Of one thing you can be sure.
It is almost certainly NOT the casinos fault, and until they identify the exact transaction they can't request the processor to reverse it.
I think some people forget that the operator does NOT have direct access to either the transactions nor the funds right away.....they must request a trace etc from the processor and it takes time.
The reasons for it could be:
1. The processor is deliberately double dipping. The legit transaction ONLY will be paid to the casino, the other one they keep. It won't show on the casino cashier screen or backend either.
2. There was a communication error between cashier and processor, resulting in the actual charge being sent twice. In this case its a software problem which RTG need to fix.
3. A mix up occurred at the processor, resulting in your transaction being associated with two merchant accounts instead of one.
There are probably many other reasons.
Regardless, you need to give the casino TIME to sort it. If you don't hear back in 24 hrs, which is reasonable, then PM the rep. If he doesn't respond with a gameplan in 24-48 hrs, then submit a PAB. You know the drill skiny. Expecting everything to be fixed right away, which seems to be your angle, is never going to happen and is unreasonable.
It's great that you warn others....it is the good thing about CM...but it is also our responsibility to be reasonable and allow sufficient time for the casino to solve your problem....which I'm sure they will being accredited.
I notice the legit descriptor...."ROME"....I hope it is no connection to Rome Casino
TBH, the live chat rep doesn't seem to know sh*t from clay, especially with the comment about it being 24.99, which anyone who has been around 5 mins would know means $25. Still, I never bother using live chat for these kinds of issues, as one normally either gets referred to the cashiers and asked to email, or even worse, gets wrong or misleading information. IMO live chat is usually only good for simple stuff like passwords, boni (let's see if VWM is reading
), promotion queries, etc.
I hope all involved get their money back ASAP. Remember,there's always a chance the second transaction won't convert to a purchase anyway and drop off your card within 3-5 days.