I've won $250,416.00 n then the casnio…
I've won $250,416.00 n then the casnio shut down without paying me out my winnings it's bullshit
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I've won $250,416.00 n then the casnio shut down without paying me out my winnings it's bullshit
I recently had the same encounter with the casino. I immediately sent the IRS information concerning this. I am glad to announce that the casino is shut down. I hope I'll get money back but I don't know. I'm just glad that this clown has ended his game. If anyone has information on possibly to receive any money back ide be grateful.
They made me believe that i have won a huge amount in order to withdraw some money they asked me to verify the account by deposit 100 after that i needed to make another deposit yo verify the wallet. Luckily i didnt do that and after a while when i started asking questions the the platform went down. And there is another platform called crazywin they operate the same way
These guys are phonies. They have been believed that I won $48,000 in order to cash out. I had to pay $100 to verify my account. I did so and then they had me deposit another hundred because the first hundred only came out to 96 after the Bitcoin took 50. So I had to deposit $110. That being said, now they're asking me for $200 from my Bitcoin wallet to verify my account. Their phonies fakes frauds cocksuckers
This whole outfit is a bunch lien scamming thieves. $100 to verify identity then they throw in $200 to verify wallet for withdraws. Who knows what they come up with next. I wish I new a way to shut down this whole scamming bullshit site and confront the thieving bastards behind this whole thing.
The experience of using the site is great, but it is impossible to get your earnings because it serves as a fishing fraud to extract more and more payments, as is done by all scam applications that are syber crime and should be dealt with by state institutions and agencies.
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This is a scam they will make u think u won big but than ask for money to verify identity than they ask for more but u still can't withdraw I checked the addresses on block chain the deposits go 30% in to one wallet and 70% into another wallet my guess two hackers/scammers partnered up but they look legit but are crooks
Absolute scam.im glad i didn't pay the verification i report them to FTC then after a day i can't open there website anymore.
SCAM.... They tell you to pay a 100 to verify account and you'll have no problems. Ha.ha. After you send them $100.00 they then say you got to send them 200 to verify your wallet. Scam
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