Re: Cloudbet Scam : Not giving my account/money back
There have been several scam accusations made against Cloudbet on this forum and throughout the internet. However, recently, Cloudbet has responded (quite lately) to a scam allegation that was left open on the Scam Accusations subforum, which means they do show initiative in trying to resolve their issues.
Well, you would be wrong, because their ToS clearly states that they implement KYC measures and id verify. Please use another service if you wish to not go through this feature. Cloudbet has been known to ask for ID when users tend to win big. Helps keep more money in the casino that way.
Don't we get tired of overused (and incorrect) bullshit cliches?
Why would you want others knowing your personal details if you should be able to keep that data to yourself? It's similar to as if you were abruptly stopped in the middle of the street and frisked.
Do you comply? If not, you must have something to hide! While you may not have anything shady to hide, you should not subject yourself to seizure of privacy just because of a contrived principle.
This guy gets it.
If I had to do KYC, I would never have created this account on cloudbet and where were they when I was losing all of my bets and making deposits on Cloudbet
Well, you would be wrong, because their ToS clearly states that they implement KYC measures and id verify. Please use another service if you wish to not go through this feature. Cloudbet has been known to ask for ID when users tend to win big. Helps keep more money in the casino that way.
So you were underaged when you started or why do you refuse to do KYC? Seems so you have something to hide.
Don't we get tired of overused (and incorrect) bullshit cliches?
Why would you want others knowing your personal details if you should be able to keep that data to yourself? It's similar to as if you were abruptly stopped in the middle of the street and frisked.
Do you comply? If not, you must have something to hide! While you may not have anything shady to hide, you should not subject yourself to seizure of privacy just because of a contrived principle.
This guy gets it.