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Thanks for your continued support and the links!
I reached out to Flappy Casino about the misleading payment information, but their response rejected my refund claim based on their terms and conditions. They emphasize their non-liability in their reply:
"Our team is sorry to understand about your situation, and wish you all the best in your life; however, we cannot be held liable..."
This Reuters article from the forum link you provided, highlights this disturbing practice that Flappy Casino and similar casinos are OK with —dummy online stores used to disguise gambling payments.
The ability to bypass safeguards like the Merchant Category Codes raises serious concerns about transaction oversight. And the bank employee's insight futher down in the post here adds another layer, revealing the exact same thing like my original post , how payments to thse gambling sites are disguised as unrelated purchases, possibly violating regulations. It's just horrible and needs to be highlighted and stopped !
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Unfortunately, my struggles continued, not with Flappy Casino, but with Starscream LTD (Gammix) casinos, resulting in an additional loss of 11,000 DKK during the Christmas period up until yesterday... (All Starscream LTD casinos also uses these types of disguised purchases to bypass MCC checks, with payment provider info such as "Wisetore tech" ,"Mydelivery", "Ratelux" and more.)
Considering the suggested steps, including reaching out to the Licensing Authority , your guidance on navigating this situation is invaluable. Thanks once again for your support.
Hi,
Thanks for your continued support and the links!
I reached out to Flappy Casino about the misleading payment information, but their response rejected my refund claim based on their terms and conditions. They emphasize their non-liability in their reply:
"Our team is sorry to understand about your situation, and wish you all the best in your life; however, we cannot be held liable..."
This Reuters article from the forum link you provided, highlights this disturbing practice that Flappy Casino and similar casinos are OK with —dummy online stores used to disguise gambling payments.
The ability to bypass safeguards like the Merchant Category Codes raises serious concerns about transaction oversight. And the bank employee's insight futher down in the post here adds another layer, revealing the exact same thing like my original post , how payments to thse gambling sites are disguised as unrelated purchases, possibly violating regulations. It's just horrible and needs to be highlighted and stopped !
As an indepented source about online casinos you should seriously consider adding this information to the reviews of the related casinos.
Unfortunately, my struggles continued, not with Flappy Casino, but with Starscream LTD (Gammix) casinos, resulting in an additional loss of 11,000 DKK during the Christmas period up until yesterday... (All Starscream LTD casinos also uses these types of disguised purchases to bypass MCC checks, with payment provider info such as "Wisetore tech" ,"Mydelivery", "Ratelux" and more.)
Considering the suggested steps, including reaching out to the Licensing Authority , your guidance on navigating this situation is invaluable. Thanks once again for your support.