I've been following the Old URL probation story for several months now, so I knew what I was getting into. Last July, it took 15 days for a $1000 withdrawal from their Vegas Strip casino, but it did eventually come through. Not wanting to chance it again, I stayed away from the rest of their affiliates until I got an e-mail from "Roger" last Thursday, sent to the e-mail address I set up exclusively for Vegas Strip:
I'm an attorney, so I'm pretty comfortable reading through the terms and conditions buried on gambling sites. It was clear that I'd be limited to withdraw $20, no matter how much I won, and that there would be a 30x playthrough requirement when I played blackjack with it.
I got lucky, and ended up with $97.50 after $600 worth of play. I then hopped into chat with Danielle, confirmed the $20 limit, and asked about withdrawal methods. She referred me to e-mail Danny in accounting, which I did.
The next day, I checked my Virtual Casino account, and the $97.50 was gone: "Manager Withdrawal Requested". I hopped onto chat and asked about the withdrawal, and was told to contact Roger in accounting. I e-mailed the address in the original e-mail from Roger, and it bounced back. I then used their
I'll be the first to concede that it's only $20 and it's only been five days -- hardly worth making a fuss about -- but if it's so difficult to get a mere $20 back or even get a response, I'd hate to imagine what would happen if I make a deposit and win.
I'd PAB if I thought it'd do any good, but I don't.
Dear {my name},
This is Roger, Manager of The Virtual Casino and I've noticed you haven't been back for a while. Well, now's the time to come visit and check out the new casino. You're going to like what you see.
I want to see you in the casino again and I'm going to personally welcome back with "Today's Manager Bonus". That's right, I'm going to personally give you a $20 Free Chip so you can try out all the new games and improve your chances of winning. Just go to the cashier and redeem the coupon {coupon code} You can't say no to free cash. So come on back now.
I'm an attorney, so I'm pretty comfortable reading through the terms and conditions buried on gambling sites. It was clear that I'd be limited to withdraw $20, no matter how much I won, and that there would be a 30x playthrough requirement when I played blackjack with it.
I got lucky, and ended up with $97.50 after $600 worth of play. I then hopped into chat with Danielle, confirmed the $20 limit, and asked about withdrawal methods. She referred me to e-mail Danny in accounting, which I did.
The next day, I checked my Virtual Casino account, and the $97.50 was gone: "Manager Withdrawal Requested". I hopped onto chat and asked about the withdrawal, and was told to contact Roger in accounting. I e-mailed the address in the original e-mail from Roger, and it bounced back. I then used their
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to ask about the missing funds. I've yet to receive a response.I'll be the first to concede that it's only $20 and it's only been five days -- hardly worth making a fuss about -- but if it's so difficult to get a mere $20 back or even get a response, I'd hate to imagine what would happen if I make a deposit and win.
I'd PAB if I thought it'd do any good, but I don't.