rollbit.com scam

[basedin2]

OP when making a scam accusation, you might want to come off clean and tell the whole story rather than hide some details. Now, how are we supposed to believe you and advise you accordingly when Blockchain evidence is telling a different story.
I am now more than certain you know what you did. Perhaps breached their terms of service.

These guys deliberately hide details when making accusations. Their goal is to present as story that makes them look like they have been defrauded and get community support that pressures casinos to pay them. When the casino or users find holes in their story or present proof to the contrary, they stop responding.

It's quite pathetic honestly and I doubt that it is ever going to work.

the most "fascinating" part of the blockchain is that you cannot cheat the data, you cannot falsify what happened in the past.
In this case OP has openly shown "a false declaration" in this version of scam accusation hoping that no one would notice ...
probably this "trick" had also been done with other "linked" accounts.... what is the real advantage of that strategy? there are some bonus that you can claim from the same account? I am not able to see any plausible reason to create multi account ...

however it would also be interesting to know the Rollbit version and understand why they decided to block the initial deposit.

you are right, creating a multi-account does not bring any profit, I would like to just return my deposit, I did not receive any profit at this casino

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[BitcoinGirl.Club]

you are right, creating a multi-account does not bring any profit, I would like to just return my deposit, I did not receive any profit at this casino

Now you seemed acting like a good man then why you had other thinking in mind. Just to take an opportunity? You tried to cheat a casino, then you complained in the forum knowing some users (I am one of them unfortunately, guilty) will say that you should get back your deposit. It's a win win game for you. To be honest I would not say anything else if rollbit decides to take your money. People like you should learn some lessons.

See people like you abuse opportunities and make things difficult for genuine users. Next time may be we will have a genuine victim but because of group of people like you we will not trust their accusation.

[Pmalek]

Let me get this straight.

You tried to cheat the system and you failed. You then accused the casino of scamming you and stealing your money. After it was proven that you lied and tried to cheat, you say you didn't make any profit (while trying to cheat), so now you want your deposits back. Deposits which could be used to try and cheat again on this or a different platform.

It's like trying to rob a bank but failing to do so and getting yourself arrested instead. But because the bank wasn't robbed and no one got injured, you want the police to set you free and return your fully automatic assault rifle because no profit was gained from your actions.

[bitbollo]

you are right, creating a multi-account does not bring any profit, I would like to just return my deposit, I did not receive any profit at this casino

I don't see why you should be believed. I am not an expert on this platform, but there is certainly an advantage in managing multiple accounts.

in the end you do not create a series of multi accounts "just because you like it and you make a mistake" but just because you can have a clear advantage (in terms of bonuses or other options offered by the casino).

Among other things, even here as in other platforms it will be a practice explicitly prohibited by their ToS!

[robelneo]

you are right, creating a multi-account does not bring any profit, I would like to just return my deposit, I did not receive any profit at this casino

I don't support that you get your deposit it will set a bad precedent, people will try to do what you have done, and try to hostage the casino into giving in, its different if you try to cheat or made an honest mistake, your earnings and deposit are forfeited it's your payment for trying to cheat Rollbit, the other accusation was fixed, in the complainant's favor, but in your case, you don't deserve to get your money.

[Wapfika]

you are right, creating a multi-account does not bring any profit, I would like to just return my deposit, I did not receive any profit at this casino

I don't support that you get your deposit it will set a bad precedent, people will try to do what you have done, and try to hostage the casino into giving in, its different if you try to cheat or made an honest mistake, your earnings and deposit are forfeited it's your payment for trying to cheat Rollbit, the other accusation was fixed, in the complainant's favor, but in your case, you don't deserve to get your money.

Exactly, the scammer doesn’t have the rights to get his money back since it was used to potentially harm the casino in case he succeeded. There’s no guarantee that he will not repeat what he done on Rollbit to different casino. The user only has the right to received his money if he didn’t commit any violation against the casino terms but since he planned to commit crime then it’s only normal that this bas money get confiscated.

[Scripture]

you are right, creating a multi-account does not bring any profit, I would like to just return my deposit, I did not receive any profit at this casino

Creating multiple account probably to abuse the referral system and the bonuses, this is the result of being greedy and you came to the wrong site because Rollbit is very strict with that, and with this baseless accusation, I don't think you can still get your money back. A lesson learned not to mess with the good site because they are very secured and they can really track your activities especially if its out in a blockchain network. I don't think Rollbit will have a word here, because this is not a valid accusation and OP might want to close this thread because it turns out that, this is his own fault.

[PX-Z]

A lesson learned not to mess with the good site because they are very secured and they can really track your activities especially if its out in a blockchain network.

So it's okay to do the same thing on other not good casino websites then? Doesn't make sense at all.

You should say not to do unnecessary and scamming behaviour  to any platform if you don't want to risk your deposited funds there since OP is trying to request to give the funds back which is supposedly used to cheat the casino.

[fortunecrypto]

A lesson learned not to mess with the good site because they are very secured and they can really track your activities especially if its out in a blockchain network.

So it's okay to do the same thing on other not good casino websites then? Doesn't make sense at all.

You should say not to do unnecessary and scamming behaviour  to any platform if you don't want to risk your deposited funds there since OP is trying to request to give the funds back which is supposedly used to cheat the casino.

OP should lock this thread and don't push on his accusations because the community will not condone this kind of behavior so far your account is clean but if you insist and do not correct your mistake then you're likely to get tagged for your action, you cheat the casino then you file an accusation, then you want to get your deposit, its good that you are caught, even if you don't like it, you have no choice but to admit that Rollbit did not scam you.

[JollyGood]

I have seen this type of complaint in the forum several times over the years and most recently it was used against Duelbits. It transpired in that case the OP hid important facts but later admitted trying to scam Duelbits for which he was rightfully never paid.

On many occasions accusations against genuine casinos and gaming websites are made with the specific intent and hope of having forum members jump onboard to keep pushing the scam agenda until or unless they are countered and proved false by the accused. It is getting somewhat tiresome watching these dramas unfold from time to time.

OP when making a scam accusation, you might want to come off clean and tell the whole story rather than hide some details. Now, how are we supposed to believe you and advise you accordingly when Blockchain evidence is telling a different story.
I am now more than certain you know what you did. Perhaps breached their terms of service.

These guys deliberately hide details when making accusations. Their goal is to present as story that makes them look like they have been defrauded and get community support that pressures casinos to pay them. When the casino or users find holes in their story or present proof to the contrary, they stop responding.

It's quite pathetic honestly and I doubt that it is ever going to work.

[yahoo62278]

I have seen this type of complaint in the forum several times over the years and most recently it was used against Duelbits. It transpired in that case the OP hid important facts but later admitted trying to scam Duelbits for which he was rightfully never paid.

On many occasions accusations against genuine casinos and gaming websites are made with the specific intent and hope of having forum members jump onboard to keep pushing the scam agenda until or unless they are countered and proved false by the accused. It is getting somewhat tiresome watching these dramas unfold from time to time.

OP when making a scam accusation, you might want to come off clean and tell the whole story rather than hide some details. Now, how are we supposed to believe you and advise you accordingly when Blockchain evidence is telling a different story.
I am now more than certain you know what you did. Perhaps breached their terms of service.

These guys deliberately hide details when making accusations. Their goal is to present as story that makes them look like they have been defrauded and get community support that pressures casinos to pay them. When the casino or users find holes in their story or present proof to the contrary, they stop responding.

It's quite pathetic honestly and I doubt that it is ever going to work.

It's very old. There should be consequences for false accusations. Maybe we need some sort of fee to post a scam accusation? That may deter some, but wouldn't completely stop the morons. We could also ignore newbies but then they'd just find a cheap account for sale or some legit complaints would get overlooked. We need something though.

[JollyGood]

Having to pay a fee in order to make a scam accusation is probably not the right way forward but I agree with you when you say something needs to be done. In the end, if we disagree with a particular scam accusation there is nothing stopping us from using the ignore button and though very basic it might be the best way to take action. If they buy accounts to continue the charade there is not much can be done I suppose.

Adding financial costs to make scam allegations could empower groups and gangs that are financially capable of fulfilling payments in order to target a particular casino by virtue of them being competitors. I would probably be against this type of step but maybe forum consensus would point in other direction if votes were cast.

It's very old. There should be consequences for false accusations. Maybe we need some sort of fee to post a scam accusation? That may deter some, but wouldn't completely stop the morons. We could also ignore newbies but then they'd just find a cheap account for sale or some legit complaints would get overlooked. We need something though.