OP, my reply to you is at the last part of this post.
I did not know whether Rollbit accepted the contents of the email and either way adding a screenshot of the output from his phone browser will not take time. Still, if that part of the issue has been resolved because Rollbit have accepted it, that is a good thing and the other issues can be addressed. [...]
To be fair, they said that the point is moot since OP admitted of being a resident of UK, so whether they accept it or not is actually still unclear, but the paragraph [IMO] should be safe to be translated as a corporate language to say that they acknowledge that their previous call is unfounded and to be revoked.
thanks for the clarification. If the OP admits to playing from the UK, the penalty seems stiff that all winnings can be confiscated. I think it more fair to void winnings while in restricted areas. If he won all his money while in LUX and then starts playing from the UK, he should be paid winnings.
In case you somehow still don't get it, be it due to miscommunication, misunderstanding, or your post this far is just an attempt to prove me wrong for whatever reason, instead of doing what you claimed you always do [helping the player], that is what we [well, other people and I, not sure about you] try to do.
OP said he just made up that statement [and I'll say again, just to be clear of any confusion of my stance regarding this very particular part, not sure why OP made it and what's the outcome he expected] just to get away with KYC. He's in LUX the whole time, he's yet to be UK resident. That's what I tries to help and provide to OP, a suggestion to [dis]prove his UK residency.
And in case that above is still doesn't able to penetrate your skull, here, OP gets it, this is what we try to achieve,
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Proving that I am still living in LUX will by consequence prove that I currently do NOT live in the UK.
you can’t make an easy decision now with all the evidence out yet you did it with Fairlay without giving them a chance to provide evidence. Names, teams, associations are now publicly posted of the fixed matches.
The OP has rental agreement, residence and bank statements. There is nothing that can trump that. This decision can be made now. How would you rule right now if you were the arbitrator and there is nothing else to be presented?
Let’s not talk further about Fairlay. That can be done in the other thread if wanted.
First of all, to address the "let's not talk further about Fairlay", why not? You're the one who bring Fairlay to the table, creating an impression here on
this thread that I am not giving fairlay chance, and I shouldn't clarify the situation you created here? I should address your "accusation" on the other thread, while people reading your statement here might misunderstood what really happened, thanks to your statement? Yeah, very nice.
Now, Fairlay.
To say that we [or I] did not give them a chance to provide evidence is extremely misleading. They came, asking for arbitrator, the overseers suggest a panel of three mediators to maintain fairness, the player nominates two, Fairlay withdraw their request of arbitration for their own reason.
It's not the case of not giving fairlay a chance to prove themselves, they withdraw themselves before the mediation can even begin. The overseers of that thread regrets Fairlay's unilateral decision to withdraw.
My last post on that thread clearly outlined the path I am planning to take, questions I prepared, suppose they go with mediation.
So, not giving a chance? Not, giving, a, chance? I can't think of any better word for your statement other than misleading [since throwing muds is apparently out of the window right now].
That said and clarified on this thread, if you have other dirty laundry to air about Fairlay, or other cases, feel free to bring it back up on the respective thread, I'll be more than happy to address you there.
Next, decision, decision. I believe I've answered that on previous post? I don't pass judgment, I don't make a ruling. Both on this thread and on Fairlay's thread, I didn't say which side I decide, with evidence or not, is right or wrong.
Here on this case, I simply help suggesting to OP to provide proof that can get him out of the situation, which... eagle-eyed overseer will easily understand that it's actually a double edged sword. If OP can provide what's asked, then there's a chance he's not guilty. If he refuses to provide, for questionable reason, then there are probably more than meet the eyes.
Sure, I can hold off until you get back
Thank you for waiting and sorry for the wall of text above, some things need to be cleared.
First of all, I would have to agree that you make a good point on
post #107. Given HR letter and transfer instruction letter are out of question, if you can provide such documentation you mentioned on the post [perhaps the most important one will be the utility bill], it will very likely defeats the UK residency permit [as I'll assume you're yet to have one]. How possible is it to procure utility bill not only until 10th June [where this situation began] but to the date far beyond it, like July's bill perhaps? It'll rather more definitively shows that you're still here in LUX even after the situation.
Next, your draft, it's nicely written, and what I suggested might sound superfluous, but the idea I have in my mind is to "raise" your "bet" with Rollbit's staff who handle this case to a point he has to "check" [forgive the terms]. They probably already will reconsider to let you perform enhanced KYC with those documents you offered you'll provide, but what about raising the bet by to a point they're question their position by telling them that you're more than willing to do a video KYC at a
random time [clearly should be done on LUX timezone, and at the time you'll likely to be available, so at 23:00 is clearly out of the table] at one or two hours notice?
So they don't have to give you the schedule ahead of time [this is what usually happen for a video verification, they give the date and time far ahead]. Rather, it's at one or two hours notice, of which you'll also offer to take the video call with LUX landmark being visible [perhaps a simple restaurant sign, street sign, billboard, or other thing that clearly shows you're in LUX]. I believe they'll have to agree that such feast is rather impossible if you currently resides in UK, to arrange a flight, buy a ticket, board, fly, land, and drive to a visible sign of LUX within two hours, not to mention clearing the immigration.
If I were the officer tasked to handle your case, I think I'll seriously consider your living situation in UK if you dared to provide such arrangement. The downside of this will be that you have to constantly monitor your email, waiting for their invitation, as the window is very narrow.