EARNBET.IO takes my deposit (7.7 ETH) and profits 8 ETH (total SCAM 35K USD)

[elgonzavalp9]

First of all, thank you for your help and for continuing to look into this situation. I genuinely appreciate your efforts.

I want to reiterate one key point: I used exactly the same network configuration from my very first deposit until my final deposit. I never activated or deliberately used a VPN or proxy; I was simply using my work computer and its existing IT configuration.

If this configuration was such a serious violation that it justified confiscating $35,000, why was it never an issue during any of my deposits or gameplay? Why did it only become an issue when I requested my withdrawal?

I accepted the Terms, but I did not deliberately circumvent any rules, and this money was accumulated through legitimate deposits and legitimate gameplay.

Honestly, looking at the situation critically, I find it very difficult not to feel that I am being treated unfairly. I am the one being accused here, yet the same configuration was apparently accepted throughout my entire time playing and only became a problem when I tried to withdraw.

$35,000 is an enormous amount of money to me. In my country, it represents roughly two years of an average salary. Losing the entire amount over an unintended network configuration feels extremely harsh and disproportionate.

I sincerely appreciate that you are trying to help them understand the IT configuration issue. I hope they can look at the whole situation and reach a fair outcome.

I will advise you to stop trying to push that "they only confiscate when withdraw [or winning big]" play here. It is a very well known string pulled by accusers of many casinos, and the reply will always the same: a retort of "will you complaint if you're not caught [or losing]?" Were you saying that you never withdraw anything before? This is one of the part I wanted to know more from EarnBet before delivering final verdict. But the point still stand, as above stated, you violate their ToS, so regardless they only act now instead of before, they still retain the full rights to confiscate your funds, it's in the fine print.

I am still trying to reach my contact on EarnBet and asked for some factors and see if I can get them to return partial funds instead of going full force with their ToS. I will suggest you to stop playing the well-known most-used "victim card" of "why only now and not when I am in loss", we've heard it too much and it works the opposite effect from what you aimed. It gain no sympathy and rather categorize you as "the player who pull that card".

any update?

[holydarkness]

any update?

Nope, still trying to get ahold of them, to get info of your total PnL and possibility to meet you in the middle by returning depo. I was informed by other that they're quite busy and unreachable for the past few weeks, though. Hence, the no response and no movement.

[elgonzavalp9]

any update?

Nope, still trying to get ahold of them, to get info of your total PnL and possibility to meet you in the middle by returning depo. I was informed by other that they're quite busy and unreachable for the past few weeks, though. Hence, the no response and no movement.

no updates after 2 months no? but u had time to put this scam site on your banner for affiliates no?

[holydarkness]

any update?

Nope, still trying to get ahold of them, to get info of your total PnL and possibility to meet you in the middle by returning depo. I was informed by other that they're quite busy and unreachable for the past few weeks, though. Hence, the no response and no movement.

no updates after 2 months no? but u had time to put this scam site on your banner for affiliates no?

Talking with them is hard, yes, I've mentioned it in several occasions. They've give me a quick look into your case and their counter-accusation, but I asked for further proof, and we're yet to get another chance to sit together to seal the case.

You want me to close the case with their words at face value? That'll be an update, if you're so eager for an update.

And no, I am not being rude because I wear their banner. I am being rude because you do first [read your text, carefully], and I currently in no mood to be polite. Remember [what people seems to take for granted lately] I do this out of my free time, for free. I am not benefited in any way from any outcome of cases, other than satisfaction for having to be able to close a case.

[elgonzavalp9]

any update?

Nope, still trying to get ahold of them, to get info of your total PnL and possibility to meet you in the middle by returning depo. I was informed by other that they're quite busy and unreachable for the past few weeks, though. Hence, the no response and no movement.

no updates after 2 months no? but u had time to put this scam site on your banner for affiliates no?

Talking with them is hard, yes, I've mentioned it in several occasions. They've give me a quick look into your case and their counter-accusation, but I asked for further proof, and we're yet to get another chance to sit together to seal the case.

You want me to close the case with their words at face value? That'll be an update, if you're so eager for an update.

And no, I am not being rude because I wear their banner. I am being rude because you do first [read your text, carefully], and I currently in no mood to be polite. Remember [what people seems to take for granted lately] I do this out of my free time, for free. I am not benefited in any way from any outcome of cases, other than satisfaction for having to be able to close a case.

Im grateful for your efforts then , but its one out of two, our you dont care much about this situation or, what i think it is, THEY DONT CARE about scamming me , and i repeat its been 2MONTHS 2 MONTHS !!!!!!!! its shameful that i need to be here BEGGING, literally BEGGING to be refunded in the best of cases my DEPOSIT , its shameful that this happens and people are here discussing how to hit a jackpot and in which slot

[holydarkness]

Talking with them is hard, yes, I've mentioned it in several occasions. They've give me a quick look into your case and their counter-accusation, but I asked for further proof, and we're yet to get another chance to sit together to seal the case.

You want me to close the case with their words at face value? That'll be an update, if you're so eager for an update.

And no, I am not being rude because I wear their banner. I am being rude because you do first [read your text, carefully], and I currently in no mood to be polite. Remember [what people seems to take for granted lately] I do this out of my free time, for free. I am not benefited in any way from any outcome of cases, other than satisfaction for having to be able to close a case.

Im grateful for your efforts then , but its one out of two, our you dont care much about this situation or, what i think it is, THEY DONT CARE about scamming me , and i repeat its been 2MONTHS 2 MONTHS !!!!!!!! its shameful that i need to be here BEGGING, literally BEGGING to be refunded in the best of cases my DEPOSIT , its shameful that this happens and people are here discussing how to hit a jackpot and in which slot

People kept discussing how they hit jackpot and slots are simply because they won. They're happy about it and they announce and discuss about it. Doesn't negate the fact that their representative is still busy with things and doesn't appear on the forum, nor reply to my nudge.

[elgonzavalp9]

Talking with them is hard, yes, I've mentioned it in several occasions. They've give me a quick look into your case and their counter-accusation, but I asked for further proof, and we're yet to get another chance to sit together to seal the case.

You want me to close the case with their words at face value? That'll be an update, if you're so eager for an update.

And no, I am not being rude because I wear their banner. I am being rude because you do first [read your text, carefully], and I currently in no mood to be polite. Remember [what people seems to take for granted lately] I do this out of my free time, for free. I am not benefited in any way from any outcome of cases, other than satisfaction for having to be able to close a case.

Im grateful for your efforts then , but its one out of two, our you dont care much about this situation or, what i think it is, THEY DONT CARE about scamming me , and i repeat its been 2MONTHS 2 MONTHS !!!!!!!! its shameful that i need to be here BEGGING, literally BEGGING to be refunded in the best of cases my DEPOSIT , its shameful that this happens and people are here discussing how to hit a jackpot and in which slot

People kept discussing how they hit jackpot and slots are simply because they won. They're happy about it and they announce and discuss about it. Doesn't negate the fact that their representative is still busy with things and doesn't appear on the forum, nor reply to my nudge.

Look, first of all, I genuinely appreciate your time, and I understand that you're doing this for free. I'm nobody to demand anything from you or tell you what you should or shouldn't do.

However, as a personal opinion, I honestly wouldn't mind paying you, and I'm pretty sure other affected users wouldn't mind either, if it meant getting some help with genuinely unfair cases like this.

But seriously, what am I supposed to think? TWO MONTHS. Two fucking months, and EarnBet supposedly still hasn't had the time to properly respond to this case? Come on. Is this a joke?

And in the meantime, I see you displaying an EarnBet referral banner. Honestly, the whole situation looks ridiculous from my perspective.

I genuinely believe you could have done much more here. For example, you could have told them something along the lines of: "This user has been waiting for a long time. We need to get this resolved. Otherwise, I'll have no choice but to mark this case as unresolved and publicly state that EarnBet is unwilling to cooperate with the resolution process."

That would have been a reasonable way to put some pressure on them, wouldn't it? Instead, I'm left wondering what exactly is being achieved here.

And there's something else I really want you to understand: what happened to me is UNFAIR.

Seriously, when I read your comment about being halfway towards getting my deposit back, I couldn't believe it.

HALFWAY?

I've been practically BEGGING for TWO MONTHS just to get MY OWN DEPOSIT back. Not my profits, not some bonus, not free money. MY OWN MONEY.

Why should I have to spend two months begging to recover my own deposit? What exactly did I do to deserve this? Did they simply look for the first possible excuse to avoid paying me and then leave me waiting indefinitely?

Put yourself in my position for a moment. Imagine having thousands of dollars stuck somewhere, knowing that the company has your money, while you spend weeks chasing people just to get someone to take your case seriously.

I'm exhausted, frustrated and honestly disappointed.

I appreciate your time, but I also think it's fair to expect a little more commitment when someone is dealing with a situation this serious.

I don't want special treatment. I don't want charity. I JUST WANT MY MONEY BACK.

And after two months, I don't think that's too much to ask.

[bitbollo]

Considering now its at least two months of a complaint open,

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 I don't want charity. I JUST WANT MY MONEY BACK.

And after two months
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with a clear scam accusation pending resolution/answer I would invite to all users to pay attention to this service.
I am sorry to read these words by @OP and it's evident that "the trusted" guys would not give a shi* of your complaints.
These accusations must be answered in matter of day. If a serious gambler want risk to have LOCKED (or stolen) 35K USD please go ahead to not warn other users, and make directly a deposit.

Last but not least, that would be also interesting to note, there are always the same "group of scam managers involved" - check references about their negative trusts.

[holydarkness]

Look, first of all, I genuinely appreciate your time, and I understand that you're doing this for free. I'm nobody to demand anything from you or tell you what you should or shouldn't do.

However, as a personal opinion, I honestly wouldn't mind paying you, and I'm pretty sure other affected users wouldn't mind either, if it meant getting some help with genuinely unfair cases like this.

The "genuinely unfair cases like this", if I may remind overseers who might forget the details as it took rather while, is you playing from public device in your office, where your IP kept changing. What I am trying to do so far, even after concrete proof of ToS violation of what can be considered as IP masking, is the severity of those IP changes itself and whether or not I can negotiate something better.

The verdict was there, ready to be published [I said it before, on this thread] I am just trying to negotiate a better way for you.

But seriously, what am I supposed to think? TWO MONTHS. Two fucking months, and EarnBet supposedly still hasn't had the time to properly respond to this case? Come on. Is this a joke?

And in the meantime, I see you displaying an EarnBet referral banner. Honestly, the whole situation looks ridiculous from my perspective.

[...]

Put yourself in my position for a moment. Imagine having thousands of dollars stuck somewhere, knowing that the company has your money, while you spend weeks chasing people just to get someone to take your case seriously.

I'm exhausted, frustrated and honestly disappointed.

I appreciate your time, but I also think it's fair to expect a little more commitment when someone is dealing with a situation this serious.

I don't want special treatment. I don't want charity. I JUST WANT MY MONEY BACK.

And after two months, I don't think that's too much to ask.

This is not my SOP and --as I said before, also on this thread-- conversation with them just like conversation with you that shared with me in private will always be private. So I'll show just my parts of convo, to show my "little more commitment":

I genuinely believe you could have done much more here. For example, you could have told them something along the lines of: "This user has been waiting for a long time. We need to get this resolved. Otherwise, I'll have no choice but to mark this case as unresolved and publicly state that EarnBet is unwilling to cooperate with the resolution process."

That would have been a reasonable way to put some pressure on them, wouldn't it? Instead, I'm left wondering what exactly is being achieved here.

And there's something else I really want you to understand: what happened to me is UNFAIR.

Seriously, when I read your comment about being halfway towards getting my deposit back, I couldn't believe it.

HALFWAY?

I've been practically BEGGING for TWO MONTHS just to get MY OWN DEPOSIT back. Not my profits, not some bonus, not free money. MY OWN MONEY.

Why should I have to spend two months begging to recover my own deposit? What exactly did I do to deserve this? Did they simply look for the first possible excuse to avoid paying me and then leave me waiting indefinitely?

[...]

Yes, I can either mark the case as resolved, favoring them by weighting the proof of IP changes and use of public device [office desktop that is linked to their own network] that is confirmed by both parties. I can also mark the case as unresolved and lock it as that, just like if you raise with AG or CG. But that will be the end of the case: a slap to their wrist and a small dent in their reputation point, while the complainant lose all of their assets.

That is why I always aim for a middle ground, even after verdict, trying "gesture of good will" and other ways to get players reimbursed in any way possible.

BUT... all of these long speech and my own word when I type gesture of good will just remind me that a prominent member once advise to not try to achieve what I aimed for [in his own wording] and call it as it is: if a casino is at fault, or if the player is at fault, just say so.

SO, to repeat myself [again] I'm in the middle of talking with them, though very slowly, about the severity of IP change and possible accidental multi-acc because of other user also use the service in the same public network, and whether or not they are willing to go lenient and return your deposit, depending on your lifetime PnL.

I'm offering you now, which one do you prefer? I mark the case as resolved due to evidence of IP changings and admission of public device usage, or mark it as unresolved not because the casino is at fault, but due to difficulties to talk with representative and the player requested it to be closed.

[memehunter]

even after concrete proof of ToS violation of what can be considered as IP masking, is the severity of those IP changes itself and whether or not I can negotiate something better.
The verdict was there, ready to be published [I said it before, on this thread] I am just trying to negotiate a better way for you.

You are doing an awesome job but as a mediator dont you think you have to consider the ethical aspect of this case as well?
I mean, there is a principal of proportionality as well which must be considered here.
I would like to quote my earlier post (although the matter is little more serious as same ID documents were involved but still..)

In today’s world, where you have multiple devices, every device with its own internet, this kind of term does not make sense, and I would argue that these are kind of predatory. There are numerous occasions where a casino has to act against its in house terms or policies just because of ethics.
Here, the intent should be the decisive factor. The casino should demonstrate that the OP used multiple accounts in order to abuse the platform.
I bet even if someone has 10 accounts with the same IP and every account is at a loss, there will be no objection from any casino whatsoever. There will be no need to even do KYC.

We can't go just go by the tos of casino.
Here the casino should show the abuse done my masking/changing IPs.

[holydarkness]

even after concrete proof of ToS violation of what can be considered as IP masking, is the severity of those IP changes itself and whether or not I can negotiate something better.
The verdict was there, ready to be published [I said it before, on this thread] I am just trying to negotiate a better way for you.

You are doing an awesome job but as a mediator dont you think you have to consider the ethical aspect of this case as well?
I mean, there is a principal of proportionality as well which must be considered here.
I would like to quote my earlier post (although the matter is little more serious as same ID documents were involved but still..)

In today’s world, where you have multiple devices, every device with its own internet, this kind of term does not make sense, and I would argue that these are kind of predatory. There are numerous occasions where a casino has to act against its in house terms or policies just because of ethics.
Here, the intent should be the decisive factor. The casino should demonstrate that the OP used multiple accounts in order to abuse the platform.
I bet even if someone has 10 accounts with the same IP and every account is at a loss, there will be no objection from any casino whatsoever. There will be no need to even do KYC.

We can't go just go by the tos of casino.

I would like to see that I am?

If not cosiderable of ethical aspect of cases or the proportionality of each of them, then at least to be less strict than AG or CG who see in binary, 0 and 1, black or white, yes or no, guilty or not guilty.

I choose to find a middle ground for everyone, if I can. That's why the case got dragged for so long, even after preliminary evidence [weak, in my opinion, as it may] was given that is enough to close it.

By EarnBet's provider's flag of constant IP change and OP's own admission, he uses public device [office desktop]. Be that as it may that it's his "personal PC", no one knows whether or not his former colleague use that device to play, and the statement that his colleague are not likely to play online casino due to age factor is somewhat speculative.

I'd like to argue and agree at the same time that we can't just go by the ToS of casino.

ToS need to be obeyed, that's why it's there on the first place, but at the same time, casinos can't just sweep cases under their rugs by ToS only. That is why cases on this board always approached [at least by me] on case-by-case basis, each is unique and need different approach. And that is why I fight for further proof and/or leniency to return deposit based on PnL. Because this case is not as simple as 0 or 1; One that has to wait as [as evidently] my communication with EarnBet is not as smooth and seamless as I have with other casino.

[bitbollo]

@OP considering this amount (and something official replies&screenshots provided) you can definitely evaluate to hire a lawyer and acting with license provider - at least to have some "official statement".  
It would be more effective to send few messages in telegram... I would move on, and act in "real world".
 
About their explanations: I was gambling with decent amounts from several devices/locations - any casinos could just close a big percentage of accounts considering that there are many bitcoiners  that doesn't working from an office/fixed places/devices.  
What it should also the advantage for a sportsbetting/casino considering there is not a bonus abuse?

Allowing such justification as barely plausible isn't the best experience and despite these teams spends/promote their websites they have definitely to improve these issues because isn't plausible waiting all this time for an official approach to the issue.

[Mahdirakib]

Here the casino should show the abuse done my masking/changing IPs.

I completely agree with you on this point. But all the casinos make the decision according to the TOS. Earnbet has clear evidence that OP used the IP masking service. It doesn't matter to them whether he did it intentionally or by mistake. They are following the terms here to forfeit the big winnings of OP.

~snip~ Because this case is not as simple as 0 or 1; One that has to wait as [as evidently] my communication with EarnBet is not as smooth and seamless as I have with other casino.

Other mediators would have certainly marked this complaint as solved based on the evidence provided by EarnBet already. You are dragging it further to make a more fair judgement. Unfortunately, the Earnbet team is primarily focused on developing and improving the platform now. I hope they will get back here with a detailed explanation of this issue soon.

[elgonzavalp9]

Look, first of all, I genuinely appreciate your time, and I understand that you're doing this for free. I'm nobody to demand anything from you or tell you what you should or shouldn't do.

However, as a personal opinion, I honestly wouldn't mind paying you, and I'm pretty sure other affected users wouldn't mind either, if it meant getting some help with genuinely unfair cases like this.

The "genuinely unfair cases like this", if I may remind overseers who might forget the details as it took rather while, is you playing from public device in your office, where your IP kept changing. What I am trying to do so far, even after concrete proof of ToS violation of what can be considered as IP masking, is the severity of those IP changes itself and whether or not I can negotiate something better.

The verdict was there, ready to be published [I said it before, on this thread] I am just trying to negotiate a better way for you.

But seriously, what am I supposed to think? TWO MONTHS. Two fucking months, and EarnBet supposedly still hasn't had the time to properly respond to this case? Come on. Is this a joke?

And in the meantime, I see you displaying an EarnBet referral banner. Honestly, the whole situation looks ridiculous from my perspective.

[...]

Put yourself in my position for a moment. Imagine having thousands of dollars stuck somewhere, knowing that the company has your money, while you spend weeks chasing people just to get someone to take your case seriously.

I'm exhausted, frustrated and honestly disappointed.

I appreciate your time, but I also think it's fair to expect a little more commitment when someone is dealing with a situation this serious.

I don't want special treatment. I don't want charity. I JUST WANT MY MONEY BACK.

And after two months, I don't think that's too much to ask.

This is not my SOP and --as I said before, also on this thread-- conversation with them just like conversation with you that shared with me in private will always be private. So I'll show just my parts of convo, to show my "little more commitment":

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I genuinely believe you could have done much more here. For example, you could have told them something along the lines of: "This user has been waiting for a long time. We need to get this resolved. Otherwise, I'll have no choice but to mark this case as unresolved and publicly state that EarnBet is unwilling to cooperate with the resolution process."

That would have been a reasonable way to put some pressure on them, wouldn't it? Instead, I'm left wondering what exactly is being achieved here.

And there's something else I really want you to understand: what happened to me is UNFAIR.

Seriously, when I read your comment about being halfway towards getting my deposit back, I couldn't believe it.

HALFWAY?

I've been practically BEGGING for TWO MONTHS just to get MY OWN DEPOSIT back. Not my profits, not some bonus, not free money. MY OWN MONEY.

Why should I have to spend two months begging to recover my own deposit? What exactly did I do to deserve this? Did they simply look for the first possible excuse to avoid paying me and then leave me waiting indefinitely?

[...]

Yes, I can either mark the case as resolved, favoring them by weighting the proof of IP changes and use of public device [office desktop that is linked to their own network] that is confirmed by both parties. I can also mark the case as unresolved and lock it as that, just like if you raise with AG or CG. But that will be the end of the case: a slap to their wrist and a small dent in their reputation point, while the complainant lose all of their assets.

That is why I always aim for a middle ground, even after verdict, trying "gesture of good will" and other ways to get players reimbursed in any way possible.

BUT... all of these long speech and my own word when I type gesture of good will just remind me that a prominent member once advise to not try to achieve what I aimed for [in his own wording] and call it as it is: if a casino is at fault, or if the player is at fault, just say so.

SO, to repeat myself [again] I'm in the middle of talking with them, though very slowly, about the severity of IP change and possible accidental multi-acc because of other user also use the service in the same public network, and whether or not they are willing to go lenient and return your deposit, depending on your lifetime PnL.

I'm offering you now, which one do you prefer? I mark the case as resolved due to evidence of IP changings and admission of public device usage, or mark it as unresolved not because the casino is at fault, but due to difficulties to talk with representative and the player requested it to be closed.

I want the outcome that is best for me, and I genuinely hope you can help achieve that. I appreciate the time you've spent trying to negotiate with EarnBet, and I hope you can push for the fairest possible resolution.

Regarding the IP changes, if I remember correctly, most of the time I would log in to place my bets and then leave. I wasn't constantly connected, although it's difficult to remember every detail since this happened several months ago. As far as I understand, IP addresses can change and don't necessarily have to remain the same every time you log in. I would really like to understand what specifically makes these changes evidence of deliberate IP masking or fraudulent activity.

As others have already mentioned, the principle of proportionality is extremely important here, and I honestly don't see how it has been respected in my case. Having approximately $35,000 confiscated, including my original deposits, over alleged IP irregularities is an extremely serious and disproportionate outcome. The fact that EarnBet is supposedly busy or focused on developing its platform does not justify leaving a customer waiting for months without a proper resolution.

Furthermore, cases like Eladzis (post #4242 in EarnBet's official thread) raise even more serious questions about how EarnBet treats winning customers. Being told that you might recover access to your money if you demonstrate "genuine play" sounds rather absurd. Does that mean players are genuine only when they lose?

At some point, this stops looking like fair enforcement of Terms of Service and starts looking like an abusive way of finding excuses not to pay winning customers.

I would really prefer not to have this case marked as resolved in EarnBet's favour. I still believe there is room for a fair settlement, and I hope you can help me achieve that. I would much rather keep the discussion open while you continue negotiating a reasonable refund than have the case closed without any meaningful resolution.

The fundamental question remains unanswered: what actual abuse did I commit, what evidence proves it, and why should I lose my original deposits as well as my winnings?

I am still willing to reach a fair settlement, but I expect accountability, transparency and, at the very least, the return of my original deposits.

[holydarkness]

[...]
The fundamental question remains unanswered: what actual abuse did I commit, what evidence proves it, and why should I lose my original deposits as well as my winnings?

I am still willing to reach a fair settlement, but I expect accountability, transparency and, at the very least, the return of my original deposits.

You're flagged by their provider for multiple IP changes. I would suspect that the use of "dynamic" IP address in your office network would widen the chance someone else also play at some point. By that explanation itself, and the evidence given --as stated by others-- AG, CG, and perhaps other mediator would find that sufficient to close favoring the casino.

Unlike those ADR, I am stilll trying to dig deeper why the changes of IP trigger their IP Masking clause. My suspicion is if someone else also have account there [thus multi-acc] or there was a previous account created and banned [thus ban-evasion]. Though you "guaranteed" that your coworkers are unlikely to play on EarnBet, it's highly speculative.

Unless your office is a five people company and there are no other departments and you know personally every people you're working with, one can't be so sure that not even one entity in the company use the same platform.

Now, if you want me to get to the bottom of it, kindly give me time. The sig I wear doesn't bear any impact to my investigation at all. If there is a sign of abuse, I am dropping the sig right away. But so far, the scale are tipping in their side, and I am trying a thorough attempt to see that there are other factors that can be placed into your scale to tip the balance.

Moving to your next paragraph, transparency is not a privilege you can enjoy, nor everyone else who raise cases on this forum or other ADR. Private information are only available and set for the mediator's eyes only. So you can stop hoping to see the flag by their provider, your IP log, or other evidence given to me. Those conversation are privileged under confidentiality agreement.

I am fair and neutral and treat every evidence from both parties with healty dose of doubt and curiosity, if my words bear any weight. So I guess you can only hold into that. Or leave.

About return of your original deposit, don't hold your breath. I am aiming for that at the very least, I do, but it's all depend on data of your PnL as well as other evidence I am currently inquiring. Like I said, I am fair. If it was proven that you're trying to cheat them, or that you're in PnL positive and there were no monetary obligation left to do for them, I won't fight for principal.

SO, last, if you can't wait and consider *gesturing wildly* all those about me, then feel free to say so, I'll be more than happy to drop this case and move on. Less headache for me who doesn't reap any benefits from this dragged case.

[alano83]

Guys, this is getting ridiculous... they block you because of your IP address and don’t even return your deposit? That’s misappropriation—theft, and fraud to boot. I hope that sooner or later someone catches up with them and does what needs to be done, because you just don’t treat people like this. Two months—that’s 60 days—and it’s unacceptable that they won’t provide any answers. They’re thieves, plain and simple. Just like the people at BetPandaCasino, and a thousand others like them. Don’t give another dollar to these pieces of shit; let them go bust in their own country. And they’d better remember to sleep with their doors locked, because the web is full of people—and hackers.