Dear Herti,
I regret to inform you that we have reached a stage where any further interaction with you seems unproductive. As I have explained to you on multiple occasions.
The casino operates within legal frameworks and adheres to KYC (Know Your Customer) and AML (Anti-Money Laundering) regulations. As part of these regulations, they are mandated to verify that you are the legitimate owner of all payment methods utilized. Consequently, you are required to provide proof of ownership for each payment method associated with your transactions at the casino. This is a standard industry practice, and it is also detailed in the terms and conditions you agreed to upon registering your account.
Since you are unable (maybe even better to say unwilling) to furnish this evidence, unfortunately, you will not fulfil the criteria to pass the KYC and AML verification process. The obstacle is clearly on your end, as you are the one who deposited into the casino; thus, it is your responsibility to provide evidence of ownership of the payment methods you used.
I have not identified anything in the casino's actions that would not be in line with their terms and conditions or that we would consider unfair; instead, you are not cooperating adequately and are avoiding the submission of the necessary documents.
In light of these circumstances, I will regrettably have to mark this case as Rejected.
You are free to disagree with this conclusion and are more than welcome to pursue your case with the casino’s licensing authority or the appropriate regulatory body in your jurisdiction if you still feel that the casino has acted unjustly towards you, but we are unable to offer any assistance in this regard.
I wish you the best in resolving this matter through alternative means.
Best regards,
Michal
Casino Guru
Dear Herti,
I regret to inform you that we have reached a stage where any further interaction with you seems unproductive. As I have explained to you on multiple occasions.
The casino operates within legal frameworks and adheres to KYC (Know Your Customer) and AML (Anti-Money Laundering) regulations. As part of these regulations, they are mandated to verify that you are the legitimate owner of all payment methods utilized. Consequently, you are required to provide proof of ownership for each payment method associated with your transactions at the casino. This is a standard industry practice, and it is also detailed in the terms and conditions you agreed to upon registering your account.
Since you are unable (maybe even better to say unwilling) to furnish this evidence, unfortunately, you will not fulfil the criteria to pass the KYC and AML verification process. The obstacle is clearly on your end, as you are the one who deposited into the casino; thus, it is your responsibility to provide evidence of ownership of the payment methods you used.
I have not identified anything in the casino's actions that would not be in line with their terms and conditions or that we would consider unfair; instead, you are not cooperating adequately and are avoiding the submission of the necessary documents.
In light of these circumstances, I will regrettably have to mark this case as Rejected.
You are free to disagree with this conclusion and are more than welcome to pursue your case with the casino’s licensing authority or the appropriate regulatory body in your jurisdiction if you still feel that the casino has acted unjustly towards you, but we are unable to offer any assistance in this regard.
I wish you the best in resolving this matter through alternative means.
Best regards,
Michal
Casino Guru