11 years ago
i recently reopened my account at this casino seeing i didnt have a drivers license or a passport i photoed a copy of my electric bill off my phone sent it in. for some reason they said it wasnt clear enough. i dont know why i could see it ok. before i sent a copy of it i deposited money lost it all. seeing they would not accept my document i asked for my money back. they would not refund my money. if they were not willing to accept my document i wanted my money refunded they still refuse to refund me
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Reason
Refund declined
gambler
11 years ago
• 4 reviews
i know what happen. anyway big thanks for ur help with this issue cheers
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11 years ago
• Representative
I believe you were asked to provide a clear copy of a government-issued ID, and it was simply noted that the Player Security Department would not be able to accept any document was not clear and legible. I don't think it was necessarily a criticism of the electric bill that you had already sent in. The only problem was that a second document was still required.
gambler
11 years ago
• 4 reviews
well why was i told it wasnt clear enough
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11 years ago
• Representative
Upon further investigation, it seems your electric bill WAS accepted! So that's great. But the casino still requires a copy of a government-issued picture ID. It doesn't have to be a driver's license or passport. Those are just examples. Any form of ID will do. This is a standard practice and an eCOGRA requirement.
Thanks,
Michal
Thanks,
Michal
All Slots Casino Complaint Stats
Resolved
70 / 88
Avg. Amount
$2,599
Avg. Complaint Duration
25 days
Avg. Response Time
2 days
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