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[OcTradism]

Judging from subtracted amount on your deposit, it’s definitely a deposit fee since transaction fee on different blockchain network usually just 0.1$ or 1$ on Tron.

I don't know what happened with that account and deposit but transaction fee on Tron chain is not $1.
https://gasfeesnow.com/

That site shows the transaction fees on Tron chain is from 2.05 to 4.29 USD, much more expensive than $1 and recent months, TRC20 chain has been no longer a best chain for stablecoin transactions.

[Agbe]

You're welcome. You have a nice design of the ANN thread. I also visit your casino and it is good. Registration process is okay and I read your Terms and Conditions and in the restricted countries, I didn't see any buy it is blank out. And only started that any country that is prohibiting casino is automatically restricted from the casino. It is good you state it out.

[SamReomo]

Good to see another casino announcement thread on this forum and I'm happy to see that the owner bought cooper membership right away and created a pretty decent announcement post.

I welcome Plump on the forum and I suggest you people to do some marketing by having a signature campaign to gain highest exposure on the forum.

There are good managers for such type of marketing like Icopress who could be very helpful in proper marketing of the casino on this forum. Once again congratulations for the announcement thread and wish you best of luck.

[plump]

I didn't find any information about deposit fees, only a $10 minimum deposit. We'll just have to wait for them to respond. If there really is a deposit fee, they should have stated how much it will be deducted on the deposit page. Casinos rarely charge transaction fees for deposits. It's normal to be charged for withdrawals.

Judging from subtracted amount on your deposit, it’s definitely a deposit fee since transaction fee on different blockchain network usually just 0.1$ or 1$ on Tron.

It’s odd to see a deposit fee while other casino offers already a free deposit and withdrawal transaction fee.

There should be an info regarding that fee disclose on the deposit tab for clarity since a huge deposit will surely have a huge fees too since it’s around 1.75%.

We’re currently working with our crypto processor to absorb these fees. We agree, you shouldn’t be charged a fee on deposits.

In the meantime, our Customer Support team and VIP hosts have been manually crediting wallets to reimburse any fees that were charged on request.

[cryptoq94]

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I would like to ask about KYC in your casino.

[joeperry]

Welcome to the Bitcointalk forum, I just saw your platform. It's great to see another new gambling platform and you already implemented a prediction market it's my first time to see a new platform that already has a prediction market though it was now slowly added in existing gambling sites. I checked the promotions and they were pretty common and standard, may I ask if you might have some upcoming promotions that is related to sports betting? I usually look for those since I've prefer sports betting over casinos (though I also play provably fair games/original games) but I usually spends more time in sports betting and now, probably in prediction markets.

[Juse14]

Welcome to the Forum
I have a small question. After making a deposit, I deposited $20 in USDT, but I only received $19.65 in my account. Are there any deposit fees?

Their terms which is related to your question is quoted below:

Fees and charges may apply to customer deposits and withdrawals, which can be found on the Website. In most cases we absorb transaction fees for deposits to your Plump.com Account.

Judging from the above terms, yes fee or charge may apply to your deposit but I have no idea where they put the information about the fee/charge.
As I have not created an account yet, perhaps the information about the fee is available on the deposit menu, can you find it there?

If there is a deposit fee, it is usually how many percent is it 0.1%, then what about large deposits, maybe in my mind the fee deduction can be much greater.
I just hope that especially since this is a new casino, deposits are free and there is no need for a fee, unlike withdrawals, so we recognize it when it comes to withdrawals.

[Haunebu]

Here is what I think, since the License expired recently and was renewed thereafter, the License register of Curaçao Gaming Authority where i got the information from has not yet been updated. All that matter is that the license seal which is on the website checks out. Initially while looking through the website, I missed it out.

That's weird. I scoured the homepage thoroughly and I could not find the curaçao seal anywhere and could only find the text stating the license number through which I was able to find out that it was a valid license which was still active.

I guess I might have missed it or something. This is definitely a unique situation since these license seals are usually easy to find on the footers of these crypto gambling sites.

[DYING_S0UL]

Welcome to the bitcointalk forum Plump. I see you have done your homework quite well, bought the copper member as well as acquired a nice ANN design. Moreover, it's been only a day since your ANN post was created, and you have already launched a signature campaign with LM, LOL. No time to waste, huh..

BTW, I was stopped at this part of your t&c. I had to stop and laugh for a moment (in a positive way). Now why is it intentionally left blank? Normally, others would give the whole list of prohibited regions. Without the full list, it will lead to mass confusion among the players. There should be a clear list...at least the most obvious ones..

[Davidvictorson]

Welcome to the forum where you will get undiluted reviews that will make your casino and the services it offers better.
From reading the Terms and Conditions, especially with regards to KYC which is usually a hot issue for players interested in signing up in the casino, I think that the language is not clear enough - because it says that , "19. KYC Policy of Plump
19.1. Plump.com reserves the right, at any time, to ask for any KYC documentation it deems necessary to determine the identity and location of a User. "
Me thinks that it is appropriate to add that KYC will be required upon sign up and then at any other time to clear any confusion that folks who don't read the Terms and Conditions may have. It should be stated.

[plump]

You're welcome. You have a nice design of the ANN thread. I also visit your casino and it is good. Registration process is okay and I read your Terms and Conditions and in the restricted countries, I didn't see any buy it is blank out. And only started that any country that is prohibiting casino is automatically restricted from the casino. It is good you state it out.

A list of our Prohibited Jurisdictions can be found in our AML policy!

[plump]

Welcome to the forum where you will get undiluted reviews that will make your casino and the services it offers better.
From reading the Terms and Conditions, especially with regards to KYC which is usually a hot issue for players interested in signing up in the casino, I think that the language is not clear enough - because it says that , "19. KYC Policy of Plump
19.1. Plump.com reserves the right, at any time, to ask for any KYC documentation it deems necessary to determine the identity and location of a User. "
Me thinks that it is appropriate to add that KYC will be required upon sign up and then at any other time to clear any confusion that folks who don't read the Terms and Conditions may have. It should be stated.

Feedback is welcomed

KYC is only required for the use of our fiat / local payment methods. Any crypto deposits / withdraws we do not require.

[Shishir99]

Welcome to the forum Plump.com!

I liked the UI design. It looks good, to be honest. People are bored with seeing the same casino UI with a similar color palette. Your UI is not unique, but the color palette is kinda nice and attractive. The first thing I check in a new casino is its in-house games. I see you already have 17 Originals games, which is a massive number of games, to be honest. Usually, casinos develop 8 to 10 games for their players, then rely on 3rd-party games.

I think I will try the mines and Chicken road, which you named 'Cross the road'. I find them interesting. I will share my experience here once I have made a deposit and checked them.

[CoffeeSipper64]

Welcome to the forum Plump.com!

I liked the UI design. It looks good, to be honest. People are bored with seeing the same casino UI with a similar color palette. Your UI is not unique, but the color palette is kinda nice and attractive. The first thing I check in a new casino is its in-house games. I see you already have 17 Originals games, which is a massive number of games, to be honest. Usually, casinos develop 8 to 10 games for their players, then rely on 3rd-party games.

I think I will try the mines and Chicken road, which you named 'Cross the road'. I find them interesting. I will share my experience here once I have made a deposit and checked them.

The color might not be the same but the games and sportsbook provider is the same as the previous 100 casinos.
BetBy casino and sportsbook...

[Kavelj22]

KYC is only required for the use of our fiat / local payment methods. Any crypto deposits / withdraws we do not require.

I don't see this clarification in your TOS. This is the first time I encounter a casino promising to only enforce KYC to FIAT users. What about suspicions of system abuse or fraudulent activity? In the TOS you adhere to AML policies, how you can continue with this if you won't enforce KYC verification procedures?

In some of the above replies, some users asked you about the charged fees. Please explain why you charge fees for deposits because almost all crypto-based casinos don't do so. And few of them charge fees for withdrawals. Explain your strategy please.

[Y3shot]

Welcome to the forum. I had to create my account to go through the site and see for myself. I noticed that plump.com rewards bonuses for deposits; I believe this may  be for first deposit, but I don't know if the bonus is specifically for all deposits. If that is the case, then good; even if it is just for the first deposit, I can see that the reward is fair enough.

The next thing I went to check further is the minimum deposit, for which there is a specific amount required. I think this is straightforward for gamblers to know the minimum amount that can be deposited. There are many popular coins that can be used for betting. It is good to have plump.com here in the forum, but I must say the only thing that will keep this brand moving forward is to be plain and transparent to customers.

[adultcrypto]

You have a beautiful platform and a very fine color combination, one of the most appealing I have seen in this industry.

Your 100% welcome bonus is fine and the 40x wagering requirement within 30 days of activation is also fair since it is a bonus.

Welcome to the bitcointalk forum Plump. I see you have done your homework quite well, bought the copper member as well as acquired a nice ANN design. Moreover, it's been only a day since your ANN post was created, and you have already launched a signature campaign with LM, LOL. No time to waste, huh..

BTW, I was stopped at this part of your t&c. I had to stop and laugh for a moment (in a positive way). Now why is it intentionally left blank? Normally, others would give the whole list of prohibited regions. Without the full list, it will lead to mass confusion among the players. There should be a clear list...at least the most obvious ones..

I have been steering at the part for the past five minutes and I kept wondering what the reason could be. I am not from a country that is usually restricted in casino platforms because gambling is a big business in my country, but it will be better to give a full list of the restricted countries to avoid confusion in the future. I hope their representative, who have been very active on the forum, will try and clarify that part just like that clarified they clarified the deposit fee part.

[Promocodeudo]

Plum.com welcome to the forum, I can see that you guys came prepared, opening your Ann thread yesterday and about to start signature campaign tells it all.
I will try to open an account in your site, for now I may not have much to say, when am done with my registration by then I will have much to say.
Having seen your promotion that's starting soon, I hope you guys have a plan of staying for a long-term here, I just have to say this because to achieve your goals here in this forum, you guys should be considered long-term promotion in this forum, although that's my suggestion, good to see you guys around,  a quick reminder, in a competitive space as that of gambling, you guys reputation is what will speak for you and as we know, reputation and trust doesn't just come one day, it takes time to build, welcome once again.

[AndrewMbtc]

Welcome to the forum where you will get undiluted reviews that will make your casino and the services it offers better.
From reading the Terms and Conditions, especially with regards to KYC which is usually a hot issue for players interested in signing up in the casino, I think that the language is not clear enough - because it says that , "19. KYC Policy of Plump
19.1. Plump.com reserves the right, at any time, to ask for any KYC documentation it deems necessary to determine the identity and location of a User. "
Me thinks that it is appropriate to add that KYC will be required upon sign up and then at any other time to clear any confusion that folks who don't read the Terms and Conditions may have. It should be stated.

Feedback is welcomed

KYC is only required for the use of our fiat / local payment methods. Any crypto deposits / withdraws we do not require.

Your livechat says kyc can be required for crypto too in some cases. So are you 100% sure there is no kyc for crypto users or not?
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[plump]

KYC is only required for the use of our fiat / local payment methods. Any crypto deposits / withdraws we do not require.

I don't see this clarification in your TOS. This is the first time I encounter a casino promising to only enforce KYC to FIAT users. What about suspicions of system abuse or fraudulent activity? In the TOS you adhere to AML policies, how you can continue with this if you won't enforce KYC verification procedures?

In some of the above replies, some users asked you about the charged fees. Please explain why you charge fees for deposits because almost all crypto-based casinos don't do so. And few of them charge fees for withdrawals. Explain your strategy please.

If we suspect account misuse, fraudulent activity, or underage gambling, we may require KYC. Otherwise, KYC isn’t required.

I'll get the team to add some clarification regarding this in our TOS.

We use Sumsub as our identity verification provider, and the process is fully automated and in most cases instant.

Regarding fees, I’ve already addressed those above.