This is the letter I have sent this casino
The Manager
Further to my correspondence regarding closure of my account.
Documented Timeline of Events
29 April
I requested that my account be closed.
30 April
Your team acknowledged my request but did not close the account.
30 April
I repeated my request to close the account.
3 May
Instead of closing my account, you credited my account with 50 free spins to encourage further gambling.
3 May
I again requested that my account be closed.
5 May
Your team responded by attempting to persuade me to continue gambling rather than closing the account.
Further Misconduct
3 June
You sent me a marketing email promoting a "Golden Rush Lottery" with a $180,000 prize pool, despite multiple prior closure requests.
4 June
I replied again stating clearly:
"Nope, close my account, no offers… just close it this time no mucking around."
7 June
Instead of closing my account, your team sent a highly inappropriate message encouraging me to continue gambling, using emotional manipulation such as:
"long stretches of waiting are rewarded with unexpected wins"
"your time is coming"
"hold on a little longer"
This is not responsible gambling support. It is predatory behaviour.
Breach of Responsible Gambling Obligations
Across all of these interactions, RollX0:
ignored multiple clear closure requests
continued to market gambling products to me
offered bonuses to keep me gambling
attempted emotional persuasion to prevent account closure
failed to comply with basic responsible gambling standards
This conduct is unacceptable and demonstrates a pattern of deliberate non‑compliance.
Refund Request
Because RollX0 failed to close my account after 29 April, and instead encouraged continued gambling, I am requesting a refund of all deposits made after 29 April, the date of my first closure request.
Next Steps
If this matter is not resolved promptly, I will be escalating the full correspondence to:
the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA)
your licensing authority
relevant consumer protection bodies
Please confirm the following within 7 days:
My account has been permanently closed
The total amount to be refunded
The timeframe for refund processing
My next step is complaints to the ACMA if needed.
Regards,
A. F.
This is the letter I have sent this casino
The Manager
Further to my correspondence regarding closure of my account.
Documented Timeline of Events
29 April
I requested that my account be closed.
30 April
Your team acknowledged my request but did not close the account.
30 April
I repeated my request to close the account.
3 May
Instead of closing my account, you credited my account with 50 free spins to encourage further gambling.
3 May
I again requested that my account be closed.
5 May
Your team responded by attempting to persuade me to continue gambling rather than closing the account.
Further Misconduct
3 June
You sent me a marketing email promoting a "Golden Rush Lottery" with a $180,000 prize pool, despite multiple prior closure requests.
4 June
I replied again stating clearly:
"Nope, close my account, no offers… just close it this time no mucking around."
7 June
Instead of closing my account, your team sent a highly inappropriate message encouraging me to continue gambling, using emotional manipulation such as:
"long stretches of waiting are rewarded with unexpected wins"
"your time is coming"
"hold on a little longer"
This is not responsible gambling support. It is predatory behaviour.
Breach of Responsible Gambling Obligations
Across all of these interactions, RollX0:
ignored multiple clear closure requests
continued to market gambling products to me
offered bonuses to keep me gambling
attempted emotional persuasion to prevent account closure
failed to comply with basic responsible gambling standards
This conduct is unacceptable and demonstrates a pattern of deliberate non‑compliance.
Refund Request
Because RollX0 failed to close my account after 29 April, and instead encouraged continued gambling, I am requesting a refund of all deposits made after 29 April, the date of my first closure request.
Next Steps
If this matter is not resolved promptly, I will be escalating the full correspondence to:
the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA)
your licensing authority
relevant consumer protection bodies
Please confirm the following within 7 days:
My account has been permanently closed
The total amount to be refunded
The timeframe for refund processing
My next step is complaints to the ACMA if needed.
Regards,
A. F.
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