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Slotmagie: Slotmagie refuses payout due to virtual VISA Debit Card (Page 3)

Topic created on 03rd Nov. 2024 | Page: 3 of 3 | Answers: 21 | Views: 984
frapi07
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Stromberg wrote on 05.11.2024 at 12:22: So all in all, I think I'd keep the ball a little flatter now.

My lack of understanding for SlotMagie remains, because even if these virtual cards cause problems the
1. Be known and
2. Apparently there is a solution, but someone else who is a business partner would have to put pressure on them first. Why don't they look for a solution when the customer asks for it or wants their money?

But I still don't have the impression that the German shops are causing particularly many problems in terms of Verification harassment, payout problems, etc. Even here I can't see that, I see more of a mixture of incompetence and customer unfriendliness.

For me personally, all verifications and payouts in DE shops went smoothly.
If I compare that with my early days of online gambling, before I could tell the difference between reputable and dubious casinos and bookies, there's a huge difference...

You've hit the nail on the head. The problem is known, but no effort is made to find and offer a customer-friendly solution. I can understand Falke's criticism very well. It's not really the end of the world, but the fact that you can only find a quick solution with the help of GJ - that's the big problem here. Otherwise, the TE could have struggled with it for longer (like Pat1991) until Slotmagie accepted the documents on its own initiative.

Perhaps these cases have not yet occurred so often. You can't say for sure, but even that is no excuse for me. That is simply dubious.

Stromberg wrote on 05.11.2024 at 12:24: The fact that GGL doesn't care about the players' complaints, or even doesn't accept them at all, is now really a hammer, I wasn't aware of that.

In addition to everything else, the idea of Player protection is being taken ad absurdum again...

Yes, I'm missing the point. The GGL is an authority. It's as if a police station refuses to take up a complaint that has something to do with money because they don't feel responsible for it and instead refer you to legal advice.

The funny thing is that the GGL is the authority for gambling in Germany.




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Touchy123
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There are no authorities in Germany. They are all companies and NGOs, including the FRG
This means that the gambling supervisory company operates privately and so do its employees.

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