5 months ago
Thanks man. Yeah I am trying to like find out about both but don't seem to be working so good. But big thanks for the clarification about the legal form
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Thanks man. Yeah I am trying to like find out about both but don't seem to be working so good. But big thanks for the clarification about the legal form
Per Polish chamber of commerce, Goriwire is wholly owned by QB EUROPE AB (Support - Quickbit)
Their email is: support@quickbit.com
You only get a response from Ola to the email that you should contact the casino, he keeps repeating the same answer like a robot.
I have also tried to contact the CEO of Quickbit, he ignores the email and blocked me on LinkedIn with no response.
Can you go ahead with this and report them to the tax authorities? this is a Swedish company and I live in Sweden.
feels like you should be able to do something.
Exactly the same with me
I've raised chargebacks on some of the payments but my bank won't allow me to raise on the remainder for some reason
I've also flagged with Swedish financial authority who have said they will investigate the Swedish arm GORIWIRE
Say that you will contact the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority, ARN, the Tax Agency and the police.
Säg att du kommer att ta kontakt med finansinspektionen, ARN, Skatteverket och polisen.
Have done it now, said I will contact the police and the Tax Agency as they should be interested in the illegal casino transactions, if we don't get our money back as soon as possible.
Revolut don't really let through any CB's
Revolut is Russian owned so not really surprised, they thrive on illegalities that they can get away with.
And, refund and charge back is different. a Refund is initiated by the merchant or casino, so that means they've decided to refund it.
A chargeback is a different things. I suggest you do some research.
Hello everyone,
I'm seeking guidance on the process of applying for chargebacks for several credit card transactions made within the last 120 days. I've noticed that after applying for the chargeback, emails are sent to intermediary payment companies to explain the situation. However, I'm unclear about the specific steps involved. Could someone please provide a step-by-step explanation?
Regarding the reason for the chargebacks, I understand that claiming "the product was not sent" or "the shipment did not arrive" could be problematic since it would require providing invoices, which would be false. Therefore, I'm seeking advice on what to say for each of the 10 transactions I've made from different places.
Additionally, I have over 50 transactions to dispute. Can I use the same explanation for all of them in a single Excel table? Are there any limitations to the number of transactions I can dispute?
Lastly, if my bank rejects my application, can I appeal to Mastercard for an MCC code error? As mentioned earlier, each company appears to resemble a software, hardware store, or bill payment center.
Can the casino really ignore and refuse to release contact information to some companies that we cannot find on our own?
Otherwise, we should be able to demand information about all of these to simplify refunds.
I mean we have every right to know where our payments have gone and how we can contact them.
Because the casino refuses to help in 99.9% of cases with a refund.
Can the casino really ignore and refuse to release contact information to some companies that we cannot find on our own?
Otherwise, we should be able to demand information about all of these to simplify refunds.
I mean we have every right to know where our payments have gone and how we can contact them.
Because the casino refuses to help in 99.9% of cases with a refund.
Yes! The casino will deny you such information. According to the casino, they only offer games, i.e. they have nothing to do with the payments. They are between you and the 3rd party. So they mean that the casino has an agreement with you to offer you games and an agreement with a 3rd party that transfers your money to the casino
Ja! Casinot kommer att neka dig sånna uppgifter. Enligt casinot se erbjuder dom endast spel, dvs dom har inget med betalningarna att göra. Dom är mellan dig och 3parten. Så dom menar på att casinot har avtal med dig att erbjuda dig spel och avtal med 3 part som förmedlar din pengar till casinot
Can the casino really ignore and refuse to release contact information to some companies that we cannot find on our own?
Otherwise, we should be able to demand information about all of these to simplify refunds.
I mean we have every right to know where our payments have gone and how we can contact them.
Because the casino refuses to help in 99.9% of cases with a refund.
It's also important to remember, that these are all scam companies and casinos.
No real casino would process payments this way. So that and that they are all in scam jurisdictions high in corruption such as Malta, Estonia and Curacao, they don't have to do anything.
As been mentioned many times before, the win here is not getting money back (although that is a bonus) the win here is to get blocked by the casinos if possible, be a complicated person, maybe claim you going to chargeback and get blocked, hopefully blacklisted at other places too. And to learn this information, how they treat you as a player, who gets your money (criminals, Russians, etc) and hopefully, if you are a bit sane, you will stop paying money to these casinos and start saving and investing in yourself instead. Why would you want to support criminals and other by just giving your money away to them.
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