If you can provide evidence of this claim, you'd have a lot more support:
In the end, they confessed that they had stolen my money and posted some fake positive reviews here. Just a bunch of scammers.
Obviously you won't though, because it's a lie.
What exactly do u mean? That they stole my money and laugh at me...It's a lie? Or the fact that positive reviews on trustpilot are more like fake than real?
They didn't confess to stealing your money. That's the lie.
after ignoring, false accusations and unwillingness to introduce themselves, KYK is just another trick, it's synonymous for - u can forget about your money
Dude, just complete KYC and stop whining. My friend did kyc and got his money. This bs about introducing themselfes is absolute nonsense.
a strange fact Is that on the website they only ask for username, email... I think they should start asking for people's full names. because the issue of to compare the person's IP and the country of the residence that will be in the documents that the person has delivered, it still causes headaches and the problem continues for a long time. on most websites this type of problem that OP has Is what else has happen
@fagainstscam
all your options to solve this problem are not yet exhausted, make KYC and then we will see if they will return your money to you or not! you can't make the assumption that even with KYC knives they won't give you your money
@slowdeath another case where the user won’t work with the support to solve his case, and instead will use the failed method to blackmail them here, but little do they know that this method doesn’t work these days, unless it can be backed by solid proof.
Furthermore I feel that Stake should highlight a pop up saying in certain cases KYC will be made mandatory, and if the user accepts it and then wagers, then it’s his/her responsibility to submit KYC details when requested by the support.