoops to go through to get it, including a signed application from their BANK saying that they're good for the money.
They don't simply hand out $300 to every person that walks through the door.
4th: What do you do if you don't want to use the credit line? That is simple: Don't use it. We have many customers as well that don't like to use it and we don't encourage them to do so.
How about setting it up so a player can refuse to have this credit available in the first place? That way there's no confusion.
Again, Bryan and I are in touch about the subject of the credit line and I hope we are going to have this solved soon. Our casino is fair and square and so is the credit line and I am looking forward proving it.
Thx
I hope you're right. Again, these are my opinions, and you can take them as you wish.