I wanted to raise some concerns regarding Anjouan-licensed online casinos and see if others have had similar experiences.
Many of these casinos claim to follow strict licensing rules, but there are serious issues that seem to be ignored by the licensing body:
1. Restricted Countries Ignored:
Players from restricted countries can deposit and play without any problem.
However, if they win, casinos suddenly enforce their Terms & Conditions and use the player’s location as an excuse to confiscate winnings.
2. Suspicious Transactions:
Deposits often appear under random company names on credit card statements, raising questions about transparency and even money laundering practices.
3. Lack of Oversight:
Anjouan appears to prioritize collecting fees from casinos rather than enforcing compliance with their own rules.
Complaints are often dismissed or not taken seriously, leaving players with no real protection.
4. Unprofessional Communication:
When concerns are raised publicly, their responses often come off as defensive and unprofessional, attempting to deflect blame rather than addressing legitimate issues.
On LinkedIn, they have even been reported to mock or insult users who raise concerns instead of handling complaints properly.
Questions for the community:
Have you had similar issues with Anjouan-licensed casinos?
Do you think this licensing body is just a money-making scheme without proper enforcement?
What steps can be taken to protect players from such situations?
If you’re facing similar problems, you may also consider posting about your experience directly on LinkedIn, as it seems to get their attention, although their responses have been dismissive so far.
Would love to hear your thoughts and experiences. It seems more transparency and accountability are desperately needed in this area.
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