Jackpot Factory Refuses To Tell Me Why I Was Banned

[AussieDave]

aka23,

Thought I recognised the nick. Your the guy who posted that you'd signed up under your own affiliate tag and claimed CPA payment...

Pinababy69
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Followed my Casino Action's post (the affiliate program you scammed)
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Just like you've done here in this thread you try pull your quasi justifactions, coming from someone who has only been in the industry 5 min, give me a break.

Your post about starting in June
https://www.casinomeister.com/forums/threads/gambling-log.12919/

BTW don't be surprised if every Casino Rep here has been avid reader of your gambling log thread. It wouldn't be that hard to figure out who & what your player account is, based on the info you post...

I'll leave you with an extract of Pinababy69's post:
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If I thought that aka23 was going to become a regular, loyal player at this casino, I wouldn't be so angry. However, this post rings of nothing more than grabbing the first three deposit bonuses PLUS the $75 CPA for his own play.

My guess is that this account locking has far more depth to it than your letting on & as far as the g/f story your touting

 

[aka23]

I see you didn't reply to anything I wrote, and instead attempted to sling mud. For the 3rd time, MY JACKPOT FACTORY ACCOUNTS WERE LOCKED WELL BEFORE MY WEBSITE EXISTED.

If you doubt this, keep searching through my gambling log. Find the date when I first mentioned that my account was locked, then compare that to the first time my website was mentioned or the dates that my URL was registered. I signed up at Jackpot Factory months before my website existed.

For the record, I did not get the CPA credit for that signup. That was my first and only intentional CPA signup via my affiliate links. Also note that the T&C for this group seems to allow affiliates to sign up via their own links, so long as the majority of their signups come from other players.

 

[POlka78]

I think we all appreciate that you show us the truth about the evil villian aka23, but why so much efford trezz?

Is it that most affiliates dont want to see players beating the house, literally taking money out of their pockets?

May be aka23 should play within the rules make a nice affiliate page, post some big slot wins in the screen shot thread and hope that his players bust deposit after deposit chasing a big hit?

After all this thread is about a complaint regarding a closed account. Sure a casino has the right to ban wich ever player they like, but aka23 has the right to complain about it and ask for a reason as any other player.

 

[pangloss]

If more portal owners reported their first hand experiences in the refreshingly transparent and candid manner in which aka has conducted his business then IMHO the on-line gaming experience would be a much more pleasant journey for all of us players.

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I saw this coming a mile off. You got one too many people here posting how players should never take a bonus because "they're too much trouble".

Here we have in aka a breath of fresh air - telling exactly how it is without letting his (portal owner - affiliate) wallet get in the way of excellent on-line gaming advice.

Bonafide players/forum members be aware.


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[goodie2shoes]

Very interesting post thank u aka23.

 

[vinylweatherman]

Busted

I suspect the "negative history" is down to the exploits with Casino Profitshare. This probably IS "fraud", and would come under the giving no reasons regime. Jackpot Factory may simply have done the casino equivalent of a "credit check" and found out that they have a dedicated bonus manipulator on their hands, and have locked you before you start.
Bragging about the way you "did" challenge did not help as Trish seemed able to work out who you were and stop the payments.
Casino Profitshare actually DO allow affiliates to sign up under their own links, BUT this is for "testing purposes", and is obviously a discretionary benefit to allow affiliates to check that all is working as it should. I doubt it was intended to allow the new player bounty of $75 to be claimed, but to allow the affiliate to continue as a loyal player, and see how his own play reflects in the affiliate account statements.
Most other affiliate programmes forbid receiving payments for your own play.

 

[aka23]

For the 4th time, MY JACKPOT FACTORY ACCOUNTS WERE LOCKED WELL BEFORE MY WEBSITE EXISTED. How many times do I need to say this?

The Casino Profit Share incident occurred after my website existed. My Jackpot factory accounts were locked before my website existed and well before the CPS incident. Therefore, THE CPS INCIDENT HAD NOTHING TO DO WITH MY ACCOUNTS BEING LOCKED AT JACKPOT FACTORY.

Regarding Casino Profit Share allowing affiliates to sign up through their own links for "testing purposes," if there is ever a time to test the site, it is when you have not played there before. I discovered a critical unexpected element to the bonus during this "test." I also wanted to test that my links were recorded correctly, as some affiliates do not record all of my signups. You mentioned stopping "payments." There is no plural. There was one self-signup, and one signup that was not credited for CPA purposes. And for the record, I have played there a couple other times since the incident and have a net loss at the casino.

 

[ace4suited]

leaving aside all the possible factors in this thread from fraud to possible indirect shilling etc. This issue is actually pretty simple

Online casinos are like pubs. You can get banned from a pub with no good reason an no real resort that is their nature. If there is $$ in the account and they confiscate it thats another matter but otherwise WHERE IS THE HARM?

just go somewhere else- there will even be plenty of other places with the same software etc. - why drag it out. I have twice got banned from casinos for poor reasons. In one case I had done nothing wrong, had not even deposited, in the other i tried to download the software, went part way through registration and then the pc crashed. I was semi registered and couldnt get in under my registered name etc as I had not registered fully and couldnt get IN I thought the whole process had not been recorded properly and was a glitch so created a fresh account only to get banned, again no deposit, no withdrawl and no harm done. But so what? There are loads of other casinos to play at. The fact that their support might be a bit iffy isnt too serious to me - getting $$ issues right is more important

Also with the way they ban people often where they suspect dodgy goings on they cannot disclose their reasons or it is potentially giving people info to beat the system.

This whole post is pretty much a non-issue. See the funny side of the ban and move on.

 

[soflat]

This whole post is pretty much a non-issue. See the funny side of the ban and move on.

I agree. Move on already.

 

[jetset]

Me, too - it's called right of admission and provided the casino has paid the player what is due up to the time of the block, it's the casino management's prerogative.

But I would take further exception if the lock-out included a widely used black-listing, where the victim is not advised of the reasons and has no recourse to appeal....but that is a seperate issue that has already been discussed extensively here and elsewhere.....

 

[aka23]

My accounts at Jackpot Factory have been unlocked.

This was my first time filing a dispute with eCOGRA. I am impressed with the quick response and quick results. Nice work.

 

[vinylweatherman]

Explanation

My accounts at Jackpot Factory have been unlocked.

This was my first time filing a dispute with eCOGRA. I am impressed with the quick response and quick results. Nice work.

As you are now found to be innocent in this case, Jackpot Factory should tell you what went wrong.
Apart from the issue raised of the possibility of a blacklist starting this off, information on which, if it exists, must predate your website and events at Challenge casino; the fact that the casino would NOT deal with this between them and yourself, and necessitated the bringing in of a third party to intervene shows that the stuck to an incorrect position and would not listen to reason.
This does not give confidence in what is, in effect, a lightly regulated operation hiding behind a mailing office in Belize by the name of Square-it, whose real beneficial owners are incorporated in a country that does not allow public scrutiny of the company. The only thing a company like this has going for it is past history and mutual trust, mess with that, and they could end up in trouble (lost custom).

This does at least show that eCogra, despite criticism in some posts, can "cut the crap" with many instances of problems between player and casino that appear to be going nowhere when players are dealing with the casino themselves.

 

[mgibson99]

Just to throw my two cents in....I have had several $5000+ wins at Wild Jack in the last month. Been paid no problem, usually within 24 hours. Five minutes ago I cashed out $7200 on a $3000 deposit, and I expect the money will be back in my Neteller Account tomorrow (I always flush my account after a withdrawal to eliminate the dreaded reversal temptation).

In your original post you mentioned that you thought you might have been banned because you were a winner. Nothwithstanding all the subsequent postings about other possible reasons (bonus abuse, duplicate IP addresses, etc, etc), I doubt that it had anything to do with winning.

Since your accounts have been reinstated, I hope you will share the outcome if you ever do get a reason.