kramdenfan
Dormant account
- Joined
- Nov 19, 2007
- Location
- Rochester, NY
Hi all-
I played at Crown Vegas for the first time last week, and quickly turned $75 into $200. I know that's not a ton of profit, but I cashed out, knowing that with that type of software I usually lose it all quick.
After I cashed out, I was sent an email with instructions for sending a copy of my drivers' license, a utility bill and my credit card to them in order for them to process the check. This immediately got me concerned with all the indentity theft issues going on these days. When I posted this info on another forum, someone directed me here, where I found alot of info about which casinos are safe or not. Crown Vegas is listed as "proceed with care" here, so I'm not sure if I should just let the money go or risk sending all this info to them.
Is this now the norm for withdrawing money from online casinos?
I played at Crown Vegas for the first time last week, and quickly turned $75 into $200. I know that's not a ton of profit, but I cashed out, knowing that with that type of software I usually lose it all quick.
After I cashed out, I was sent an email with instructions for sending a copy of my drivers' license, a utility bill and my credit card to them in order for them to process the check. This immediately got me concerned with all the indentity theft issues going on these days. When I posted this info on another forum, someone directed me here, where I found alot of info about which casinos are safe or not. Crown Vegas is listed as "proceed with care" here, so I'm not sure if I should just let the money go or risk sending all this info to them.
Is this now the norm for withdrawing money from online casinos?