Permanently losing deposited funds below allowed minimum
So i made a deposit here for $13 and then afterwards found out the minimum was $15. Unlike other casinos where it stops you entirely from depositing below the minimum it allowed me to do so, redirected me to my banking security site and charged my visa card.
I then noticed no funds in my account and realized it must be because of the minimum deposit. Not sure why i was charged though. Got on chat and they refereed me to a page in their terms saying 'deposits under the minimum will be permanently loss'
I agreed to these terms, but is that even legal? Surely terms aren't the end all be all if a company is breaking the law. How is it legal for them to let me deposit money with them lower than a threshold that would give me the product and then tell the funds are permanently loss and not provide a product or a refund.
So basically they're just skipping the gambling stage, 'permanently losing' money, and this is suppose to be legal because of terms? What does permanently loss even mean? They just subtly pocket the money? or the money gets deleted from the economy? I know its not a lot of money but I think the principle matters more in this case.
I then noticed no funds in my account and realized it must be because of the minimum deposit. Not sure why i was charged though. Got on chat and they refereed me to a page in their terms saying 'deposits under the minimum will be permanently loss'
I agreed to these terms, but is that even legal? Surely terms aren't the end all be all if a company is breaking the law. How is it legal for them to let me deposit money with them lower than a threshold that would give me the product and then tell the funds are permanently loss and not provide a product or a refund.
So basically they're just skipping the gambling stage, 'permanently losing' money, and this is suppose to be legal because of terms? What does permanently loss even mean? They just subtly pocket the money? or the money gets deleted from the economy? I know its not a lot of money but I think the principle matters more in this case.