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Topic
Board Scam Accusations
Re: ⚠️ Seeking Fair Resolution: Shuffle Casino Using Retaliatory KYC after 2 years.
by
MandyShutup
on 30/11/2024, 21:07:27 UTC
If a casino makes a deal with a player, they should stick to that deal. In your case it's thousands of dollars or at least could be and 1 would think you could take them to court assuming everything you say is correct. Would you win the case? No clue, but worth a shot if everything you say is legit.

Regarding jurisdiction issues. Is there anything in their affiliate terms that say users from certain countries cannot get referrals and commissions? Might wanna look into that.

Sometimes casinos are in a rush to get players and offer very lucrative affiliate deals to users, issue is they cancel the deal once they have the players. They don't need you anymore. Again, look at the terms of the affiliates. Think about contacting a lawyer. Not saying this casino is or isn't screwing you over, but never know. A lawyer will be able to give you more answers than this forum unless you contact their campaign manager and he/she is willing to talk to the team for you, but likely they will relay 1 message and be done. If the owner wanted to talk to you, they have your info I assume and would talk to you if they were interested. So either go to court or give up.

1 last thing, if you'll notice it's all newbies agreeing with you. Looks fishy. I don't know if it's you on alts or not, but if it is stop. Just present your case and evidence and let the legit members help if they wish. Holydarkness may get involved if you're not rude.

I am not aware how it looks because I am not paying attention to the ranks of people agreeing with me. HolyDarkness did get involved in my first post, and he made the same assumptions you did, which frankly tainted his entire opinion of me when I hadn't even done anything he was suspecting me of doing. If you took a few moments to check some of the other threads, you would see that I actually brought up my post in another thread where I was disagreeing with a few people here who, from the looks of things, then came here to read.

And for the record, everything I have said is true.

and to answer your other question, there are no affiliate terms that are specific to affiliates. At least not any that I was given.