777onfire Casino - обща дискусия (страница 2)

Great, any information you find out, you can let me know.

Will wait for them. 🙂

I just find it strange that the casino doesn't send me any emails anymore.

wanted to change my stake limits, I didn't get an email, when I made a deposit I didn't get an email, when I requested a withdrawal I didn't get an email...that was different about half a year ago, I was always informed by email

Ich finde es nur komisch, dass das casino mir gar keine mail mehr schreibt..

wollte meine einsatzlimits ändern, bekam ich keine mail, bei einzahlung bekomme ich keine mail, bei beantragung einer auszahlung bekomme ich keine mail...das war ca vor einem halben jahr noch anders, da wirde ich immer per mail informiert

I think it's always best when the player has information that everything went well and when the email arrives you can confirm it. Have you tried asking the casino why it's not like that anymore? 🤔

Sure, I have written about 20 emails so far, I never got an answer

Klar, habe bisher ca 20 mails geschrieben, ich bekam nie eine antwort

That's unlucky, then it's hard to contact them if they don't write anywhere. I was wondering if they have any socials where you could ask them.

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This forum is almost 99% player-field; I suggest you check out GPWA. Are you familiar with this forum?

https://www.gpwa.org/forum/

Hi Radka. We have already posted in GPWA in order to inform fellow affilates not to be scammed by this casino. Additionally, wanted to comment here to warn also players to be aware of the potential risks.

Good day. I appreciate the update, but I am not sure how players participate. Well, I'll leave that to them, of course.