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Does anyone know what this means?winthemoment.vip

Does anyone think they can withdraw them? I'm treating it like a game, buying €2000 bonuses on various machines.

That's the license

That's what they tell me.

That's how it is

I just want to remind you that we already shared our opinion and recommendation, so thank you for those screenshots, but it would be better to describe the matter in plain text. Not everyone takes the effort to translate those screenshots for example.

I'll try to make a report to put it in. I need help because, as a joke, I have $5.65M, since I took it as a normal game and started making big bets, and in two games I won.

They've definitely blocked me because I caught them. I'm going to report them and other platforms with the same license.

another fraud of mine sma license

https://shadowflux.vip/home Does anyone know about this casino?

Well, did you compare it to the warning thread patterns? It's the same group...I reckon. So, very likely a complete scam. 👌

Yes of course

Toufas is an illegal casino.

Could you please share the URL of that casino with us?

Thanks for the link, I don't have any experience with this, I'd like to specifically study the topic so that I don't have such an experience in the future🙂

Sure, then the thread Romi shared with you should be pretty helpful. Take a look at it, and I'm sure you'll be able to put together your own summary.😉

Demanded an initial deposit of $150, a premium fee of $300, taxes of $1,776, and insurance fees of $2,000. After fulfilling all demands, they demanded $4,970 under the pretext of wallet linking.

Are you referring to the casino discussed in this thread, Windomoment, or is this a different casino?

If it's a different one, could you send me its name or a link to the website? We'll be happy to take a look.

Based on what you've described, however, it sounds very much like a scam. Legitimate casinos do not require players to pay repeated fees such as "premium fees," "taxes," "insurance fees," or "wallet linking fees" before processing a withdrawal. The only thing a legitimate casino may occasionally ask for is a small deposit to verify a new payment method, but that's a completely different situation.

If the casino keeps asking for more and more payments before releasing your winnings, I strongly recommend that you do not send them any more money.

If you've already made these payments, it would be worth contacting your payment provider or bank to ask whether a chargeback or payment dispute is possible. Unfortunately, based on what you've described, I would be very concerned that this is not a legitimate casino and that you may not receive the money they promised.