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[khaled0111]

I made a post on the very first page in which I addressed their flawed provably fair system to which they have never replied. Anyone who cares about his money should have noticed that there is something wrong with this casino.

[fullfitlarry]

And it's interesting to see that this is a old domain already,

plump.com
WHOIS Information

IP Address: 172.66.152.6

Important Dates
Created
7/28/1995
Updated
1/22/2025
Expires
7/27/2034

So perhaps they will just re-invent themselves again in the future and repeat the process all over again.

[Hispo]

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So all we can do is take the warnings seriously, avoid this kind of casino, and spread the word so others will not become victims too.

The actual thing we can do is being extra careful with new casinos which happen to appear here on the forum out of nowhere and start to give some red flags like those which are being mentioned on their flaw license and also their flaw probably fair system on their games.

Whether we like it of not, it is obvious this forum and our gambling community is being targeted by scammers so they can rinse and repeat until getting literal fortunes our of us.

We need to stop being so gullible and deposit thousands of dollars in new casinos with no actual reputation.

[LogitechMouse]

What makes this even worse is that their team has not made any statement to explain what just happened. None of their official channels show any sign of activity. This seems like it was planned from the very beginning. A legitimate project would show up and explain the situation rather than just disappear. Saying nothing is still an answer and it is not a good one.

Just saw what happened yesterday, and just made a post today.

Well, they're anonymous so they can just exit-scam whenever they want to, and it's a bit unfortunate that they ended up scamming thousands of dollars to their customers. As for the statement or explanation, don't expect them to make one here or if they are then there will be a low chance, and they'll be doing it to redeem their reputation, but with what they did, is it really worth it to explain everything if in the end, they'll just end up scamming people.

They are gone, and the best thing that we can do right now is to spread awareness that this casino is a scam, and tell to them that they must not put their money here. A legitimate casino will show up, but they disappeared meaning they're not legit and a scam casino. Sad to see it ending like this, but it is what it is. 

[jcojci]

And it's interesting to see that this is a old domain already,

plump.com
WHOIS Information

IP Address: 172.66.152.6

Important Dates
Created
7/28/1995
Updated
1/22/2025
Expires
7/27/2034

So perhaps they will just re-invent themselves again in the future and repeat the process all over again.

That is other scenarios from them but they might still running their casino and finds the next target as they don't explain what is going on to them here. They can still promoting their casino on other places and pretending they are legit casino.

They can buy old domain without problems if they accept the price but if their plan is to scam people, that won't be long to make people suspicion.

[julerz12]

Sad to see casinos pulling the plug so often these last few months. Now I'm curious as to what the total amount scammed is going to come to. Hopefully no-one lost too much but I guess even $1 is too much.

I saw someone's post on X (Twitter) stating that $1m+ was scammed and that he personally knew someone who got affected with $200k funds.
No idea how true this claim is, though. No further evidence was presented on that post.
Source: https://x.com/trustyneo/status/2051789823736754251

Someone also accused them of being predatory, stating his withdrawals failed after raking some wins (turning $1.8k to $12k) and got labeled as suspicious activity, but the issue was magically fixed when he finally burned all his balance.  
Source: https://x.com/babix_betbolt/status/2050890727731650714

[avp2306]

Sad to see casinos pulling the plug so often these last few months. Now I'm curious as to what the total amount scammed is going to come to. Hopefully no-one lost too much but I guess even $1 is too much.

I saw someone's post on X (Twitter) stating that $1m+ was scammed and that he personally knew someone who got affected with $200k funds.
No idea how true this claim is, though. No further evidence was presented on that post.
Source: https://x.com/trustyneo/status/2051789823736754251

Someone also accused them of being predatory, stating his withdrawals failed after raking some wins (turning $1.8k to $12k) and got labeled as suspicious activity, but the issue was magically fixed when he finally burned all his balance.  
Source: https://x.com/babix_betbolt/status/2050890727731650714

Those are huge amounts taken by Plump and if you search plump.com scam on X you will see that lots of people post their complains against this casino.

It seems that aside from that amount there are lots of people got scam by this casino. This remind us that even if the casino seems good and have money to spend for their promotion we should not trust them especially if they are new.

Really sad to see another casino turn as scam and affect lots of people.

[yahoo62278]

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So all we can do is take the warnings seriously, avoid this kind of casino, and spread the word so others will not become victims too.

The actual thing we can do is being extra careful with new casinos which happen to appear here on the forum out of nowhere and start to give some red flags like those which are being mentioned on their flaw license and also their flaw probably fair system on their games.

Whether we like it of not, it is obvious this forum and our gambling community is being targeted by scammers so they can rinse and repeat until getting literal fortunes our of us.

We need to stop being so gullible and deposit thousands of dollars in new casinos with no actual reputation.

People are stupid though. They see a casino pop up, the casino opens a sig campaign using a reputable manager, everyone thinks its safe. Noone paid any attention to any red flags, just saw the steps taken by the casino and looked away.

We can say stop being gullible but saying it and doing it are 2 different things.