Quote from: notblox1 on Today at 05:58:38 PM

For people who are acting smart with their comments, I will say again:
FJ forced me to verify for $200, in same time they blocked login access to their website, and refused to terminate my account.
If someone thinks that's ok, I don't know what else to say.

Did you meet their 14-day deadline? If no, you'll have to go through the KYC procedure via email in order to gain access to your account, but if that's too much, you can let go of everything. Don't you think referring to the casino as a scammer in your personal text is overkill? It's fine if it helps you sleep. Cool

Quote from: yahoo62278 on Today at 07:55:43 PM

Quote from: igehhh on August 26, 2022, 08:45:49 PM

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I am not saying it was not in their ToS and I'm not confused. I feel like casinos can use the KYC as a way to not pay a player sometimes and it's pretty shady. If they somehow were able to make a person verify their account prior to making a deposit, then once verified let them gamble and if they win pay them, that would be great. Much better then let them make the account, deposit, win, and not get paid due to some loophole in the casinos favor.

Not only casinos, but every well-regulated exchange works in the same way. For example, when you sign up on Binance or OKX, the system will not force you to do KYC, but you will be limited to a certain deposit and trade limit; you will only be forced to do KYC if you want to withdraw more than your withdrawal or deposit limit. This system exists everywhere, and anyone who values their privacy should avoid using centralized exchanges or casinos because this is the only way for the government to combat money laundering and other financial crime.

Quote from: yahoo62278 on Today at 07:55:43 PM

There has to be a better system then what they are doing now because some legitimate players are getting screwed over.

Players with good intentions will have no trouble submitting a simple tie 1 KYC to prove they are not bots and to assist the system in functioning properly.

Quote from: yahoo62278 on Today at 07:55:43 PM

Of course there are abusers who will buy documents and try to cheat, but of your scumbag cheaters might be deterred. IDK my opinion is not necessarily the right opinion and i'm not trying to say fortunejack is a bad place, I would just like to see a better system in place.

You had good intentions, but your first comment wasn't nearly as nice as this one. Grin