- Joined
- Aug 24, 2005
- Location
- Yarnbombing, Phlugerstan
A month ago some of you may recall the delays I experienced with my check withdrawal. Delays can happen anywhere of course, so it wasn't earth shattering when they stated they were experiencing issues with their payment processor. I'm used to this sort of thing being a us based player, and I did ultimately get paid after a few weeks.
My account had been open for years, and never made a withdrawal until that first one a month ago. So I had to go through the (what I thought) standard verification process.
This place is doing some shady things. I sent the verification documents, then heard nothing back. A couple days later I sent an email asking for an update, was told my documents were in order but I needed to send them my bank information (ABA & account number) again in a separate email, even though I already provided these things. I waited some more.. Followed up and then was told about the delays. All during this time the withdrawal request was pending/reversible. Ultimately I was paid after a couple weeks, but now a bigger picture is emerging...
A week ago I submit what would be my 2nd withdrawal, but opted to use the paymycard option. Of course this required yet another verification document to use that method. I fill it out, scan it, and sent it in, and wait a couple days and hear nothing. I follow up with an email and a day later I received the following email:
"Hi, please include copies of your card and some proof of address."
No signature of who sent it or anything. That is the entire email.
This is the exact stuff I had already sent a month prior to get my first withdrawal processed. They have my drivers license (front/back), my 2 credit cards I've used (front/back) and two completed forms. Naturally my withdrawal remains sitting in reversible/pending a week later.
Something is not right here. The forum is starting to stack up with "issues" with this casino and the rep here has gone silent from what I understand. I don't want to make a mountain out of a molehill, but I've never experienced anything like this in my 15 years of online gambling.
My account had been open for years, and never made a withdrawal until that first one a month ago. So I had to go through the (what I thought) standard verification process.
This place is doing some shady things. I sent the verification documents, then heard nothing back. A couple days later I sent an email asking for an update, was told my documents were in order but I needed to send them my bank information (ABA & account number) again in a separate email, even though I already provided these things. I waited some more.. Followed up and then was told about the delays. All during this time the withdrawal request was pending/reversible. Ultimately I was paid after a couple weeks, but now a bigger picture is emerging...
A week ago I submit what would be my 2nd withdrawal, but opted to use the paymycard option. Of course this required yet another verification document to use that method. I fill it out, scan it, and sent it in, and wait a couple days and hear nothing. I follow up with an email and a day later I received the following email:
"Hi, please include copies of your card and some proof of address."
No signature of who sent it or anything. That is the entire email.
This is the exact stuff I had already sent a month prior to get my first withdrawal processed. They have my drivers license (front/back), my 2 credit cards I've used (front/back) and two completed forms. Naturally my withdrawal remains sitting in reversible/pending a week later.
Something is not right here. The forum is starting to stack up with "issues" with this casino and the rep here has gone silent from what I understand. I don't want to make a mountain out of a molehill, but I've never experienced anything like this in my 15 years of online gambling.
The other alternative... A messaging service from within the casino lobby. Including the facility to directly upload ID docs etc etc. It would also be a lot safer as it would be sent via SSL (encrypted). Sending ID docs attached to emails, anyone could intercept these and get hold of your personal data.