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Casino verification: Verification is constantly rejected

Topic created on 20th May. 2025 | Page: 1 of 1 | Answers: 4 | Views: 115
Gehtdichnixan
Visitor
Hi folks,

i hope someone here can give me tips as these sites like Askgamblers and Casino Guru have unfortunately changed a lot to the negative and offer no help.

On 22.04 I deposited 20€ to a casino from Curacao. Since then, my depositor has been held back by this casino. I opened a second account at this casino, but unknowingly because I had not used the account I had before for 8 months and forgot about it. I was able to create a new account with the same data, only the e-mail address was different, the rest was exactly the same.

Now I've been trying to verify my account since 22.04 because they're withholding my depositor and I can't get my money.

I have submitted all my documents to this casino, but after 2 days I always get an email saying that my documents have been rejected. They want a bank statement from me with my name and transaction on it, support confirms that the bank statement is OK, but this incompetent finance department keeps rejecting it. Then they want the statement to say things that my bank doesn't issue and I have no power over the design of my bank's statement. I can't just tell my bank to change the way they issue statements for me. Then they want me to send them my account statement for the whole month and I'm not allowed to black anything out otherwise it will be rejected again. I've explained to them several times that it's none of their business what my income and expenses are for the month and that there is such a thing as data protection in my country. They don't care, they just want an unredacted statement where everything can be seen, but I don't want that, so the option is out of the question for me.

I have sent about 120 emails to the regulatory authority, always the same content because I just want to get on their nerves until they react (we all know how pathetic this regulatory authority is).
The incompetent support from the casino is no help at all and I can't get hold of a manager at the casino.

For almost 1 month my depositor has been withheld for no concrete reason and I don't know what to do anymore as I have tried everything and nothing happens.
I don't want to give this casino the money, either I gamble it away or I get it back. But why should I give it to them? Either the casino is doing this on purpose in the hope that I'll give up or this casino is simply the worst on the market and can't be bothered to check the documents properly.

What else could I do, are there any other options like a court order or something? I think I read something about this once but can't remember.
Sorry for the long text. I would be very grateful for any tips.

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frapi07
Elite
Gehtdichnixan wrote on 20.05.2025 at 16:44: Hi guys,

i hope someone here can give me tips because these sites like Askgamblers and Casino Guru have unfortunately changed a lot to the negative and do not offer any help.

On 22.04 I deposited 20€ to a casino from Curacao. Since then, my depositor has been held back by this casino. I opened a second account at this casino, but unknowingly because I had not used the account I had before for 8 months and forgot about it. I was able to create a new account with the same details, only the e-mail address was different, the rest was exactly the same.

Now I've been trying to verify my account since 22.04 because they're withholding my depositor and I can't get my money.

I have submitted all the documents to this casino, but after 2 days I always get an email saying that the documents have been rejected. They want a bank statement from me with my name and transaction on it, support confirms that the bank statement is OK, but this incompetent finance department keeps rejecting it. Then they want the statement to say things that my bank doesn't issue and I have no power over the design of my bank's statement. I can't just tell my bank to change the way they issue statements for me. Then they want me to send them my account statement for the whole month and I'm not allowed to black anything out otherwise it will be rejected again. I've explained to them several times that it's none of their business what my income and expenses are for the month and that there is such a thing as data protection in my country. They don't care, they just want an unredacted statement where everything can be seen, but I don't want that, so the option is out of the question for me.

I have sent about 120 emails to the regulatory authority, always the same content because I just want to get on their nerves until they react (we all know how pathetic this regulatory authority is).
The incompetent support from the casino is no help at all and I can't get hold of a manager at the casino.

For almost 1 month my depositor has been withheld for no concrete reason and I don't know what to do anymore as I have tried everything and nothing happens.
I don't want to give this casino the money, either I gamble it away or I get it back. But why should I give it to them? Either the casino is doing this on purpose in the hope that I'll give up or this casino is simply the shit on the market and can't be bothered to check the documents properly.

What else could I do, are there any other options like a court order or something? I think I read something about this once but can't remember.
Sorry for the long text. I would be very grateful for any tips.

You deposited money in an illegal casino. For one thing, you wouldn't find a lawyer who would take on your case for €20 and for another, you would denounce yourself for €20 and Risk a fine. So it's not worth it.

So, if you've been fighting for 1 month, you've written 120 emails, then you've invested too much time in it at the moment. You have to ask yourself whether the €20 is really worth the loss of time. I once waited a very long time for a payout at a legal casino (6 months), but I didn't write more than a few emails.

Write off the money, you'll have less stress.

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JJepsa96
Amateur
Transcript, learn from it....

Saves you a lot of stress over the next few weeks..

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Donnie
Elite
Double account or previous account? What kind of casino is it? Which group, if you don't want to call it that

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Falko
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When you read about all the things she has already done for the 20 euros she paid in, I wonder whether it is still worth investing so much time and so many nerves for just 20 euros.

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