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[Wakate]

The situation really does look unpleasant. My confidence in the platform is slowly fading. The fact that the site keeps running while the rep is gone from here could only mean that they set up this topic and are just waiting for traffic without caring about the community.

The most important thing you can do in this case is if you often use the website, always do your second research about any service you want to use so that you can be 100% sure that you are not going to end up in a scam website or a website that is known for cheating their players.

[Rockson1]

If Nokyc.com compromises scams from their exchanges, then it speaks volumes that they are after their own interests and not those of the public that may be affected.

Listing exchanges is not enough; there are more reasons why Nokyc.com is listing these exchanges on their site. At least to the public, it seems they are filtering out the good exchanges, but it appears that even if their exchange is tagged as a scam, they will do nothing about it.

They are making us to believe that there interest is their major priority not the interest of users, because I do not see any reason why the have not responded here after what happened, the community needed to hear from their representative, but up till now everyone has been left in the dark, which is not good at all, this is where trust come to play, or don't they have anything to say and why won't they, this is serious, if the must list exchange or casinos, it should be trusted ones, and keeping quiet at this critical time will make people start having negative feelings about the whole thing.

[BADERO]

most important thing you can do in this case is if you often use the website, always do your second research about any service you want to use so that you can be 100% sure that you are not going to end up in a scam website or a website that is known for cheating their players.

In my opinion you will never be 100% sure there is scenarios of very well known and reputed casinos that ended up scamming and freezing all players funds and running away after that, the perfect example for that is freebitco no one  believed that the casino will not refund players

[Franklyn-wood]

If Nokyc.com compromises scams from their exchanges, then it speaks volumes that they are after their own interests and not those of the public that may be affected.

Listing exchanges is not enough; there are more reasons why Nokyc.com is listing these exchanges on their site. At least to the public, it seems they are filtering out the good exchanges, but it appears that even if their exchange is tagged as a scam, they will do nothing about it.

They are making us to believe that there interest is their major priority not the interest of users, because I do not see any reason why the have not responded here after what happened, the community needed to hear from their representative, but up till now everyone has been left in the dark, which is not good at all, this is where trust come to play, or don't they have anything to say and why won't they, this is serious, if the must list exchange or casinos, it should be trusted ones, and keeping quiet at this critical time will make people start having negative feelings about the whole thing.

After all that happened, it must really be difficult for the management to quickly respond to customer, because it shocking and uneasy losing such amount of money and, having to face the customers who have funded there account before the incidence. Keeping mute at customers request and question is not the solution to what is on ground. Let come online and hear what the people are saying then send feedbacks to the management to deliberate on it and profer solution to it, except if the platform for communicating with client was also affected then an emergency one should be created.

[CryptoHeadlineNews]

If Nokyc.com compromises scams from their exchanges, then it speaks volumes that they are after their own interests and not those of the public that may be affected.

Listing exchanges is not enough; there are more reasons why Nokyc.com is listing these exchanges on their site. At least to the public, it seems they are filtering out the good exchanges, but it appears that even if their exchange is tagged as a scam, they will do nothing about it.

But you need to understand that tagging an exchange to be a scam is totally different from proving an exchange to be a scam, because it is very easy that if an exchange happens to confiscate a users fund that was caught trying to cheat on the casino, and such individual went and write a bad review about that particular casino, you literally don't expect No-KYC website to just remove the casino from its list of trusted casino when the majority of scams reports have not been much about that particular casino. Because it's only when a casino may have gotten a large scam report about the casino and yet the casino fails to give any justifiable reasons that such action can be taken. So you can't blame them sometimes.

[Odohu]

After all that happened, it must really be difficult for the management to quickly respond to customer, because it shocking and uneasy losing such amount of money and, having to face the customers who have funded there account before the incidence. Keeping mute at customers request and question is not the solution to what is on ground. Let come online and hear what the people are saying then send feedbacks to the management to deliberate on it and profer solution to it, except if the platform for communicating with client was also affected then an emergency one should be created.

Is it beause you feel that the management of NoToKYC are not usually only to know that the exchanges they have in their platform is scam or they are online but chose not to act? I'm a little surprised in this case because to keep their platform running, they should be visiting once in a while and considering how long this matter has lingered, they are supposed to already know that they needed to act to save their reputation.  I don't want to believe that they deliberately left a scam site in their platform because of the money they have been paid because that will make them become accomplice.

[AlexSnowSnow]

Is it beause you feel that the management of NoToKYC are not usually only to know that the exchanges they have in their platform is scam or they are online but chose not to act? I'm a little surprised in this case because to keep their platform running, they should be visiting once in a while and considering how long this matter has lingered, they are supposed to already know that they needed to act to save their reputation.  I don't want to believe that they deliberately left a scam site in their platform because of the money they have been paid because that will make them become accomplice.

Agreed, then why would we use their service if they don't update the info about the sites they list? Even if they rarely visit the forum there are other sources they should be monitoring. Otherwise I don't really get the idea behind the service.

[Leahized]

In my opinion you will never be 100% sure there is scenarios of very well known and reputed casinos that ended up scamming and freezing all players funds and running away after that, the perfect example for that is freebitco no one  believed that the casino will not refund players

It is an unfortunate incident that, a reputable casino confiscates players funds and flees. But I have not seen such incidents very often. Although we can never be a hundred percent sure in verifying the authenticity of a casino. However, players must always remain cautious. This can reduce the amount of loss. In my opinion, several aspects should be considered before placing trust or confidence in a casino.

Firstly, how long the casino has been operating and how it treats each customer. And whether there has been any fraudulent activity in the past of that well-known casino should be investigated. Although no casino is completely faultless.

[Promocodeudo]

This is not good for a review site that should a source of information for people that want to use the services listed on their site. A review site should be able to update their site especially when they have contrary information about a service they listed on their site. Staying silent in their social media and ignoring their official announcement thread on Bitcointalk will make them lose credibility and rhat will affect their business negatively. I don't know if their agreement with those service include never to be removed no matter what happens, if that is the case, then they made a terrible agreement.

Why are the paying deaf ears to all of this, no reasose here, no update in their site, what then, what about those that are not in this forum, that may not be opportuned to get hold of this information, is this how they are going to be treating the people that have trusted them all these while, nokyc should understand that what attracted most persons o the casinos and every other exchange they listed in their site is because of the trust people have in them, there's nothing wrong in coming here to answer some question and do what's expected of them in their site, cause the more they delay, the more they make things look suspicious.

[Zoomic]

In my opinion you will never be 100% sure there is scenarios of very well known and reputed casinos that ended up scamming and freezing all players funds and running away after that, the perfect example for that is freebitco no one  believed that the casino will not refund players

It is an unfortunate incident that, a reputable casino confiscates players funds and flees. But I have not seen such incidents very often. Although we can never be a hundred percent sure in verifying the authenticity of a casino. However, players must always remain cautious. This can reduce the amount of loss. In my opinion, several aspects should be considered before placing trust or confidence in a casino.

Firstly, how long the casino has been operating and how it treats each customer. And whether there has been any fraudulent activity in the past of that well-known casino should be investigated. Although no casino is completely faultless.

And that begs my question of "if a casino can confiscate customers funds and run away despite showing strong signs of a good platform, how then can we know which is reputable enough to trust or not"

A casino that's been in operation for years without serious complaints is natural unsuspicious than the new ones but when compare some that left with customers funds after years of existence, you just tell yourself that "betting with any of them is a gamble on it's own.

At the end, we'll still have to be careful and make out findings so our chances of losing our funds to scam casinos is reduced to the barest minimum.

[Catenaccio]

And that begs my question of "if a casino can confiscate customers funds and run away despite showing strong signs of a good platform, how then can we know which is reputable enough to trust or not"

You can base on their past operations, scam accusations against their service and how they resolved those cases but it's only reference from past and present reputation while many things can change anytime, now towards the future.

People can change, a business can change if the owners change mindset of business operation, or if ownership actually changed hands to a new owner. These things are unpredictable and we only know about that if we or something else already lost money by a service scam.

A casino that's been in operation for years without serious complaints is natural unsuspicious than the new ones but when compare some that left with customers funds after years of existence, you just tell yourself that "betting with any of them is a gamble on it's own.

At the end, we'll still have to be careful and make out findings so our chances of losing our funds to scam casinos is reduced to the barest minimum.

To avoid losing big funds, the reminder is always the same "Don't store big funds on centralized/ online platforms". You can use their platforms and services but only fund your account with amount of money you can afford to lose by any reasons.

Reminder: do not keep your money in online accounts.

[Sarah Jordan]

This is not good for a review site that should a source of information for people that want to use the services listed on their site. A review site should be able to update their site especially when they have contrary information about a service they listed on their site. Staying silent in their social media and ignoring their official announcement thread on Bitcointalk will make them lose credibility and rhat will affect their business negatively. I don't know if their agreement with those service include never to be removed no matter what happens, if that is the case, then they made a terrible agreement.

Why are the paying deaf ears to all of this, no reasose here, no update in their site, what then, what about those that are not in this forum, that may not be opportuned to get hold of this information, is this how they are going to be treating the people that have trusted them all these while, nokyc should understand that what attracted most persons o the casinos and every other exchange they listed in their site is because of the trust people have in them, there's nothing wrong in coming here to answer some question and do what's expected of them in their site, cause the more they delay, the more they make things look suspicious.

Nothing is actually wrong for them to give a response to the ongoing complaints by players.
If they don't respond it just proves that they don't cate about the public views on this particular exchange. And because of this it gradually killing players trust in the Nokyc site. @Nokyc should say and do something about this exchange instead keeping mute to this.

[MainIbem]

And that begs my question of "if a casino can confiscate customers funds and run away despite showing strong signs of a good platform, how then can we know which is reputable enough to trust or not"

A casino that's been in operation for years without serious complaints is natural unsuspicious than the new ones but when compare some that left with customers funds after years of existence, you just tell yourself that "betting with any of them is a gamble on it's own.

At the end, we'll still have to be careful and make out findings so our chances of losing our funds to scam casinos is reduced to the barest minimum.

The exist scam of a reputable casino that's lasted for years shouldn’t discourage gamblers cause that mindset would make them feel that all the platforms or like that or might tend to do so in future. Although it's good for gamblers to be cautious and do some test with some platforms to know the ones that have potential of scam in future. For instance some would allow quick withdrawals for small amount but delay it when the amount it huge. Also, gamblers should always withdraw their earnings immediately atleast a huge part of it cause you never can tell the platform that could would be the next scam casino.

[Bushdark]

And that begs my question of "if a casino can confiscate customers funds and run away despite showing strong signs of a good platform, how then can we know which is reputable enough to trust or not"

A casino that's been in operation for years without serious complaints is natural unsuspicious than the new ones but when compare some that left with customers funds after years of existence, you just tell yourself that "betting with any of them is a gamble on it's own.

At the end, we'll still have to be careful and make out findings so our chances of losing our funds to scam casinos is reduced to the barest minimum.

The exist scam of a reputable casino that's lasted for years shouldn’t discourage gamblers cause that mindset would make them feel that all the platforms or like that or might tend to do so in future. Although it's good for gamblers to be cautious and do some test with some platforms to know the ones that have potential of scam in future. For instance some would allow quick withdrawals for small amount but delay it when the amount it huge. Also, gamblers should always withdraw their earnings immediately atleast a huge part of it cause you never can tell the platform that could would be the next scam casino.

Exit scam will always happens and there is no way we can stop these casinos from running away with their players funds.
The exit scam often happen when their is a change in casino team and when new owner control the board, they can decide to start scamming old and new players gradually before that become known to the public making players to withdraw their money before the situation becomes severe.

[Donneski]

And that begs my question of "if a casino can confiscate customers funds and run away despite showing strong signs of a good platform, how then can we know which is reputable enough to trust or not"

A casino that's been in operation for years without serious complaints is natural unsuspicious than the new ones but when compare some that left with customers funds after years of existence, you just tell yourself that "betting with any of them is a gamble on it's own.

At the end, we'll still have to be careful and make out findings so our chances of losing our funds to scam casinos is reduced to the barest minimum.

The exist scam of a reputable casino that's lasted for years shouldn’t discourage gamblers cause that mindset would make them feel that all the platforms or like that or might tend to do so in future. Although it's good for gamblers to be cautious and do some test with some platforms to know the ones that have potential of scam in future. For instance some would allow quick withdrawals for small amount but delay it when the amount it huge. Also, gamblers should always withdraw their earnings immediately atleast a huge part of it cause you never can tell the platform that could would be the next scam casino.

Exit scam will always happens and there is no way we can stop these casinos from running away with their players funds.
The exit scam often happen when their is a change in casino team and when new owner control the board, they can decide to start scamming old and new players gradually before that become known to the public making players to withdraw their money before the situation becomes severe.

Yes we can't physically stop exit scams by some of the rogue casinos, they'll always run with people's funds immediately they reach their target point. However, we can't continue to give them the mindset that they can do whatever they want and run away. Sites like NoKYC and other review hubs can help with the responsibility to pull listings the moment red flags pop up. Since we can't stop the scam itself, we can demand accountability and keep pressure on affiliate/review sites to prevent these platforms from operating  with ease.

[khaled0111]

I really don’t get why NoKYC didn’t delist this scam casino from their website and choose to put their own reputation at risk! Since it’s a scam casino, they are unlikely to pay them their owed referral commissions. What’s the point of promoting a scam for free, what do they gain from that (unless there is a deal under the table that we aren't aware of)?
When was the last time they updated their website (nokyc), btw?