8 years ago
I've been playing on dunder for a while and I haven't been asked to verify my info even once, but now after 200€ withdrawal I was approached by email to send them needed documents to verify my account.
I sent my internet bill which went through no problem (after 3 day wait) and my driving's license which has never failed the verification, but somehow it didn't go through this time...
I covered the 4 last digits of my social ID as its not required and it is something you should NEVER EVER show or take picture of.
I sent my driving license image few times after they demanded it over and over again, taking few days after every reply I sent them, not explaining what was wrong with it..
In fury I sent them about 20 e-mails of my driving license in multiple angles, NOW they answered in few hours, but still demanded picture of nothing covered over the photo. I sent the photo without covering my social ID and after a while my withdrawal was cancelled.
After this I though to myself "might as well play all that money and demand deletion of my account" instead I won more money and tried to withdrawal 800€ but now I instantly got another email demanding even more documents, even the ones that went through the first time!
I sent my internet bill which went through no problem (after 3 day wait) and my driving's license which has never failed the verification, but somehow it didn't go through this time...
I covered the 4 last digits of my social ID as its not required and it is something you should NEVER EVER show or take picture of.
I sent my driving license image few times after they demanded it over and over again, taking few days after every reply I sent them, not explaining what was wrong with it..
In fury I sent them about 20 e-mails of my driving license in multiple angles, NOW they answered in few hours, but still demanded picture of nothing covered over the photo. I sent the photo without covering my social ID and after a while my withdrawal was cancelled.
After this I though to myself "might as well play all that money and demand deletion of my account" instead I won more money and tried to withdrawal 800€ but now I instantly got another email demanding even more documents, even the ones that went through the first time!
AskGamblers
8 years ago
• Support Team
Dear @Jaska00,
Please let us know if there's an update regarding your ongoing complaint. Please keep in mind that you are supposed to reply within the given 96-hours time frame, otherwise AskGamblers Complaints Team will consider the case as Resolved and it will be closed accordingly.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Dunder Casino
8 years ago
• Representative
HI Jaska00,
Sorry for the delay in our reply, but I have looked into this for you and have the below information.
KYC was initially requested from you on 10/12 after you requested a withdrawal of €200, because that meant his accumulated withdrawals + deposits exceeded €2000. On 12/12 you sent the first e-mail with documents (ID + POA) but the social security number on the ID was covered.
Our verification team e-mailed on 14/12 and requested the ID again but i apologise as it looks like we weren't overly clear on the reason why the ID was rejected. You then sent a new e-mail on 14/12 with ID but with the social security number covered again.
On 15/12 we sent you another e-mail requesting the ID.
On 16/12 you sent 14 more e-mails with photos of the ID in them but on all the copies you sent in the social security number was covered. We requested new copies of the ID again the same day and in that e-mail it was mentioned why the copies hadn't been approved. Later the same day (16/12) you sent a proper copy of the ID with a message in an email.
On 17/12 the pending withdrawal was cancelled as 7 days had passed since it was requested without the account being verified, this is an automated process. You then played for a bit and requested a withdrawal of €800 and an automatic e-mail requesting KYC was sent out.
On 18/12, at 01.43 am the ID you sent on 16/12 was approved.
Apologies for the inconvenience in this matter and we have reviewed the way in which we conduct the verification process as a result of this.
Any further questions or queries you have please feel free to contact us directly.
Thanks,
Sorry for the delay in our reply, but I have looked into this for you and have the below information.
KYC was initially requested from you on 10/12 after you requested a withdrawal of €200, because that meant his accumulated withdrawals + deposits exceeded €2000. On 12/12 you sent the first e-mail with documents (ID + POA) but the social security number on the ID was covered.
Our verification team e-mailed on 14/12 and requested the ID again but i apologise as it looks like we weren't overly clear on the reason why the ID was rejected. You then sent a new e-mail on 14/12 with ID but with the social security number covered again.
On 15/12 we sent you another e-mail requesting the ID.
On 16/12 you sent 14 more e-mails with photos of the ID in them but on all the copies you sent in the social security number was covered. We requested new copies of the ID again the same day and in that e-mail it was mentioned why the copies hadn't been approved. Later the same day (16/12) you sent a proper copy of the ID with a message in an email.
On 17/12 the pending withdrawal was cancelled as 7 days had passed since it was requested without the account being verified, this is an automated process. You then played for a bit and requested a withdrawal of €800 and an automatic e-mail requesting KYC was sent out.
On 18/12, at 01.43 am the ID you sent on 16/12 was approved.
Apologies for the inconvenience in this matter and we have reviewed the way in which we conduct the verification process as a result of this.
Any further questions or queries you have please feel free to contact us directly.
Thanks,
AskGamblers
8 years ago
• Support Team
Dear Dunder Casino,
AskGamblers Complaints Team would like to remind you that player's login details could be found within the notification email sent from our complaints system. However, to avoid losing time we have just sent these manually as a private message.
Dunder Casino
8 years ago
• Representative
Hi JASKA00,
I'm sorry to hear that you have been having trouble with the verification process. If you can provide me with an email adress I will personally reach out to you and look into the matter- and bring som clarity in the matter for you.
I'm sorry to hear that you have been having trouble with the verification process. If you can provide me with an email adress I will personally reach out to you and look into the matter- and bring som clarity in the matter for you.
Dunder Casino Complaint Stats
Resolved
35 / 48
Avg. Amount
$11,359
Avg. Complaint Duration
7 days
Avg. Response Time
3 days
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