I should be the one thanking you for your help and not leaving. This is the only way to deceive and deliberately prolong the verification process. To summarize this matter, see below the dates of your fraud, lies, and evidence of intentional behavior.
November 26th, please provide your documents -
After a few hours, the documents were activated (I have them).
December 4th, I received a question about the verification status.
On December 5th, I received a reply with the same request for documents!!!
On December 11th, I received a reply regarding verification, saying that it had been sent to the appropriate department and that I should wait.
On December 12th, I received another message from you, saying that you had received the documents - I have it in my email.
On December 19th, I received a message that you were requesting the same documents!!!!
On December 22nd, I received a reply that you had already received the documents twice, another request for the same documents?
On December 23rd, I received the same request for documents in response to the email informing me that you had already received them twice.
On December 23rd, I sent the exact same documents for the third time as the first time!!!!
On December 25th, I received a message that I should attach these documents to my account - interestingly, before verification, you confirmed in a conversation with you that my account was blocked by you - a request to perform an action I cannot perform.
On December 12th, only after the matter escalated to Casino Guru did you contact me again - because I'm starting to worry about a bad reputation. Simple.
So, to summarize, I sent the exact same documents three times, and for a month and a half, you did nothing with my case. Only when it reached Casino Guru did you get in touch? So why are you thanking me?
Which section of the regulations states that I have to request the verification process myself?
Which section of the regulations allows you to hold my money for a month and a half without any reason, without taking any steps to conduct verification?
I expect compensation for the lies, deception, and manipulation you used during this case.
No company has the right or should treat customers this way.
There are emails for everything, both in my inbox and yours. Everything is clear and straightforward here. You deliberately held my money because there's no way you could have missed it.
Since you confirm receipt and then ask me to send the same thing again, claiming you don't have it, you are confirming with your messages that you are deceiving me, so I am waiting for compensation for the time I lost and your fraud.
I'm sending confirmations of deposits to the casino account.
I think everyone reading our conversation knows that you cheated and manipulated the verification process, but I'm waiting for an explanation of how it was possible that I had to spend a month and a half asking you to acknowledge that you had actually received my documents. I've sent reminders three times, all exactly the same ones.
Lies
Fraud
Manipulation
I should be the one thanking you for your help and not leaving. This is the only way to deceive and deliberately prolong the verification process. To summarize this matter, see below the dates of your fraud, lies, and evidence of intentional behavior.
November 26th, please provide your documents -
After a few hours, the documents were activated (I have them).
December 4th, I received a question about the verification status.
On December 5th, I received a reply with the same request for documents!!!
On December 11th, I received a reply regarding verification, saying that it had been sent to the appropriate department and that I should wait.
On December 12th, I received another message from you, saying that you had received the documents - I have it in my email.
On December 19th, I received a message that you were requesting the same documents!!!!
On December 22nd, I received a reply that you had already received the documents twice, another request for the same documents?
On December 23rd, I received the same request for documents in response to the email informing me that you had already received them twice.
On December 23rd, I sent the exact same documents for the third time as the first time!!!!
On December 25th, I received a message that I should attach these documents to my account - interestingly, before verification, you confirmed in a conversation with you that my account was blocked by you - a request to perform an action I cannot perform.
On December 12th, only after the matter escalated to Casino Guru did you contact me again - because I'm starting to worry about a bad reputation. Simple.
So, to summarize, I sent the exact same documents three times, and for a month and a half, you did nothing with my case. Only when it reached Casino Guru did you get in touch? So why are you thanking me?
Which section of the regulations states that I have to request the verification process myself?
Which section of the regulations allows you to hold my money for a month and a half without any reason, without taking any steps to conduct verification?
I expect compensation for the lies, deception, and manipulation you used during this case.
No company has the right or should treat customers this way.
There are emails for everything, both in my inbox and yours. Everything is clear and straightforward here. You deliberately held my money because there's no way you could have missed it.
Since you confirm receipt and then ask me to send the same thing again, claiming you don't have it, you are confirming with your messages that you are deceiving me, so I am waiting for compensation for the time I lost and your fraud.
I'm sending confirmations of deposits to the casino account.
I think everyone reading our conversation knows that you cheated and manipulated the verification process, but I'm waiting for an explanation of how it was possible that I had to spend a month and a half asking you to acknowledge that you had actually received my documents. I've sent reminders three times, all exactly the same ones.
Lies
Fraud
Manipulation