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What role exactly do you play at BC.Game and how can you comment so surely on its solvency if you are just a PR representative, or are you more? What is the difference between you and the original BC.game account?[...]
If you read this thread carefully instead of jumping through it, you'll see that
it's been explained. Though they can arguably share the account throuugh sharing the login details, instead of having a new one, I think a practice where a casino have multiple accounts, is not uncommon.
I do not think that this is a fair outcome, to profit 1.25 BTC and to use fear to force a user to accept the deal. He could have fought, if fear was not a factor.
We have not used fear to force anyone into any decisions.
The user himself said that him being unsure of BC.Game's solvency is why he took the deal. That is a decision made of fear. Otherwise, you'd have a legal case on your hands while the user fights for what is right in their eyes.
To be fair, they did not instill that fear. That argument --the concern of solvency-- was concocted by his own mind. I can't see how this is BC's doing or how they use it to force someone to accept a deal, unless you can provide a logic behind your argument on how they instill fear to dplay?
The unaddressed cases have been brought to your attention a multitude of times and they should have been resolved by now. Why did it take BC.Game so long to address the issues publically? (If there actually is any such plan to address the issues and resolve them). Surely you must have noticed how badly this forum has been for your reputation? And reputation is money.
Furthermore I think you should address the reasons why your casino has such an unproportional amount of scam accusations? Is there a lack of teamwork or a failure in the customer support department?
Have you happen to... visit the scam accusations board recently? Preferably before you make that post?