Hello, were you finally able to receive the money? I won 1 million and they still keep thinking about me
Nooo nooo I talk to him every day and they always tell me the same thing and I don't know what to do anyway I filed a criminal complaint...
Of course, they tell you the same thing every day. The truth is that it makes me very angry but knowing what you tell me I lose hope, I also filed a complaint but I don't know how much they can do. It's really not a lot of money nowadays and even less so for the casino, it's a shame because it belongs to me and I don't know if I should continue claiming it. Every day they tell me that I have to wait
I'm going to wait almost 2 months, do they also tell you that they will contact you?
I'm the same, I'm already tired. I talked to cashiers and they tell me to keep insisting but I don't have much faith anymore, I don't know of cases that have been taken care of
This is actually the tricky part. As long as the casino is not licensed = officially regulated, there is little one can do to put some pressure on the company. Playing in an unlicensed casino with a low safety index is a risky business because if you need help, there is no one officially available.
I'm sorry to say that.
Well, in this case, you will need all the luck you can get. Dealing with an unlicensed casino is a tough fight, especially when the company limits its accessibility. If the company is closed, it is another complication for you. 🙁 I'm sorry.
Anyway, have you made yourself familiar with the ways of the gambling law? Do you already have some lawyers?
People! Be careful with this
Through contacts I received the information from someone who "supposedly" was from Zeus support. They scammed me $600,000 Argentine pesos, telling me that if I put in that money they would credit my prize. They pretend to be official casino people but they are all scammers who one day will pay. Be very careful who you contact, in my case it didn't happen overnight. It was a whole month and something super intricate that seemed true, in the end they wanted to continue asking me for money but I ended up blocking them. Be very careful if they ask you for money, DON'T GIVE IT TO THEM.
"Tomas julianni" is the name of the person who poses as a casino agent (or so the email says).
Belencarolinalp:
Could you tell me the email address of the person posing as a casino official?
They usually ask for money to reimburse said amount.
They do exactly that, I have already contacted many people to whom they did it and also with others who are in the same situation as me.
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