Account Closed With Pending $300 withdrawal
I tried Highnoon Casino with a $100 no deposit bonus. I quickly had the balance up to $700 so went on chat to find out the max cash out and details of the bonus.
I was told there was a max cash out of $300 and of course huge wagering requirements. Over the course of a few days it must have taken around 30 hours or more playing to meet the wagering requirements and I was left with a total balance of $309.58.
Again on chat I made sure to have everything in order, I made a card deposit of $27 so I could release the winnings onto the card, Printed out their verification form which I completed then scanned and sent back with all the other usual documents Passport/Card screenshot/ Proof of address.
It was after this I found the page here on Ask Gamblers and other reviews that grabbed my attention it seemed High Noon were constantly closing the accounts of those that won from there No Deposit Bonus claiming a verification issue.
Alas I was not suprised when I recieved this Email from them :
"Hello Paul,
Hope all is well.
Thank you for sending in the documents too us.
Whilst we was checking your account against your documents we can see that the Date of Birth was not correct. On our terms of use it does state that all details entered on the account does need to be full and correct.
12. The player is required to provide their complete, current and full personal details, including a phone number where they can be contacted. Incomplete, inaccurate or fraudulent information may result in the player’s account being closed and any bonuses and winnings being removed. http://www.highnooncasino.com/Terms.aspx
On this occasion we have decided to close your account and void the winnings on the account due to the incorrect information given on the account.
We have also refunded the deposit of $27 that you made on the account, you will receive this in the next 28 working days.
Kind regards
Natasha
Cashier
High Noon Casino"
My reply was this :
"So all the reports I read of High Noon being a scam casino on http://www.askgamblers.com/ were correct. Nearly all the people that reached the $300 say they had there accounts closed with no payment just like you have done here - http://www.askgamblers.com/casino/high-noon-casino-review-r4170
I have an auto complete on my laptop for forms and it would have filled in the date correctly. Even if there was a typo you can see by my passport I am 38 so there is no issue with being underage.
Can you send me proof of the fact I had the date wrong ? I am now blocked from the casino so can't log in to check myself.
I spent endless hours reaching the wagering requirements and on chat making sure everything was in order just to be scammed. I will await your reply after which if unsatisfactory I shall be making my own review on http://www.askgamblers.com/ and every other Casino listing website.
Paul."
I should have known better than to have been conned by this scam but I hope this review will help others not waster their time with High Noon Casino.
I was told there was a max cash out of $300 and of course huge wagering requirements. Over the course of a few days it must have taken around 30 hours or more playing to meet the wagering requirements and I was left with a total balance of $309.58.
Again on chat I made sure to have everything in order, I made a card deposit of $27 so I could release the winnings onto the card, Printed out their verification form which I completed then scanned and sent back with all the other usual documents Passport/Card screenshot/ Proof of address.
It was after this I found the page here on Ask Gamblers and other reviews that grabbed my attention it seemed High Noon were constantly closing the accounts of those that won from there No Deposit Bonus claiming a verification issue.
Alas I was not suprised when I recieved this Email from them :
"Hello Paul,
Hope all is well.
Thank you for sending in the documents too us.
Whilst we was checking your account against your documents we can see that the Date of Birth was not correct. On our terms of use it does state that all details entered on the account does need to be full and correct.
12. The player is required to provide their complete, current and full personal details, including a phone number where they can be contacted. Incomplete, inaccurate or fraudulent information may result in the player’s account being closed and any bonuses and winnings being removed. http://www.highnooncasino.com/Terms.aspx
On this occasion we have decided to close your account and void the winnings on the account due to the incorrect information given on the account.
We have also refunded the deposit of $27 that you made on the account, you will receive this in the next 28 working days.
Kind regards
Natasha
Cashier
High Noon Casino"
My reply was this :
"So all the reports I read of High Noon being a scam casino on http://www.askgamblers.com/ were correct. Nearly all the people that reached the $300 say they had there accounts closed with no payment just like you have done here - http://www.askgamblers.com/casino/high-noon-casino-review-r4170
I have an auto complete on my laptop for forms and it would have filled in the date correctly. Even if there was a typo you can see by my passport I am 38 so there is no issue with being underage.
Can you send me proof of the fact I had the date wrong ? I am now blocked from the casino so can't log in to check myself.
I spent endless hours reaching the wagering requirements and on chat making sure everything was in order just to be scammed. I will await your reply after which if unsatisfactory I shall be making my own review on http://www.askgamblers.com/ and every other Casino listing website.
Paul."
I should have known better than to have been conned by this scam but I hope this review will help others not waster their time with High Noon Casino.