vor 10 Jahren
I accepted a free £20 no deposit bonus from casino.com.
I won £170 and processed withdrawal...The day after i felt lucky and played again..I left the pending withdrawal and deposited £10 from my Paypal and declined there deposit bonus offer on this transaction..
I won £280 withdrew this..I deposited a further £10 that day and won £55 withdrawing this also..The day after,all my pending withdrawals had been cancelled due to a bonus violation wher i had bet twice over the 10% maximum stake when playing with bonus money..They voided winnings from my paypal deposits where i had declined there bonus.
I unknowingly violated there bonus T & C's far enough void the winnings..However the winnings from my deposits were not connected to any bonus therefore no violation had been commited..I had asked them 3 times to email me there disputes policy and they have ignored my requested..This in my eyes is not fair play.
I won £170 and processed withdrawal...The day after i felt lucky and played again..I left the pending withdrawal and deposited £10 from my Paypal and declined there deposit bonus offer on this transaction..
I won £280 withdrew this..I deposited a further £10 that day and won £55 withdrawing this also..The day after,all my pending withdrawals had been cancelled due to a bonus violation wher i had bet twice over the 10% maximum stake when playing with bonus money..They voided winnings from my paypal deposits where i had declined there bonus.
I unknowingly violated there bonus T & C's far enough void the winnings..However the winnings from my deposits were not connected to any bonus therefore no violation had been commited..I had asked them 3 times to email me there disputes policy and they have ignored my requested..This in my eyes is not fair play.
AskGamblers
vor 10 Jahren
• Support Team
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Casino.com
vor 10 Jahren
• Representative
Hello,
Thank you for raising your concerns.
We have investigated your case and the activity on your account and confirm the following:
• You signed up with Casino.com and received the £20 sign-up bonus
• Your game play, when wagering the funds, exceeded the maximum bet limit amount as per the sign-up bonus T&Cs - which can be found following this link: http://www.casino.com/uk/promotions/20freeplay/
• According to the relevant term : “When you’re playing with a no-deposit bonus in your account, please do not bet more than 10% of the bonus amount in a single bet, spin or round. If you do, your bonus and winnings may be voided”.
• In addition to the above, the Terms and Conditions of the sign-up bonus also state that “Customers are required to register their credit/debit card and make a successful minimum deposit before being able to withdraw any funds. Only deposits and withdrawals made by credit/debit card will qualify.”
• You then made a deposit of £10, registering your Paypal account to allow yourself to withdraw the winnings you believed you had earned.
• The winnings were not paid out due to your breach of the rules – as mentioned above. You were therefore entitled to have your £10 deposit returned, in accordance with our T&Cs.
• We noticed an error in that you were not returned your original £10 deposit – this has now been corrected and the £10 have been refunded.
• In total, you made £30 (3x£10) worth of deposits using Paypal (not £50, as you stated on the AskGamblers Forum).
• The additional £20 were not returned because they were lost in casino sessions.
We consider all of the above to be correct and believe that we have acted fairly and in accordance with our Terms and Conditions at all times. We therefore consider the incident closed.
Should you wish to appeal against our decision, you can refer to our complaints process, as detailed in Section 17 of our website T&Cs .
Best regards,
Casino.com
Thank you for raising your concerns.
We have investigated your case and the activity on your account and confirm the following:
• You signed up with Casino.com and received the £20 sign-up bonus
• Your game play, when wagering the funds, exceeded the maximum bet limit amount as per the sign-up bonus T&Cs - which can be found following this link: http://www.casino.com/uk/promotions/20freeplay/
• According to the relevant term : “When you’re playing with a no-deposit bonus in your account, please do not bet more than 10% of the bonus amount in a single bet, spin or round. If you do, your bonus and winnings may be voided”.
• In addition to the above, the Terms and Conditions of the sign-up bonus also state that “Customers are required to register their credit/debit card and make a successful minimum deposit before being able to withdraw any funds. Only deposits and withdrawals made by credit/debit card will qualify.”
• You then made a deposit of £10, registering your Paypal account to allow yourself to withdraw the winnings you believed you had earned.
• The winnings were not paid out due to your breach of the rules – as mentioned above. You were therefore entitled to have your £10 deposit returned, in accordance with our T&Cs.
• We noticed an error in that you were not returned your original £10 deposit – this has now been corrected and the £10 have been refunded.
• In total, you made £30 (3x£10) worth of deposits using Paypal (not £50, as you stated on the AskGamblers Forum).
• The additional £20 were not returned because they were lost in casino sessions.
We consider all of the above to be correct and believe that we have acted fairly and in accordance with our Terms and Conditions at all times. We therefore consider the incident closed.
Should you wish to appeal against our decision, you can refer to our complaints process, as detailed in Section 17 of our website T&Cs .
Best regards,
Casino.com
AskGamblers
vor 10 Jahren
• Support Team
@wheeloffortune,
Please don't use caps lock to express yourself, that is against our complaint rules.
Please don't use caps lock to express yourself, that is against our complaint rules.
wheeloffortune
vor 10 Jahren
• Vereinigtes Königreich
CASINO.COM.... ***AVOID THIS COMPANY***UNFAIR AND COMPLETE RIP OFF**
I am prepared to take this case to an independant legal team as the cancellation on the 3 seperate withdrawal were not connected to any bonus violation..THE T & C's do not state that a bonus violation would affect withdrawals not connected to any bonus.
I would now go out of my way to discourage people from using this site as it is simply one big scam. They have no intentions of paying out bonus winnings even if you have tread extremely carefully throughout to meet every demand of their terms and conditions...
I will spend several months reviewing this company and warning the public to avoid them...I'm shocked that this company will not honor money won..
There should be an independent organisation who over see these companies and if the winnings are declared void...Why allow the player to continue depositing ??
Casino.Com beware as they're a con..
Thanks to AskGamblers.com for there help..
I would now go out of my way to discourage people from using this site as it is simply one big scam. They have no intentions of paying out bonus winnings even if you have tread extremely carefully throughout to meet every demand of their terms and conditions.
I am prepared to take this case to an independant legal team as the cancellation on the 3 seperate withdrawal were not connected to any bonus violation..THE T & C's do not state that a bonus violation would affect withdrawals not connected to any bonus.
I would now go out of my way to discourage people from using this site as it is simply one big scam. They have no intentions of paying out bonus winnings even if you have tread extremely carefully throughout to meet every demand of their terms and conditions...
I will spend several months reviewing this company and warning the public to avoid them...I'm shocked that this company will not honor money won..
There should be an independent organisation who over see these companies and if the winnings are declared void...Why allow the player to continue depositing ??
Casino.Com beware as they're a con..
Thanks to AskGamblers.com for there help..
I would now go out of my way to discourage people from using this site as it is simply one big scam. They have no intentions of paying out bonus winnings even if you have tread extremely carefully throughout to meet every demand of their terms and conditions.
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