Quote from: game-protect on February 14, 2017, 08:12:37 AM

Quote from: BetBallerSupport on February 06, 2017, 11:38:38 PM

Quote from: pelimies79 on February 06, 2017, 11:14:07 PM

This company has not sent me any evidence via e-mail in spite of their claims which of course is like I expected.

Nobody said we were going to send you "evidence via email" as to how you abused our bonus rules... When a customer signs up at our site they agree to our terms and conditions including all bonus rules.. One of those terms is that we reserve the right to withold/reverse any bonuses and winnings in the event that we suspect bonus abuse.. please read this section of our T&C ...

"9.7 We have a zero-tolerance policy towards inappropriate play and fraudulent activity. We will have the right to withhold or otherwise decline or reverse any pay-out or winning amount(s) or amend any policy in the event that we suspect you are abusing or attempting to abuse any of the following: (i) bonuses; (ii) palp errors; or (iii) specific policy or rules determined in respect of an existing game or a new game. It is clarified that we may determine that such an abuse has taken place also if your activity in our Online Casino/Sportsbook, by itself, is not abusive, but your activities in other Online Casino/Sportsbooks in addition to our Online Casino/Sportsbook, taken as a whole, constitute such abuse of our bonuses, promotions, policies or rules."

Should such an instance occur, we have the right to reclaim any bonus amounts and winnings credited.

Feel free to contact us via email or chat if you need any assistance going forward...

- BetBaller Team

Just for your info BetBallerSupport: The civil laws of Ireland stand above your terms and conditions. And if a part of your terms and conditions is not in accordance with those civil laws, this part is juridical not valid!

I can further inform you that in civil claims, you need always proof of your claim. No civil court will give you a judgement because you "suspect" something:

Claimant: "I suspect he owe me 500"

Civil court: "O.k., he owes you now 500, here is the judgement"

I trust you can see the absurdity.

"The Civil laws of Ireland".....read this, I believe it it still current but not 100% sure:

http://hayes-solicitors.ie/News/Are-gambling-debts-enforceable-

This guy won his case because SPIN could not get their money back as points 1-3 in the legislation are very clear! Gambling 'debts' are not enforceable in Ireland anyway unless something has changed.

I cannot believe this is all over 140!!!!

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