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Quote from: Fiatless on April 11, 2023, 04:57:39 AM

Business owners are humans and some humans are straightforward while others are not transparent. Some casinos keep their promise and they are also open to public scrutiny. While other are not and they keep their business dealing secretly so that customers will never have access to them. I am sure that some casinos fulfill all their promotion promises to their customers because they want to maintain or increase their reputation. While others don't care about what people think or say about them because their main focus is not to satisfy customers but to make outrageous profits.

Is there a casino that disregards public opinion and criticism towards their betting site? If a casino doesn't address the concerns and feedback from its customers, it implies that they don't value its customers' experiences. As a reputable company that is focused on making profits and building a reputation empire, it's essential to prioritize the needs of the people around them. Even if a casino has a good reputation at the start, if they fail to address problems that arise as they grow, it will eventually lose customers and end up with a dwindling player base.

As far as I know, those casinos that value their reputation will not disregard the opinion and suggestions of the players for the betterment of their website, service, and brand itself. It will be damaging to the casino website if they will leave the concerns and issue of their players on deaf ears. By not entertaining their queries and suggestions, you give them the reason to doubt your quality of service and your motive behind establishing the business. The moment the player lose their trust would mean that you failed to bring satisfaction and thus, should be ready for the consequences such as losing regulars and potential clients as well.

It is indeed essential for a company to have a good customer representative to provide resolution for the minor or major problems the players encounter. Prioritizing the people who give you income is what any businessmen should do after all if they want to stay operating for the long run.