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1  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: [SCAM] Stake.com trying to scam! on: June 12, 2023, 01:18:57 AM
Still relevant :/
Scam sh....t Sad
2  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: [SCAM] Stake.com trying to scam! on: October 09, 2021, 05:04:04 PM
Hello everyone...
Today I logged into my account and found that my balance is ZERO. I understand that I can't get my own money back, and all I have left is about $50. I warned Stake that they had chosen the wrong person to steal from, because with Covid-19 in our family, I was the only one who could work. Recently, I was fired, and I really can't provide for my family.
Therefore, this is my last message, but not only on the forum, but also in life. Thank you, stake. The world will answer you the same for your greed and cold-bloodedness, that you take advantage of the fact that you can steal money like this with impunity. If not you, then your children will answer for it.
Goodbye.

P.S. I will definitely mention Stake in my suicide note...
3  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: [SCAM] Stake.com trying to scam! on: September 12, 2021, 04:39:43 PM
It may happen for other wallet. I man you may use other wallet for example, dogecoin, ethereum, litecoin and so on. Also you are saying no one has used your pc for last month but it might be used longer ago then last months. They may trace for a long period of times.

Hi! The problem is that I can assure you that for the last six months, and for the last year, and for 2 years, no one could use my computer except me, because it is under a password.

And please note, no one told me which accounts were used from my computer. No one has provided any evidence. And I am completely sure that this is my only account. At 100%.

Moreover, I think that if the real reason really was multiaccounting, they would have blocked the account and sent the deposit back, and here they don't allow me to withdraw my own funds, which once again indirectly confirms the scam. And we both (me and stake) knows that message about multiaccountin - it's lie.
4  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: [SCAM] Stake.com trying to scam! on: September 10, 2021, 11:12:48 PM
I have got your point and point of them too. According to you, you have submitted the perfect document at 2nd time while for the first time you have provided wrong information. I do not think there had any problems for that. But I think you have created multi account knowingly or unknowingly.

How it's possible unknowingly: I have only 1 TRX wallet and no one else used my PC last month :/

5  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: [SCAM] Stake.com trying to scam! on: September 09, 2021, 08:49:21 PM
When I try to register, Stake.com asks for a username, email address and date of birth. It doesn't ask for my name anywhere. I wouldn't give my real name in a crypto casino either. In crypto, I am Loyce Valenzuela, born February 26, 2015. Most sites are okay with that, but I'd never go through KYC.
- Yep, but when I tried to deposit they asked about name and date of birth.


I think that's very unlikely. Stake/Stunna is one of the few sites/guys I trust, and I don't think they're low on cash.
Considering that almost a month has passed, and no one has contacted me, it means that they are sure that such a decision is fair...



They are contradicting themselves:
Quote
Anonymity is important to us ~ Can you please complete the KYC process
Yep.


To Support a Flag, I'd like to be able to independently verify the evidence. In this case that's not possible.
This is the main problem. What else can I prove from my side?
6  Economy / Reputation / Re: Request Support (or Opposition) for Flags here! on: September 09, 2021, 06:01:21 PM
Please support my flag here:


Type 3 Flag: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;flag=2830

User: Stunna

Scam Accusations thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5358162


7  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: [SCAM] Stake.com trying to scam! on: September 09, 2021, 04:18:11 PM
Almost 1 month from KYC and nobody contact me from Stake.com...
For this reason Stunna flagged:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;flag=2830
8  Economy / Gambling / Re: Stake.com - Watford FC Main Sponsor - UFC Official Betting Partner ⚽ 🥊 on: September 07, 2021, 06:01:55 PM
Hi there! Could you please check and comment this thread?

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5358162
9  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: [SCAM] Stake.com trying to scam! on: September 07, 2021, 02:57:07 PM

I think you gave them
Enough time and no reply. .
You should flag them I will support the flag.
It's surely tricks they are playing


How can I "flag" them? What should I do?
10  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: [SCAM] Stake.com trying to scam! on: September 06, 2021, 11:07:54 PM

Just to clarify, Eddie or Edward does not encourage or appreciate the use of fake information for KYC. That said, stake officially made the statement that players CAN change their data at a later date if required.

I don't understand why stake is playing tricks. If they believe a user has cheated in any way, just tell him the reason and end it. Playing behind KYC and then once provided, making other stories is making them look bad.

@Denpatrick71 do you have more than 1 account at stake? Be careful what you say because you already made a mistake by entering wrong details earlier/

Hi! Of course, I have only 1 account, and I am 100% sure of this - I live alone and no one except me has access to my PC. If at least theoretically there was a possibility of crossing over IP or using one computer by friends - I wouldn't create such a thread.

P.S. Reg. KYC, my opinion - it's more clearly and conveniently show to the customers all requirements to using account and check information BEFORE deposit will be available.

Thus, the rules won't be violated, and the players won't get into such situations as I do (and I agree that my fault is in this too).
11  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: [SCAM] Stake.com trying to scam! on: September 06, 2021, 12:11:31 AM
It's not ok to try to pass KYC with a fake name is what I'm trying to say, but in the light of what other users said above about "eddie" encouraging to use fake names, I'd agree that you should get at least your deposit back.

The fact is that during registration you don't fill in anything except the name, and I thought it was purely a formality. So if I changed the name in the settings and fill out the address - everything would be ok? I doubt - in this case they could just tell me "KYC passed, we updated the information in your profile in accordance with your documents" or "KYC won't finished until you update your profile information." I didn’t even know where to fill out this info (I just didn’t check settings at that moment). And I'm surely do all that they asked.
But they just ignores me and declined my withdrawal...
12  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: [SCAM] Stake.com trying to scam! on: September 05, 2021, 11:11:17 PM
I can confirm and I have the proofs where stake.com clearly mentioned that Level 1 verification details can be changed at a later date.

I don't understand why stake needs the proofs within 24 hours? when in first place they don't even ask for documents at all. If I am on a vacation and suddenly stake decides that I need to send my details within 15 seconds, how will I do it?

Eddie, the supposed owner of stake was banned on Twitch while live streaming. It's funny how stake wants player to follow the rules while they fail publicly following Twitch's own rules.

@Stunna, I have sent you a PM to make sure you know about this and I have some questions to be answered as well, but first please solve this case.

@Denpatrick71 I assure you either stake is going to give the reason behind the account frozen or they will refund you. If neither of the two, they will have a lot against them.

Yes! Exactly so! I asked the same question as I mentioned in the main post - they themselves answer longer, but the fact that there is probably more than one person working there. And my friends, for example, e-mail notifications are turned off (everyone uses messengers) and it's very easy to miss email in a heap of ads. Intresting: if you don't submit documents in 24 hours - will they also confiskate the money?
13  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: [SCAM] Stake.com trying to scam! on: September 05, 2021, 10:59:19 PM

It is actually a scam if they dont at least let him withdraw his deposits. They let him deposit with this name.

ALSO, even eddie in the stream some weeks ago said at the level 1 verification you can easily type in whatever and still get the 10% more bonus, and if necessary change it at a later point. Those are facts.


By the way, I did not know about such a "bonus" and "type in whatever" politic. It turns out that I, in general, didn't violate anything. Then Stake's actions seem even weirder to me, perhaps I ran into an incompetent employee, and the management is even not aware of this situation. Anyway, I've already written a PM to Stunna.
14  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: [SCAM] Stake.com trying to scam! on: September 05, 2021, 10:51:03 PM

How is it "without any explanation" when you know exactly what you did to cause your documents to be rejected? I don't think you can reasonably expect to be allowed to try KYC with different names until you pass. You may be allowed to correct a spelling error or a blurry photo or something, but not "oops, I'm not really that person, let me pretend to be a different person".

Anyway, no one here can help you. You may try to PM Stunna as advised above but I don't think jumping to scam accusations is helping your case. If he feels generous you might get your initial deposit back.

That is, in your opinion, it is absolutely normal that they let me make a deposit with a different name, but they don’t give me money to withdraw? From the point of view of humanity, is it okay to forbid me to withdraw even my deposit?! When my KYC is passed (in my humble opinion). This is a racketeering, in fact, to give money and prohibit withdrawing. What can we say about getting a winnings? After this situation, I hardly believe in it.
15  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: [SCAM] Stake.com trying to scam! on: September 05, 2021, 12:23:52 AM
when I registered, I entered the name of my favorite basketball player

Why is this a scam accusation then? No one is trying to scam you. You need to sort this out with Stake support and TBH they don't really have to do anything for you because from their point of view you're submitting fake ID.

I thought that this is a scam because no one has answered me for more than 2 weeks and when I upload documents in the account settings, it's rejected without any explanation. I tried to discuss with support, but my problem is still unresolved.
16  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: [SCAM] Stake.com trying to scam! on: September 04, 2021, 11:52:03 PM
Base on your long story I do not think the website is scam also there is probably no scam accusation against them. Though everything can happen for first time. Anyway, as you have not provided the right documents they have right to decline your documents. Also, you might have multiple accounts on there and for that reason they required documents before withdrawal. They have told that document not matched that doesn't mean you have no alternative accounts on there.

Hi! I submitted my documents as soon as I wake up, with no delay. I'm agree with KYC before withdrawal and I sent my documents, but for some reason (firstly "details not matched" and then "multiaccounting") they just ignore me.



to make it easier to understand:

Another day passed and in the evening I received the answer: "As the document you have sent here doesn't match with the information you provided for the KYC on the site we will ban your account.

Then I remembered that when I registered, I entered the name of my favorite basketball player

what did you put here:



was your favorite player's name? but didn't you see that this place was supposed to put real data? so what date of birth did you enter?

the moment you put another person's name in that place and then other data are yours, you are already breaking the TOS because you gave false information

The problem is that no one asked me about level 1 or level 2 verification at the start playing. I filled out only registration form - there isn't even an address there.
And yes, due to my negligence, I filled in the first and last name field with the name of my favorite player and a random last name...

[moderator's note: consecutive posts merged]
17  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: [SCAM] Stake.com trying to scam! on: September 04, 2021, 05:47:35 PM
After several days of depression from despair, I myself began to search their website for information on KYC. In the settings, I found the KYC section, there are 3 levels. I changed all the data to correct (my personal), filled in the name, address, postal code. Then I uploaded a photo of my documents and waited. At level 1 there was a message "information has been updated", and at level 2 there was something like "reviewing."
After 1-2 days, I go into the settings again and saw that everything was rejected without any explanation or messages by email.
I can't understand what they need from me and why no one has contacted me so far. Perhaps someone has encountered a similar situation? Or is this bookmaker's scam just beginning?
wait, so you sent the wrong information the first time they asked you for KYC?

try contacting stunna here in the forum they also have an ANN thread. post there and try to re appeal your case. stunna usually respond to scam accusation cases like this. there's no guarantee that it will be solved but it wont hurt trying.

here's their ANN thread Stake.com - Watford FC Main Sponsor - UFC Official Betting Partner ⚽

and here's stunna's profile Stunna. try contacting him

Hi! Thank you so much for this info! I'll try to contact Stunna and check ANN thread.
Regarding KYC - nope, I sent correct details at the first time they asked me. I only filled registration form with my fav. player name, because most of cryptobookmakers good with anonimity and just requires to finish KYC (not registration form).



It's you're fault partially because you send an improper or rather an incorrect information, that's why they have done this. Also, I can get why they're trying to hold it down, they're probably trying to be careful that there's nothing shady about the withdrawal, that's a large amount that you have.

Hi!
I agree, this is certainly and my fault: at least I should have clarified with support in live-chat whether it is allowed to do this (before I made deposit).

But surely this isn't a reason for stealing my money and my winnings, especially without any explanation... And even more so, it shouldn't be ignored for 2 weeks (in my opinion).

[moderator's note: consecutive posts merged]
18  Economy / Scam Accusations / [SCAM] Stake.com trying to scam! on: September 04, 2021, 01:34:23 AM
What happened::
Hello everyone!
I would like to tell you about the problem that I had with the Stake.com. I have seen adv and mentions of this bookmaker many times and until I tried it myself, I got the impression that it is a large and honest bookmaker.
However, this impression was quickly spoiled. In early August (August 12), I registered on stake.com, checked the markets they offer, got used to the interface and decided to try to place bets. My favorite baseball (MLB) was just beginning and I decided to place bets while watching matches. Based on my experience and being careful, I made 3-5 bets (I don't remember exactly, but now all bets in my account have been deleted for some reason). And most of them won, I won somewhere between 1000-1500 bucks and went to bed happy.
The next day I woke up and decided to look at different sports - are there any interesting bets for me. After a few minutes I saw that Arantxa Rus (a famous tennis player) was playing, on which I had previously bet with other bookmakers. I made a bet on winning the game and she won. After that, I planned to continue betting on this match, but decided to withdraw some money - the amount was already about 5,000$, and usually 2,500$-3,500$ is enough for me to place bets. I am creating a withdrawal request and suddenly I see an error in the upper left corner (something like "you are not allowed to do this" or similar).

I thought it was some kind of technical error, but decided to clarify in the chat. Someone from the staff answered me that I need to write to accouts@stake.com and their colleagues will explain to me what the problem is. I sent an email with a question and in response I receive a message that the email has not been delivered and such an address doesn't exist. I looked at the email address and think that it was most likely "accouNts@stake.com", but decided to clarify it in the chat anyway. This was confirmed in the chat and I sent a message to the correct address and waited for an answer. I waited an hour, then two, then a day. On the second day, I already began to worry that the email was again sent to the wrong address. But soon I received a response and I was informed that I allegedly violated paragraph 5.1 of the rules and in order to refute this assumption I need to go through the verification procedure and send a photo within 24 hours. I was very surprised at this accusation, but as soon as I woke up and saw this message, I sent the requested documents and selfies (photo with the document).
Another day passed and in the evening I received the answer: "As the document you have sent here doesn't match with the information you provided for the KYC on the site we will ban your account. Be aware that committing identity fraud is a criminal offence. ". Then I remembered that when I registered, I entered the name of my favorite basketball player, thinking that I can always go through KYC in case of any suspicions from the bookmaker, and the bookmaker himself did not check the data that I entered and allowed me to make a deposit (funny, isn't it?). Moreover, as soon as I made a withdrawal request, they requested KYC. Ok, no problem, I sent the documents immediately - everything should be okay.
Then I tried to explain the situation to Stake employees, without any panic: I was sure that such mayhem is simply impossible! How can you take and simply take away money earned in blood and sweat? To my surprise, no one has answered me, UNTIL TODAY! I contacted them via live-chat with the same question - there they already told me ANOTHER REASON - MULTI ACCOUNTING! That is, yesterday "you entered details doesn't match", but today it is already "multi-accounting"?! Bravo! And this is an honest bookmaker?!

After several days of depression from despair, I myself began to search their website for information on KYC. In the settings, I found the KYC section, there are 3 levels. I changed all the data to correct (my personal), filled in the name, address, postal code. Then I uploaded a photo of my documents and waited. At level 1 there was a message "information has been updated", and at level 2 there was something like "reviewing."
After 1-2 days, I go into the settings again and saw that everything was rejected without any explanation or messages by email.
I can't understand what they need from me and why no one has contacted me so far. Perhaps someone has encountered a similar situation? Or is this bookmaker's scam just beginning?

Scammers Profile Link:
https://stake.com/

Reference Link: -
Amount Scammed: 5000-6000$
Payment Method: TRX (Tron)
Proof of Payment: txid
PM/Chat Logs:
https://imgur.com/a/YIw5nmT
https://imgur.com/a/xroM5Dr

Additional Notes:
UPD. Finally I can see my bets history, screenshot attached:
https://imgur.com/a/82kHIAY
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