yes I did send the forms
and thanks for link to email the manager.
I hope I can cash out so I know for sure that online casinos really pay because I have my doubts. I never got paid anything so far
last time I deposited 350 with Jackpot factory lost 250 and I had my 100 left in "work in progress" to cash out for about 10 day now, and then suddently I could not log in any more so live chatted with someone and told me that they do not accept US players any longer..." what about my 100" I said and they reply that it will take probably another 48 hours. Let see what happens Im waiting for that too.
Golden Casino did the same thing I was up about 600 dollars and requested cash out, took forever and then when finally I thought that I would get paid they gave me the excuse that there was an error in the spelling of my acount or some crap like that, the thing is I never got to see a penny of those 600 because they put it back into the account and little by little I lost it all.
SO I have my doubts about any online casino until I see some cashback
I did a little research because I did not want to give up on online casinos just yet and I came up with a casino that might pay (inetbet casino) but I see that I can not even get an straight answer from these guys.
It may take a while after sending in the forms for inetBet to enable the withdrawal option.
As for Golden Casino, a classic tactic to string you along in the hope you would play it back. You will probably now be contacted by them and offered an incentive to deposit again, and they will tell you all is now OK with your account and you can withdraw.
Don't bother with ANY MG casino just at the moment, it is a mess. Jackpot Factory have had problems in the past paying US players, but will probably want this finished with quickly, so that they can have a neat exit from the US.
This rather leaves you with a whole bunch of rogue outfits, and a scattering of reputable casinos to track down that will still accept US players (at least for now).
The reputable RTG casinos seem very tight of late, it takes hundreds of spins to get a bonus round, and when you DO finally get one, it is dire, often less than 10x bet size. On top of this, the slots eat your funds in normal play, so the payback seems neither from normal base game play, nor from the bonus rounds, which makes it seem less than the 95% that is claimed. The Random Jackpots only account for around 1%, so that should still leave 93% to 94% from the base and bonus games on the slots.
EDIT.
I notice you have also had a bitch and moan about this in several other threads, however refreshingly, this was your last.
I am afraid that the scattergun approach gets your beef the WRONG kind of attention, and may well have the reverse effect to that intended, which I presume was to get a quick resolution.
iNetBet DOES have this problem of having no alternative to Email, and to them I say this.
Look what happens when players feel they are being IGNORED. As they have no other way to get in touch, the ONLY way they can see to get your attention when Emails are ignored is to have a public bitch & moan in a forum such as this. Newbies have no idea that there is a forum rep til either one of us tells them, or they calm down long enough to have a wander through the rest of the site.
Sending a PM to Emily should NOT be seen as "standard customer support", the "standard" CS should be ensuring Emails at least get an initial reply, even if it is to wait until Monday, when presumably all staff will be in, including the ones responsible for handling verification documents and withdrawals.
In MY experience, iNetBet are among those I consider "fast payers", and are equalled only by Club USA when it comes to paying me out through Neteller. This is pretty damn fast for RTG, and would make many MG casinos blush with shame.
Payment through other means, especially when the US is involved, will, sadly, not be the pleasant and fast experience the rest of us take for granted, and you know who to thank for that, and it seems you have already "thanked" him, and his party, for the last 4 years' performance
