Casinos: Internal notifications, message inbox vs Email.

[Fatunad]

I agree that if you don't play to go to that casino for a long time, you shouldn't leave any amount because it might be hard to withdraw when you comeback and they'll ask you to comply with some requirements that you have to.

It's necessary to withdraw all funds if you aren't planning to play for long but in case of inactivity or closed from being a dormant account, casinos will surely send an email about it beforehand so the user will still notify. And I think it will take a year or two before an account will be tagged as completely inactive or abandoned.

And I also don't think there's someone that will keep money on some gambling sites unless they forgot completely their credentials such as email passwords and so on.

Dormant accounts would usually be considered after a year of having no logged in activity and also not all casinos wouldnt really be that strict when it comes to that unless if they
do plan to free up some space then they would definitely make out some cleaning but those take long time so this wont really be an issue.Its true that
no one would intent to leave up their funds on a gambling account for a long time since majority will be leaving out casino when they are empty-handed
and as said most of the time to those people who had totally forgot their log-in credentials.

[batang_bitcoin]

I agree that if you don't play to go to that casino for a long time, you shouldn't leave any amount because it might be hard to withdraw when you comeback and they'll ask you to comply with some requirements that you have to.

It's necessary to withdraw all funds if you aren't planning to play for long but in case of inactivity or closed from being a dormant account, casinos will surely send an email about it beforehand so the user will still notify. And I think it will take a year or two before an account will be tagged as completely inactive or abandoned.

Yes, there are rules about dormant accounts not only for casinos but for almost websites that has deposit/withdrawal services. They have a certain period of time how long they're going to hold that fund if it isn't touched for a very long time.

And I also don't think there's someone that will keep money on some gambling sites unless they forgot completely their credentials such as email passwords and so on.

I've seen people that did that but it's not intentional. They've done that for some reasons but most that I've read was personal.

[Saisher]

These are the notifications that I have ever received only inbox and never email:

• 1.- Important modifications in the terms and conditions.
• 2.- Deposits.
• 3.- Bonus.
• 4.- Freebet.

You think that internal notifications should have notifications via email?

It's a must they are going to lose players if they are not sending their best offers and latest updates, they should understand that people are reading emails daily but not log in daily on the sites that they have an account like gambling sites, especially if a gambler has an account on a number of gambling sites if I am a gambling operator I will prioritize this.

[famososMuertos]

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Offers and any marketing advertising will always arrive, I assure you.

Although in defense of some casinos they actually do little spam or at least the communication is optimal in that sense of their promotions. But in any case it is about prioritizing the updates, but we fall into an ambiguity that is a priority for you or that is a priority for the casino, since it may assume that you must review their ToC occasionally

But in any case, for prioritize or reach a conclusion regarding the subject, this is a good post:

To summarized this:

Important things related to accounts, such as received bonus or changes = Mandatory
Login Activity = Mandatory
Deposit or Withdrawal activity = Mandatory
Newletters, subscriptions, daily updates = Optional

Simple as that.

[RealMalatesta]

I agree that if you don't play to go to that casino for a long time, you shouldn't leave any amount because it might be hard to withdraw when you comeback and they'll ask you to comply with some requirements that you have to. I've got several casinos registered with my email and gladly, I'm receiving promos and other notifications that seems to be important to me because it's hard to maintain being active in all of them.

Yeah, it's true and there is always an option to opt-out of the notifications and emails from a particular casino if you want to do that, by clicking the unsubscribe button at the bottom of every email. I think email is the best way of getting promotional offers because you cannot visit a casino daily to see if there is a new bonus for you.

While notifications on the site are good when you are active on the site. For example, when I reach a particular VIP level on a casino they would not email me because they know I am aware of it and have seen the on-site notification.

Maybe some casinos send one too many emails which leads to the players banning emails from them. Casinos need to make sure they do not send emails for every little thing and if there is something a player is interested in, then only send those emails.

[South Park]

I agree that if you don't play to go to that casino for a long time, you shouldn't leave any amount because it might be hard to withdraw when you comeback and they'll ask you to comply with some requirements that you have to. I've got several casinos registered with my email and gladly, I'm receiving promos and other notifications that seems to be important to me because it's hard to maintain being active in all of them.

This happened to me once and it is a complete pain to go through all of that and I can only assume this has gotten worse since then, so if a person has not gambled in a casino for a whole month then they should withdraw their funds even if that means accepting the high fees as that is way better than to run the risk of your funds being stuck in a casino, however there are even more risks for example your account could get hacked and you could lose your coins or the casino could disappear and you lose your coins that way too, and there is not really any reason to take such a risk when you can withdraw your coins and avoid all of that.

[Mahanton]

I agree that if you don't play to go to that casino for a long time, you shouldn't leave any amount because it might be hard to withdraw when you comeback and they'll ask you to comply with some requirements that you have to. I've got several casinos registered with my email and gladly, I'm receiving promos and other notifications that seems to be important to me because it's hard to maintain being active in all of them.

This happened to me once and it is a complete pain to go through all of that and I can only assume this has gotten worse since then, so if a person has not gambled in a casino for a whole month then they should withdraw their funds even if that means accepting the high fees as that is way better than to run the risk of your funds being stuck in a casino, however there are even more risks for example your account could get hacked and you could lose your coins or the casino could disappear and you lose your coins that way too, and there is not really any reason to take such a risk when you can withdraw your coins and avoid all of that.

I dont really much prefer on leaving my coins on any platforms neither on an exchange or a gambling platform where you dont know if those dormant accounts would be wiped off or would simply be asking
some verification in some cases but not all but honestly its not ideal to do so if you dont like to experience some headaches later on.Its true that internal notifications or been sent on email
is just matter of someones preference because not all is really active on checking out their mails and much prefer on seeing promotions and notifications in the site they were playing on.

[dimonstration]

I dont really much prefer on leaving my coins on any platforms neither on an exchange or a gambling platform where you dont know if those dormant accounts would be wiped off or would simply be asking
some verification in some cases but not all but honestly its not ideal to do so if you dont like to experience some headaches later on.Its true that internal notifications or been sent on email
is just matter of someones preference because not all is really active on checking out their mails and much prefer on seeing promotions and notifications in the site they were playing on.

This is a task that I wanted to do but didn't find anytime yer to do to check mails and read all mails or even in subscribed to promotion sites and casinos that keep sending promotions or ads thru email. I don't really read much my emails due to this promotion activities that's why there's a need to read what we are agreeing anytime we visit a site since some asking if we will subscribe in their notifications emails.

[Zilon]

Different gambling sites dish out information through various means. Some through SMS notification while a few others give out information through emails either way the most important thing is that information is been given out. It's not wise to stay more than a day without logging in to your casino or any other gambling site because bonuses are been updated without pre-information and many people loss out of bonus offers and might even loss some gifts or free spins that would have made them get some earnings but losses them because the failed to enter their login to get updated.

[Pamadar]

I dont really much prefer on leaving my coins on any platforms neither on an exchange or a gambling platform where you dont know if those dormant accounts would be wiped off or would simply be asking
some verification in some cases but not all but honestly its not ideal to do so if you dont like to experience some headaches later on.Its true that internal notifications or been sent on email
is just matter of someones preference because not all is really active on checking out their mails and much prefer on seeing promotions and notifications in the site they were playing on.

This is a task that I wanted to do but didn't find anytime yer to do to check mails and read all mails or even in subscribed to promotion sites and casinos that keep sending promotions or ads thru email. I don't really read much my emails due to this promotion activities that's why there's a need to read what we are agreeing anytime we visit a site since some asking if we will subscribe in their notifications emails.

It's wise to open it up sometimes especially if the site who send it out to you are legit,

Promotions and bonuses are being send and gives you the privileges to enjoy, some mails are encouragement to try new games, who knows luck go behind you and allow you to win decently, along the way if you are active into this activities best not to missed out and take time to open those mails that you are sure came from legit sites that you are visiting.

[michellee]

Different gambling sites dish out information through various means. Some through SMS notification while a few others give out information through emails either way the most important thing is that information is been given out. It's not wise to stay more than a day without logging in to your casino or any other gambling site because bonuses are been updated without pre-information and many people loss out of bonus offers and might even loss some gifts or free spins that would have made them get some earnings but losses them because the failed to enter their login to get updated.

If that gambler does not play gambling too often, he will not open the notification on email, SMS, or other ways and seems to not care about that. But that will be different for a gambler who play gambling every day because he does not want to miss offers from the casino. It is how a gambler can know the information about the bonus and think he can figure it out by himself.

[famososMuertos]

Thanks to all who participated in this Topic, interesting advice emerged, generally good experiences and opinions, for now there is nothing more to add. Locked this topic.

G.B.