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I've already said it many times but we base our conclusions on actual evidence we have on hand, not hearsay. If anyone has a case against N1 that they need assistance with and/or they believe supports the claims being made against N1 then by all means Submit a PAB and I'll be happy to investigate, assuming you respect the Player Arbitration Policies and Procedures.
The PAB process costs you nothing but a little time and patience while we work through the process. Assuming your claims are legitimate and we find there is other supporting evidence then that will be first-hand material we can take action on.
FTR the same principles apply in reverse. We've had operators complain that a player is abusive and/or cheating and/or <name your sin>. "That's terrible" we say and ask for supporting evidence. If the casino has no such evidence, or their "evidence" proves nothing of the sort, then their claims are moot and we go back to square one.
AFAIC we act on evidence that we've seen, not what someone said somewhere on the internet. Does that make us slower to act than might be the case elsewhere? Yes, no doubt in certain circumstances it does, but it also means that when we do take action we're confident it is warranted and justified.
... Stop shilling N1 as the bias on here is blatantly obvious.
Exactly, Max how much $ u getting?
Well that's enough of that BS, ban hammer applied. Happy trails to you.I'm amazed at how many sycophants there are in here. ...
I've already said it many times but we base our conclusions on actual evidence we have on hand, not hearsay. If anyone has a case against N1 that they need assistance with and/or they believe supports the claims being made against N1 then by all means Submit a PAB and I'll be happy to investigate, assuming you respect the Player Arbitration Policies and Procedures.
The PAB process costs you nothing but a little time and patience while we work through the process. Assuming your claims are legitimate and we find there is other supporting evidence then that will be first-hand material we can take action on.
FTR the same principles apply in reverse. We've had operators complain that a player is abusive and/or cheating and/or <name your sin>. "That's terrible" we say and ask for supporting evidence. If the casino has no such evidence, or their "evidence" proves nothing of the sort, then their claims are moot and we go back to square one.
AFAIC we act on evidence that we've seen, not what someone said somewhere on the internet. Does that make us slower to act than might be the case elsewhere? Yes, no doubt in certain circumstances it does, but it also means that when we do take action we're confident it is warranted and justified.
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