Quote from: khaled0111 on May 03, 2025, 11:29:21 PM

They made it clear that they don’t want you to play at their casino. According to their ToS they have every right to do so and you can’t complain about it.

You claim that one of your affiliates played there and that you’re owed affiliate commission ($250). Well, all they have to do is to show that your affiliate was also banned and that all of his deposits were refunded.
Let’s wait for Betcoin.ag’s response and see if they can confirm this..

You are right that Betcoin is able to decline service under their Terms of Service. I am not disputing any of this. What I am contesting is the retrospective withdrawal of pre-earned affiliate commission without evidence and in opaque fashion.

Facts as a sequence:

I was not prohibited from gaming.

I shared my referral link on public places.
Someone utilized it, deposited funds, gamed, and garnered affiliate commission under the website's own platform.

That referral was then taken, and I was told the referral was an "abusive player."

If Betcoin is claiming the referral was banned and refunded okay, then let's see that settled definitively. Dates, numbers, refunds not vague insinuation and public mockery.

And let's not forget either that instead of demonstrating facts or providing a support procedure, Betcoin instead chose to:

Publicly post a sweepstakes mocking my name,
Use insults and sarcasm as official duties, and

Charge me with multi-accounting with no provided evidence.

That's the real problem. Had this been an actual case of fraud, they would have processed it as one quietly and by documentation. They made it into a circus instead.

So, yes, I'm here waiting for them to substantiate their claims with hard evidence, not insults. I'm more than happy for other people in this thread to weigh in am I the only one waving the red flags?