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ONLINE GAMBLING SCAMS...HOW TO AVOID THEM
As the online gaming business flourishes on the internet today, so do online gambling scams. These scams are rampant.
There many online casinos that are not "real". They look like casinos, offering games and prizes. Often many fall victim to such traps. People trust too much and are usually misled by such disguises.
Certain casino sites are a scam in itself. These sites offer pretty much the same as the authentic sites. Once you have deposited your money, you might be surprised that they have rules that prevent you from withdrawing your funds. It is always better to read and understand the rules before registering.
Bonus scams targets players that have been banned or moved to other casino sites. This is the simplest and most effective of all scams. Casinos are in need of continuous flow of fund deposits from gamblers. Thus, bonuses attract players in. They do this by sending emails to prospects, stating that they are entitled to certain bonuses once they deposit money to their existing accounts.
After a deposit has been made, casinos will state that a player is not qualified to receive a bonus. Yet players still continue to play their deposits. This is what casinos are expecting to happen and they have achieved their goal.
If you do suspect that you are a victim of such a scam, do the following:
* As soon as possible, stop making deposits.
* If you can cash out, do it immediately.
* Contact the site's customer care if your cash out attempt failed.
* They should respond within forty eight hours to your inquiry. If not, contact them again.
* If credit or debit cards were used to deposit funds, contact the establishment to inform them that you might have been a victim of internet fraud. So they could take all the necessary precautions. And as needed, cancel your credit card.
* If you have used Neteller take out all funds left in that account.
* If ten days have passed and still no contact was made by the casino site, contact them again. State your demand firmly.
* The Online Players association can be of help in mediating to settle disputes between parties. Ask their assistance.
* Wait and hope that all will be settled.
* Report to certain web portals the incident. So this won't happen to other players.
Here is a list of some blacklisted casino sites:
1LuckyGambler.com
DiamondCoastCasino.com
100kcasino.com
ExcelsiorCasino.com 2
000-casino.com
GalaxyCasino.com
Casino-Titanic.com
aaaacasino.com
games4money.com
AceInTheHoleCasino.com
GoldKeyCasino.com
WinForReal.com
HighRollerCasino.com
Americas-OnlineCasino.com
i-Casino.com
BlackBananaCasino.com
Java-Casino.com
BlackWidowCasino.com
Ladydream.com
BubbasCasino.com
BugsyOnline.com
MagicOasis.com
CasinoBar.com
NYCcasino.com
CasinoClub.com
PlanetRockCasino.com
VegasOddsCasino.com
CasinoExtreme.com
RealBet.com
CasinoHeat.com
CasinoKingTut.com
CasinoLuxor.com
CasinoOfTheKings.com
MonteCasino.com
CasinoOnAir.com
AcesKasino.com
Thevirtualcasino.com
ClubVIPCasino.com
CrystalCasino.com
One would be surprised to see such a long list. Keep in mind, there are as many "fake" casinos as there are "real" ones. Always check the site carefully. Better be sure than sorry.
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