What if these online gambling license issuers are also active here.

[coin-investor]

Do you think it will be a big help if these gambling license issuers like Curacao will have official representatives to settle all the complaints from gambling sites that are under their jurisdiction, there are still unsettle complaints from gamblers and some complaints are ignored, also they can moderate these complaints being a third party mediator, what do you think of this idea.

[Natalim]

If they would choose to have one, then that would be helpful to us gamblers.

Though they cannot decide right away as regulators always based their judgment on a legal basis, and sometimes complainant here does not purpose a legal action as we all know it could be a waste of time only especially if the amount involve is not that huge.

[Fortify]

Do you think it will be a big help if these gambling license issuers like Curacao will have official representatives to settle all the complaints from gambling sites that are under their jurisdiction, there are still unsettle complaints from gamblers and some complaints are ignored, also they can moderate these complaints being a third party mediator, what do you think of this idea.

You need to separate who the real customers are to these small countries that sell gambling licenses which are often backed up by very little support to the end user. It is the small to medium size gambling operations that are looking to offer some sort of increased legitimacy, maybe just for tax residency purposes, but often little is done to verify whether they are trusted beyond having access to a certain amount of money. The gambling regulators that sell these sites gain nothing from end user gamblers like us, except extra expenses involved in paying people to investigate allegations - which are often kept to the bare minimum. For years now they have gotten away with ignoring complaints or brushing it off as a disgruntled user (of which there are many), this has worked rather effectively. The only time they care to take action is when a casino creates a flood of complaints which starts to gain mass media attention; this is a very hard bar to reach.

[milewilda]

If they would choose to have one, then that would be helpful to us gamblers.

Though they cannot decide right away as regulators always based their judgment on a legal basis, and sometimes complainant here does not purpose a legal action as we all know it could be a waste of time only especially if the amount involve is not that huge.

You are on point speaking out about legal procedure which means that it doesnt totally or automatically means that problem could really be resolved out directly and its true
that they wouldnt really be that taking seriously if the amount involved is just too small.It is really just a complete waste up of resources and time and effort on this case.
Overall, if they consider on putting up some thread on here then it would be at least a good add up but dont expect or anticipate much on being
helpful 100%.