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Author Topic: BC.GAME Sending emails with the title, ''Withdrawal Notification''  (Read 313 times)
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June 14, 2024, 03:28:38 PM
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I'm not receiving any misleading emails anymore, so it seems bc.game may have acknowledged their mistake. While an apology would be appreciated, their silence on the issue suggests they are aware of this thread and have chosen not to address it. This silence could be interpreted as fear of the repercussions of their unethical marketing practices.

However, I don't want to come across as someone who bullies casinos without reason (although I often don't care much).

I leave this matter open for further discussion by the forum's wise and diligent members.
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June 14, 2024, 03:41:28 PM
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some say that it is a mistake from bc.game but some also say that it is possible clickbait to attract attention from users. but whatever it is you should ask their support about it or you can ignore the message if you feel that the message is not that important because honestly i also often ignore messages from the gambling platform that i use because many messages from them are not important at all.

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June 15, 2024, 11:17:15 AM
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Well, I actually read the email from the image OP shared and while it may seem to have a misleading captain, I think it's not completely so misleading because they are asking you to claim the lottery ticket which can grant you the opportunity to luckily win an amazing prize, believing that after you win that prize, you will have to withdraw your prize. That's probably why they label the email as "withdrawal notification" But it's kinda awkward tho. Just my opinion.


Personally if I received an email entitled "Withdrawal Notification", knowing that I had no current withdrawal, then I read that the contents of the email that it was a mere offer to join a lottery for free, I would merely dismiss it and forget about it.

OP is probably overreacting.

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I use BC. Game casino too but didn't receive this email, the last email I got from them was sent on the third of this month and it was titled, "⚽️ Euro Cup 2024 at BC.GAME: 3 Epic Events, $100K+ in Prizes! 🏆


But the contents of the email is a withdrawal notification?


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