Hi everyone,
David Brickman here, JF spokesperson. As most of the regulars on this forum know, when players voice their issues and concerns I do my utmost to help solve them. Once resolved, I generally let them post what the final the resolution was. However, in this case I feel the need to make an exception and add one more comment.
There have been some false allegations in this thread about me ignoring players and not responding to issues. I would just like to set the record straight. I gave my word to a few players that I would respond to them before the weekend and I kept it.
I think I have been around this forum long enough to have earned the people's trust. I guess what I am asking from everyone here is that in the future, if I tell you that I'll respond by such and such a date, please be patient and trust me.
As always, both myself and the Jackpot Factory are truly working harder to make our players experience as enjoyable as possible. Sometimes, things to awry, but you have my word that we will never stop working until everyone is satisfied.
All the best,
David
I am sure that these accusations are fuelled by emotion, and this is due to the fact these players have heard "we are working on it" for the best part of three months now, so when you promise a response "by the weekend", you are seeing players starting to lose patience by Thursday, even though the weekend is still 48 hours away.
I also seems that the simplest solution of all, simply return the withdrawal to the players, and deal with your errant funds in your own time, has been vetoed, and despite you being a casino awash with funds, you are determined that the player is the one expected to take the hit for this set of stuck withdrawals, rather than as it should be, the business (as it was the business that employed the processor whose actions lead to this problem).
The player has a contract with the casino, not the processor, and it has always been the responsibility, and risk, of the casino for these funds until such time as they were in the hands of the player.
While players are now seeing these funds returning to their accounts, this is what should have happened long ago - who knows, you most probably would have won back more from US players in the last three months as they would have heard about this 3 month payment delay; which would have been a matter between you and the old processor, and not open discussion in player forums.
Even when every player has their funds back, and has withdrawn by Ecocard or whatever method is current, or even lost them back - this issue is STILL going to make some US players deeply concerned about your ability to pay in a timely manner in the future, and will hasten the time when pretty much ALL US players finally give up playing till their politicians revise the rules to make it safer.
Jackpot Factory is NOT the only casino to suffer this problem, and no doubt others who now boast
fast payments to US players will encounter their own problems in the future.