Unfortunately I don't fall for scams easily. They know who I am. I was certainly not a good user, they even have some reasons for not liking me. But staff members have near relations with certainly users (HR) and share really private info from users to each other, This is very clear, all players know this.
We have no way to verify whether your claim is true or not. Either the representative or the campaign manager of Shuffle can confirm it here. Users KYC data are very sensitive documents. None of the casinos share those informations to a normal user. According to terms and AML policy, Shuffle team might share those informations to a 3rd party service to verify the legitimacy of the documents. BTW, why are you addressing yourself as a bad user of Shuffle casino?
@Little Mouse, is there anything wrong on Shuffle? Perhaps, there is an imposter inside the Shuffle team member who is trying to bring down it's reputation.
I am just updating myself and if I was not reading this here, I would not believe the amount of drama that is taking place, at this point it may seem that there is concerted effort to try to bring the reputation of the Shuffle casino down, but why now? Is a competitor losing most of its customers to Shuffle and they have decided to use underhanded tactics against it? Or is this the campaign of a disgruntled customer? Or maybe a person just trying cause chaos and confusion?