Hi Karla,
Thank you for taking the time to review this dispute.
I have sent you all the personal information and evidence via email.
They were explicitly informed of my struggle at approximately 12:45 AM BG time 08.09, following that I was bombarded with promotional emails that led to the creation of the second account, around 7 PM on 08.09 with the exact same details, excluding email.
With both of the exclusion requests on separate accounts, they informed me my account was permanently closed. I requested additional information and clarifications, however I was simply referred to email, to which I never received a reply.
I was never supposed to be permitted onto this platform in the first place. BitGuruz's own published AML policy states that users from restricted/prohibited jurisdictions will be blocked. When registration and deposits from Bulgaria was allowed without issue, I reasonably assumed the operator held the necessary licensing for my territory, it later became clear this wasn't the case.
Their AML policy states the following
BitGuruz will block users who:
Fail to provide requested identification information.
Submit fraudulent identification documents.
Attempt to misrepresent their location.
Are from restricted or prohibited jurisdictions.
Are subject to global sanctions or watch lists.
Are identified as being addicted to gambling or having mental health issues.
Have funds originating from restricted jurisdictions.
https://bitguruz.com/main-info/aml-policy

By accepting my registration and deposits as a Bulgarian resident (Bulgarian address, phone number, and bank account), who also formally stated their gambling addiction struggles, BitGuruz breached its own stated policy, within 3 distinct clauses, from the moment I registered, separate from the external NRA licensing requirement, this is a direct failure to honor the terms they publish to their own customers. This applies to both accounts: neither should have been permitted to register or deposit at all under their own stated rules.
Hi Karla,
Thank you for taking the time to review this dispute.
I have sent you all the personal information and evidence via email.
They were explicitly informed of my struggle at approximately 12:45 AM BG time 08.09, following that I was bombarded with promotional emails that led to the creation of the second account, around 7 PM on 08.09 with the exact same details, excluding email.
With both of the exclusion requests on separate accounts, they informed me my account was permanently closed. I requested additional information and clarifications, however I was simply referred to email, to which I never received a reply.
I was never supposed to be permitted onto this platform in the first place. BitGuruz's own published AML policy states that users from restricted/prohibited jurisdictions will be blocked. When registration and deposits from Bulgaria was allowed without issue, I reasonably assumed the operator held the necessary licensing for my territory, it later became clear this wasn't the case.
Their AML policy states the following
BitGuruz will block users who:
Fail to provide requested identification information.
Submit fraudulent identification documents.
Attempt to misrepresent their location.
Are from restricted or prohibited jurisdictions.
Are subject to global sanctions or watch lists.
Are identified as being addicted to gambling or having mental health issues.
Have funds originating from restricted jurisdictions.
https://bitguruz.com/main-info/aml-policy

By accepting my registration and deposits as a Bulgarian resident (Bulgarian address, phone number, and bank account), who also formally stated their gambling addiction struggles, BitGuruz breached its own stated policy, within 3 distinct clauses, from the moment I registered, separate from the external NRA licensing requirement, this is a direct failure to honor the terms they publish to their own customers. This applies to both accounts: neither should have been permitted to register or deposit at all under their own stated rules.