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I registered at Unibet Casino in March and completed the verification process. After that, I received a message saying everything was fine the verification was completed, and the status of the documents changed. Without a second thought, I started playing: depositing, winning, losing, and withdrawing funds...
Then, another notification came, and I had to go through verification again: send my passport or driver’s license, proof of address, a utility bill, a bank statement, and proof of funds. A lengthy list, but the very next day, I uploaded all the necessary documents, yet the verification process didn’t end there!
They asked for a whole bunch of documents again, including a bank statement, and gathering them took me until August 9th. I also reminded the administration that I had previously sent them a 90-day Skrill statement, as I only deposited through this method, so all my transactions were there... What was the point of asking for the same documents? I was tormented with documents, I submitted everything, and still, everything went wrong.
It didn’t take long to get a response: on the 12th, I received an email saying that my account was closed for violating clause 10.3, and all my funds were brazenly seized... well, confiscated, of course.
At first, I thought it was a mistake since the email addressed me as "Anna," and the violation of clause 10.3 had nothing to do with me, as it essentially pertains to intellectual property.
I tried to find out what exactly I had "violated." Then they sent me another email, referring to a different clause, which seemed very strange to me. First, they call me Anna and say I violated clause 10.3, and now it turns out there’s a new clause. By the way, the account is still blocked. Every single day, they change the reasons for closing the account and come up with different excuses. Well, I didn’t get my money, but I did get a whole bunch of terrible emotions and emails with ridiculous excuses.
Then, another notification came, and I had to go through verification again: send my passport or driver’s license, proof of address, a utility bill, a bank statement, and proof of funds. A lengthy list, but the very next day, I uploaded all the necessary documents, yet the verification process didn’t end there!
They asked for a whole bunch of documents again, including a bank statement, and gathering them took me until August 9th. I also reminded the administration that I had previously sent them a 90-day Skrill statement, as I only deposited through this method, so all my transactions were there... What was the point of asking for the same documents? I was tormented with documents, I submitted everything, and still, everything went wrong.
It didn’t take long to get a response: on the 12th, I received an email saying that my account was closed for violating clause 10.3, and all my funds were brazenly seized... well, confiscated, of course.
At first, I thought it was a mistake since the email addressed me as "Anna," and the violation of clause 10.3 had nothing to do with me, as it essentially pertains to intellectual property.
I tried to find out what exactly I had "violated." Then they sent me another email, referring to a different clause, which seemed very strange to me. First, they call me Anna and say I violated clause 10.3, and now it turns out there’s a new clause. By the way, the account is still blocked. Every single day, they change the reasons for closing the account and come up with different excuses. Well, I didn’t get my money, but I did get a whole bunch of terrible emotions and emails with ridiculous excuses.
- There is nothing good here
- New emotions and ridiculous excuses
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