colinsunderland
RIP Colin
- Joined
- Jan 28, 2016
- Location
- uk
Well I’m speechless.
21 have decided to refund all of my deposits as a gesture of goodwill, I am not only grateful for this but also surprised, I really did think I was at a dead end.
Moral of my story, keep your GamStop details up to date and accurate and try as hard as possible to not want to gamble at all, that’s the only way I will succeed.
Well done.
I suspect the UKGC spoke to them and that prompted the refund of your deposits, I hope you don't drop your complaint, let the UKGC investigate as they shouldn't have allowed you to deposit, theres clearly a failing with Gamstop that needs addressing.
So no personal accountability?..
and doing what he did then coming on here to get his money back is hardly smacking of a person who wants help...
He chose to deposit.. again
I’m so far removed from a casino fanboy it’s crazy, but I’ve seen so many of these threads with ‘newbies’ we never see again it’s laughable. It’s always someone else’s fault..
I’d not of paid him a penny, he chose to go against all he wanted to, deal with it.
This nanny state where everything is someone else’s fault all of the time is toxic.
I guarantee you we won’t hear from the OP ever again.
I agree to a certain extent, but the casino are in the wrong more than the OP.
I'm not comfortable at all that casinos can keep deposits/winnings from players who should never been allowed to play there in the first place.
I'll bet anything that there would be a massive drop in threads like this if, on discovery a player was self excluded, either the full deposits or account balance (whichever is higher) had to be donated to a gambling charity. At the moment the casino is in a win win situation, customer loses, they keep getting deposit after deposit. Customer wins, they confiscate the money. Not sure how anyone can think that is acceptable.