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- Mar 10, 2011
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- las vegas, nv
Are u serious?
With all due respect but,
By QT'S OWN ADMISSION, their assets have been SEIZED in the USA!
...I mean this is not a Sherlock Holmes quality mystery here. QT is down. And, also in their own word's, the time frame for the "smoke" to clear has been described as being "indefinite".
It just doesn't come more plain than this.
At this point, the player's eyes turn directly to the CASINO where they have made their DEPOSIT. In which case, like many other casinos (Lucky Slots, Jackpot Casino Group, Bodog, etc.) they immediately offer other viable options for their loyal and dedicated customers to get paid. E.g. Check, bankwire.
And, there are no long drawn out talks about patience on known data, smoke, or any other mythological creature that will distract the player from actually getting paid. Other casinos know that their players dont have the time for this. We are not monks, we gamble.
How hard is it for InetBet to pay it's people without QuickTender?
More importantly, why would they tie so much of their own money to this processor thus placing themselves in this predicament. I don't run a casino. But, I do understand enough business to know not to ever place all of my assets in one basket. And, to place other people's assets in one basket is well, unconscionable.
As of RIGHT NOW, there may be no other way to get paid from INETBET, but it seems highly likely to me that in the event that QT does go down (very possible), INETBET will then agree to pay via another viable method.
So, my (unwarranted) advice is just hold tight, leave the money in INETBET until the QT smoke clears. If QT starts paying again, then use that method, if QT clearly goes out of business, then contact INETBET and see what they recommend.
Just DON'T BE TEMPTED TO LOSE IT BACK. If you do, it's 100% your own fault.
If anyone wants to leave their money in INETBET and does not play it back, I'll buy the balance (assuming all wagering req's if any have been met) for 75c on the $.
With all due respect but,
By QT'S OWN ADMISSION, their assets have been SEIZED in the USA!
...I mean this is not a Sherlock Holmes quality mystery here. QT is down. And, also in their own word's, the time frame for the "smoke" to clear has been described as being "indefinite".
It just doesn't come more plain than this.
At this point, the player's eyes turn directly to the CASINO where they have made their DEPOSIT. In which case, like many other casinos (Lucky Slots, Jackpot Casino Group, Bodog, etc.) they immediately offer other viable options for their loyal and dedicated customers to get paid. E.g. Check, bankwire.
And, there are no long drawn out talks about patience on known data, smoke, or any other mythological creature that will distract the player from actually getting paid. Other casinos know that their players dont have the time for this. We are not monks, we gamble.
How hard is it for InetBet to pay it's people without QuickTender?
More importantly, why would they tie so much of their own money to this processor thus placing themselves in this predicament. I don't run a casino. But, I do understand enough business to know not to ever place all of my assets in one basket. And, to place other people's assets in one basket is well, unconscionable.

, just morphing into a cynic these last few weeks with Villento & QT.



I did follow the thread for a couple days then started to see the red flags, thanks to you. So here's my pat!