Yes, you know anybody can send an email there but not many "anybody" know about that email address because you don't display it on the site.
Plenty of people do email it, I get hundreds every day.
why don't you display the support email address on the site, so that everyone who gets into trouble can complain
that way you will get the actual number of complaints
I'm trying to say that the bit in red is wrong. ISPs split up their networks and a domestic user with a dynamic address isn't going to be allocated an address from a pool being used by a datacentre that is hosting proxy servers.
yes, but it's not the opposite of the bit in red, so it doesn't make it wrong
because you could block the range in a larger pool, which is a pool used by operators to serve domestic customers.
As I explained at the start IP address databases are not 100% accurate. I'm also human and may have made an error in blocking a network I shouldn't have. What I do know is that from the number of support requests we are receiving this method has had far less (almost none) impact on genuine users than things that we have done previously. It also has significantly reduced abuse.
then applying my first point in this post is a good thing
and preferably, display the support email on all pages including the login / sign up page because once you delete a user account, he will be directed to the login / sign up page
Actually, I don't know or understand what the problem is.....................
.............................If your issue is real, admins here and most crypto casinos pay attention and allow it.
@ slaman29
You will understand and can judge my issue real or not if you read my last 7 posts starting with this:
Hi TheQuin
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