News & Notices: GambleJoe: Information about the Paysafe cards or your exchange requests

Matthias wrote on 04/25/2023 at 13:39: Dear Community,

yesterday it unfortunately happened again: We still had 34x 10 EUR Paysafe cards in the system and these cards were older than 30 days and therefore all cards had 3 Euro credit deducted from Paysafe.

Since Paysafe is now cracking down on collecting PSC codes and deducting fees after only one month, it is difficult for us to always have exactly the right number of Paysafe cards in the system that are requested by you via exchange request.
We also want to avoid that you are happy about a 10 Euro or 25 Euro PSC and then get problems because a few days later 3 Euro are deducted from your balance.

For this reason, we will pay more attention in the future not to store too many Paysafecards in the system, but to always order "fresh" from the Provider as soon as there are not enough cards left in the system.

This means that in exceptional cases you may have to wait 2-3 days for your exchange request to be processed, but you can be sure that the cards are fresh from the supplier and the shelf life is guaranteed.

We hope for your understanding

Many greetings
Matthias

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gamble1 wrote on 25.04.2023 at 14:02: So for me personally (is just my opinion) it would not matter if you always only the cards on a day procures what so accrues then you could collect zb. from Mon-Sun and then pay out the next Monday the cards

Takes longer but then it would no longer come to such problems

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RiverSong wrote on 04/25/2023 at 3:18 pm:
would work for you, me and a few others.

however, there are many who would like to have the code here even before they have entered the order, understand

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gamble1 wrote on 04/25/2023 at 3:25 pm:

Yes, I understand and I have also thought about it but is not an unshakable argument one is after all not the navel of the world

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Matthias wrote on 04/25/2023 at 13:39: Dear Community,

yesterday it unfortunately happened again: We still had 34x 10 EUR Paysafe cards in the system and these cards were older than 30 days and therefore all cards had 3 Euro credit deducted from Paysafe.

Since Paysafe is now cracking down on collecting PSC codes and deducting fees after only one month, it is difficult for us to always have exactly the right number of Paysafe cards in the system that are requested by you via exchange request.
We also want to avoid that you are happy about a 10 Euro or 25 Euro PSC and then get problems because a few days later 3 Euro are deducted from your balance.

For this reason, we will pay more attention in the future not to store too many Paysafecards in the system, but to always order "fresh" from the Provider as soon as there are not enough cards left in the system.

This means that in exceptional cases you may have to wait 2-3 days for your exchange request to be processed, but you can be sure that the cards are fresh from the supplier and the shelf life is guaranteed.

We hope for your understanding

Many greetings
Matthias

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Matthias wrote on 04/25/2023 at 21:40:


Haha, are you ok?

What you want to express with your message is beyond me.
We had 34 "old" PSC codes in the system, each of which lost 3 euros in credit, so the company lost around 100 euros in credit.
Where does Paysafe get the money from? Maybe you are exaggerating a bit out of ignorance.

The fact that I am responding to your post at all is mainly to inform other interested members how much money has actually been lost.

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Begbie wrote on 04/25/2023 at 10:04 pm: How simple-minded do you think people are here? The loss was already obvious from the info in the opening post. Another explanation totally unnecessary. But thanks for coming down from your throne especially for this. Well, to convey it to you constructively, you could have saved the Hunni loss to Paysafe by previously passing on to the people here by means of e.g. coins for surveys. Would have given good publicity, the people here would have been satisfied, you would have been satisfied and Paysafe would have had nothing from their brazen fee model. A good businessman comes up with such actions all by himself. Brauchste just still bischen practice...

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