Quote from: Slow death on Today at 08:02:23 PM

Quote from: JollyGood on Today at 07:28:51 PM

@Cloudbet we are still waiting for you to respond in this thread in a clear manner about what you intend to do next or you could always contact efxes and start the process of reconciliation with him.

what makes anyone more stressed Is when they ignore you. @Cloudbet entered the forum but did not answer anything. I already used the Cloudbet website and I had no problem, maybe because I had deposited a very small amount (it was a 0.004 BTC deposit last year). But when I used the @Cloudbet I thought they wouldn't have any more problems like that, then I did more research and decided to just use sportsbet.io and now I'm using my country's local website because I started to be afraid of many sports betting sites. My point is that accusations of this kind destroy a website's reputation a lot. And from what I see when some betting site becomes very popular? they do not caring about this forum, they no longer care about things like negative feedback, maybe only the flag could have better results

This is also a very good point.

Once a website becomes established, they don't care about answering to their scams and angles that they pull to secure huge sums of money by defrauding players. They only care about bringing more big betting customers in. I think they are finding their customers elsewhere- through google SEO and twitter and ways of creating some sort of credibility through articles and blogging and these things.

I think if cloudbetscams.com ranks high enough it can cause an effect. Also the owners need to be called out, this is an anonymous book. These owners need to be called out for running a scam operation. Stealing deposited money and saying it's in their right.

They need to be stopped from getting deposits so there must be a campaign done to stop it at the source and let people know how shady they are.

How do you think they bring in customers now? I'm curious. It seems they don't care about the forums any more. I think they pay off the mediators too for the scam accusations on various sites like askgamblers and stuff. These sites don't run on peanuts.