boomer48
Dormant account
- Joined
- Jan 20, 2006
- Location
- Amarillo, Texas
People, don't even think about opening an account with Nostalgia Casino. Ever.
It has taken me all week and a great deal of frustration and aggravation to get this casino to refund my money. They even went as low as to lie to me online.
Most of all, they attempted to use some pretty sleazy tactics I had not encountered before. I just want to make sure I pass along two or three invaluable lessons I learned. Take heed and listen if you want. If not, fine and good luck if you get stung.
Lesson 1. Do NOT, under any circumstances, take any casino's bonus offer! Let me just give you the two best reasons in the world - wagering requirements and game exclusions. If you don't know what I mean by either of these, you haven't been online long or paying careful attention to what has been happening with the so called "free money" bonuses casinos like to lure you in with.
Lesson 2. DOknow what group the casino is part of, their support number(s), and whether or not they are a member of the Online Player's Association (OPA), eCOGRA (one of the few and very best organizations and player resources that will stick up for you and try to help), or the Interactive Gaming Council (IGC). At this date, these three organizations are the only three I am aware of that are truly legitimate, have clout, and will intervene on your behalf IF you have legitimate complaint.
Lesson 3. DO join one or more player forums to keep up on what's happening. The forum you are a member of here is one of the best, some would say the best.
Oh, and before I forget. Lesson 4. Be paranoid. Seriously. Watch your back, leave nothing to chance, and make damn sure you record everything from the moment you login to a casino and place your first bet. What casino you played at. What time you started. What game you played. When you ended. How much you wagered. Your ending credit balance in your account and any profit/loss you had. Don't do these things and learn the hard way, my friends. And you will if you don't.
Good luck to all.
It has taken me all week and a great deal of frustration and aggravation to get this casino to refund my money. They even went as low as to lie to me online.
Most of all, they attempted to use some pretty sleazy tactics I had not encountered before. I just want to make sure I pass along two or three invaluable lessons I learned. Take heed and listen if you want. If not, fine and good luck if you get stung.
Lesson 1. Do NOT, under any circumstances, take any casino's bonus offer! Let me just give you the two best reasons in the world - wagering requirements and game exclusions. If you don't know what I mean by either of these, you haven't been online long or paying careful attention to what has been happening with the so called "free money" bonuses casinos like to lure you in with.
Lesson 2. DOknow what group the casino is part of, their support number(s), and whether or not they are a member of the Online Player's Association (OPA), eCOGRA (one of the few and very best organizations and player resources that will stick up for you and try to help), or the Interactive Gaming Council (IGC). At this date, these three organizations are the only three I am aware of that are truly legitimate, have clout, and will intervene on your behalf IF you have legitimate complaint.
Lesson 3. DO join one or more player forums to keep up on what's happening. The forum you are a member of here is one of the best, some would say the best.
Oh, and before I forget. Lesson 4. Be paranoid. Seriously. Watch your back, leave nothing to chance, and make damn sure you record everything from the moment you login to a casino and place your first bet. What casino you played at. What time you started. What game you played. When you ended. How much you wagered. Your ending credit balance in your account and any profit/loss you had. Don't do these things and learn the hard way, my friends. And you will if you don't.
Good luck to all.