Dear Kacper / neaxyyy,
Unfortunately, we have reached a point where I cannot pursue your case further. While I acknowledge your response, and I'm not saying it might not be true, the information and, most importantly, the evidence I have received suggest something else.
As I previously stated, you or an individual utilizing your valid credentials normally accessed your casino account without any failed login attempts or password recovery requests. Rather than participating in the KYC verification process, you or this person opted to engage in gameplay, ultimately resulting in the loss of the account balance through standard gaming activities.
In accordance with our privacy policy, I am unable to disclose the evidence I've received to you; however, as an independent entity, I can confirm that you or someone using your valid credentials normally logged into your casino account from various devices and IP addresses, including those from the Netherlands, as you have noted above.
It is a common industry practice that when valid credentials are employed for logging in without any failed attempts or password recovery requests, it is generally presumed that it is indeed you accessing your account, as only you should possess the credentials.
The casino has this rule in its terms and conditions, to which you agreed to when you created your casino account:
5. Registration
5.6. You must keep your password for the Service confidential. Provided that the Account information requested has been correctly supplied, we are entitled to assume that bets, deposits and withdrawals have been made by you. We advise you to change your password on a regular basis and never disclose it to any third party. It is your responsibility to protect your password and any failure to do so shall be at your sole risk and expense. You may log out of the Service at the end of each session. If you believe any of your Account information is being misused by a third party, or your Account has been hacked into, or your password has been discovered by a third party, you must notify us immediately. You must notify us if your Registered Email Address has been hacked into, we may, however, require you to provide additional information/ documentation so that we can verify your identity. We will immediately suspend your Account once we are aware of such an incident. In the meantime you are responsible for all activity on your Account including third party access, regardless of whether or not their access was authorised by you.
Furthermore, my colleagues and I have made another attempt to access the https://www.coincasino.com/ website using different browsers and IP addresses, including those from Poland, and we have consistently encountered no issues in accessing it. Additionally, we have not received any further complaints regarding the website's inaccessibility from other players in Poland, suggesting that the problem may lie on your end.
You certainly have every right to reach out to the casino and request all the information (data) from your account, including the login history. They should be able to provide it to you; however, I cannot provide any assistance with this matter. As mentioned above, the funds in question have been depleted in normal gameplay.
You are free to disagree with this conclusion and can escalate your case to the casino licensing authority if you wish, but we cannot assist you further.
I am sorry we could not be of more help on this occasion. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you run into any issues with this or any other casino in the future, and we will try our best to help.
Best regards,
Michal
Casino Guru
Dear Kacper / neaxyyy,
Unfortunately, we have reached a point where I cannot pursue your case further. While I acknowledge your response, and I'm not saying it might not be true, the information and, most importantly, the evidence I have received suggest something else.
As I previously stated, you or an individual utilizing your valid credentials normally accessed your casino account without any failed login attempts or password recovery requests. Rather than participating in the KYC verification process, you or this person opted to engage in gameplay, ultimately resulting in the loss of the account balance through standard gaming activities.
In accordance with our privacy policy, I am unable to disclose the evidence I've received to you; however, as an independent entity, I can confirm that you or someone using your valid credentials normally logged into your casino account from various devices and IP addresses, including those from the Netherlands, as you have noted above.
It is a common industry practice that when valid credentials are employed for logging in without any failed attempts or password recovery requests, it is generally presumed that it is indeed you accessing your account, as only you should possess the credentials.
The casino has this rule in its terms and conditions, to which you agreed to when you created your casino account:
5. Registration
5.6. You must keep your password for the Service confidential. Provided that the Account information requested has been correctly supplied, we are entitled to assume that bets, deposits and withdrawals have been made by you. We advise you to change your password on a regular basis and never disclose it to any third party. It is your responsibility to protect your password and any failure to do so shall be at your sole risk and expense. You may log out of the Service at the end of each session. If you believe any of your Account information is being misused by a third party, or your Account has been hacked into, or your password has been discovered by a third party, you must notify us immediately. You must notify us if your Registered Email Address has been hacked into, we may, however, require you to provide additional information/ documentation so that we can verify your identity. We will immediately suspend your Account once we are aware of such an incident. In the meantime you are responsible for all activity on your Account including third party access, regardless of whether or not their access was authorised by you.
Furthermore, my colleagues and I have made another attempt to access the https://www.coincasino.com/ website using different browsers and IP addresses, including those from Poland, and we have consistently encountered no issues in accessing it. Additionally, we have not received any further complaints regarding the website's inaccessibility from other players in Poland, suggesting that the problem may lie on your end.
You certainly have every right to reach out to the casino and request all the information (data) from your account, including the login history. They should be able to provide it to you; however, I cannot provide any assistance with this matter. As mentioned above, the funds in question have been depleted in normal gameplay.
You are free to disagree with this conclusion and can escalate your case to the casino licensing authority if you wish, but we cannot assist you further.
I am sorry we could not be of more help on this occasion. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you run into any issues with this or any other casino in the future, and we will try our best to help.
Best regards,
Michal
Casino Guru
Edited by a Casino Guru admin