Can someone pls explain to me why a casino would want to do a verification when I deposit using a leading e-wallet e.g. Skrill or Neteller. Both of those have their own stringent verification processes, with skrill even posting a manual verification code to your home address.
I can understand that procedure with credit and prepaid cards as there's tons of fraud going on............but if any of my e-wallets get hacked, I'll still get an instant msg on any activity.
Wish there would be some kind of standard or common procedure that could be followed by all (or most) casinos, at times even the time taken for verification is completely different ranging from a couple of hours to weeks!!!
I can understand that procedure with credit and prepaid cards as there's tons of fraud going on............but if any of my e-wallets get hacked, I'll still get an instant msg on any activity.
Wish there would be some kind of standard or common procedure that could be followed by all (or most) casinos, at times even the time taken for verification is completely different ranging from a couple of hours to weeks!!!