How to contact the Antillephone N.V. (Curaçao) licensing authority (page 2)

Meaning you're suggesting to leave online gambling for good, are you? Great by me!

Once we belive this is all just a scam or fraud, I also see no point in playing for real money!

I apologize for what I said about the casinos it won't happen again....I will never deal again

I believe there is no need to apologize. May I know what has happened?

Would you use some help, perhaps? 🤔

Nothing happened to you but since I left leon casino it's okay I just won't deal with it again thank you and I'm sorry

I see. So, stay well.

And visit us from time to time. 🙂

I can't say for sure because I forgot about it.

but it seems that for about 5 months no one answers me 🙂

I can find letters, but it's definitely about 5 months without an answer)

Not a surprise at all, I'd say. 🙁

If only they care about players, it would make the world of gambling much safer!

Curacao mafia is making good money selling cheap worthless licenses to cyber criminals disguised as online casinos all over the world and taking regular bribes from them.

Hello All,

I have been scammed from these curacao casino's and have asked for charge back on my debit card.

They seemed to use different business names all of which never existed.

I won't touch them now but they do need reporting as scamming alot of people's hard earned money.

Oh, I'm so sorry. I think a lot of players have had similar experiences with casinos that have a curracao license, and I think there are more negatives than positives ones. 

As far as these casinos with this license are concerned, I would think very carefully whether I would deposit my money there when there is a big chance that I won't get my winnings. 

In your case, it would certainly be useful if you would update us here on the forum, where other players will also have the opportunity to find out useful information. How long have you been waiting for new information ?

To contact the Antillephone N.V. licensing authority in Curaçao, you can follow these steps:

Visit their Official Website: Start by visiting the official website of Antillephone N.V. if they have one. Most licensing authorities provide contact information, application forms, and guidelines on their websites.

Check Contact Information: Look for a "Contact Us" or "Contact Information" section on their website. You should find details such as phone numbers, email addresses, and physical addresses for their offices.

Email: If you prefer to contact them via email, use the provided email addresses for inquiries or support.

Phone: You can call the phone numbers listed on their website to speak directly with a representative. They can guide you through the licensing process and address any questions or concerns you may have.

Mailing Address: If necessary, you can send written correspondence to their physical address. Make sure to use the correct postal address provided on their website.

In-Person Visit: If you happen to be in Curaçao or are planning to visit, you can also consider visiting their offices in person. Check their office hours and location on their website or contact them in advance to schedule an appointment if needed.

Social Media: Some organizations maintain active social media profiles, so you may also try reaching out to them through platforms like Twitter or Facebook if they have official accounts.

Please note that contact information and procedures may change, so it's essential to verify the most up-to-date information on the Antillephone N.V. website or through other official channels before attempting to contact them.

To contact the Antillephone N.V. licensing authority in Curaçao, you can follow these steps:

Visit their Official Website: Start by visiting the official website of Antillephone N.V. if they have one. Most licensing authorities provide contact information, application forms, and guidelines on their websites.

Check Contact Information: Look for a "Contact Us" or "Contact Information" section on their website. You should find details such as phone numbers, email addresses, and physical addresses for their offices.

Email: If you prefer to contact them via email, use the provided email addresses for inquiries or support.

Phone: You can call the phone numbers listed on their website to speak directly with a representative. They can guide you through the licensing process and address any questions or concerns you may have.

Mailing Address: If necessary, you can send written correspondence to their physical address. Make sure to use the correct postal address provided on their website.

Hi julli122e

Thankyou for sending me an email to follow up on the websites and how to contact them.

Has anyone been successful in the uk or europe contacting this official site,would be curious to find out.

Thankyou

.live play there. is a complete fraud. I have a lot of experience with that group.

Personal Visit: If you happen to be in Curacao or plan to visit, you can also consider a personal visit to their offices. Check their hours and location on their website or contact them in advance to schedule an appointment if needed.

I do not recommend this. One boy wrote that he was beaten there. He had serious wounds after the visit to the office

Phew, that's quite a commitment. Do you know where you read it, or where was the article ? 

What ?? Do you have the information or article ? I can forward the Netherland deputy

in the SBR forum some time ago it was commented on in a topic

Hello.

I am writing here to submit a complaint to Curacao Gaming.

This is about the deposit problem at k8casino.

Are there any precautions or templates for sending emails to Curacao Gaming?

Don't waste time..nobody will reply you...