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Question about Gambling websites with Curaçao license using incorrect Merchant Category code (page 87)

1 year ago by kirekin
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RuneAn
5 months ago

Yes, but what did you tell the bank? Did you say you played or bought stuff

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5 months ago

Noda (Naudapay) aren’t scammers though. They are a reputable company who are regulated by the Financial conduct authority in the Uk

5 months ago

Ah okay. I understand, but most of the "traders" we discuss here are scammers

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5 months ago

Digikey, Budapest. (digikeyboard.com) refunded and emailed me with this explanation: they dont seem to understand exactly what is happening.


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Also feastingmen.com / amegagame.com refunded today.


So don't let yourselves be threatened. it is obvious that the Casinos are taking advantage of some companies here and it is they who are doing the wrong thing.

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RuneAn
5 months ago

Were you honest with the bank when you made your complaints?

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5 months ago

I would describe myself also as a gambling addict. In some form. But I have managed to win and I have managed to withdraw and enjoy my winnings. Also I have managed to easily close my account when playing at Curacao casinos. Also! I have been reaching for help in my community and gambling addictions specialists. And I would strongly suggest doing the same for everyone in this forum, not just trying to request money back, because you didn't win.


I and only I decided to deposit and play.

Lucid_1337
5 months ago

All companies that are not part of this scam! Are all the companies that pay back and have been cheated by the casino them too. Those who do not pay are those who are part of the scheme. If there were no mistakes, NOBODY would have paid back

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Anderssson
5 months ago

Are you stupid or can’t you read? People don’t do chargebacks because they didn’t win.

5 months ago

Were you honest with the bank when you made your complaints?

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5 months ago

He does not respond to such messages. He just keeps repeating the same thing. And adds "only because I listened to this forum" he is so kind who clearly warns us that you should not listen and you should not do.. that the bank freezes an account is not the whole world, they have legal requirements to do it. But if you have been honest, there is nothing to worry about. For example, I have made complaints and been completely honest. What should I worry about? I have written that if why I believe the purchases should not be valid.. the bank believes otherwise, life simply goes on.


If, on the other hand, I had said that I bought stuff I didn't receive and then it turns out that I gambled away the money, then it's something completely different

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Bollee
5 months ago

No need to call me names....lol


If you would win, like I've have done few times, you wouldn't request charge-backs, no need to lie to yourself and others.


Trust me I have lost as well. But you are just finding some loop-holes, that by reading this forum looks like could backfire anyways.


I'm leaving this forum as well. Bye. Bit to toxic.

Anonymized603
5 months ago

What company could this be? Share their message here. Because I honestly don't understand what we consumers have done wrong? We have sent a message that

a. The payment went to the casino

b. The wrong merchant code was used in the payment and it bypassed the gambling restriction set on my card, which is why the payment was successful.

c. The payments have gone to a company from which I never received service.


so what is the problem/crime here now? 😅

I'm not scared, I'd love to see these thugs in court. I'm ready.

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5 months ago

Yes damn what people got down after Fr(N)audapay made allegations of false transfer information.

Surely these are the ones who use unauthorized funds and shell companies to be able to make these deposits to casinos?

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Anonymized609
5 months ago

It’s just scare tactics. On the contrary, it's one's duty as a citizen in any democratic country to report such things. The truth is, it's a form of money laundering. These companies record the transactions as "purchases." They are the ones deceiving the bank, Mastercard, national laws, and the tax authorities.

Anderssson
5 months ago

As I’ve already said, you dont even understand the problem. 👋

k98m9c54x5
5 months ago

I don't understand how you can be so scared. And then most of them have only had contact with these scam companies.. I have even involved banks, and will involve authorities too.. I have NOT done anything wrong. I know it and am 100% sure of it. I have even saved all communications with these shell companies and sent them to the bank

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5 months ago

I don’t understand what is illegal in what we do? Maybe casino started loose to much money?…

Anonymized609
5 months ago

Yes it was very quick a bit <——->🤣🤣

5 months ago

Oh, how many posts are you deleting in this thread now, all because Nueda has threatened 1 person? 🤔


Scare propaganda. Calm down.

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Anonymized641
5 months ago

Haha😅 instead of reading a 99-page long thread on casinoguru, they could read their email and take it a little more seriously. Their threats are ridiculous, not justified let alone legal.

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