Topic: Bad Faith in the Gambling Ecosystem - page 4. (Read 597 times)
Business is business and a company will do anything to profit including posting fake reviews, fake subscribers etc. We still dont know if thats real or just spreading fake news again but i still trust the gambling system. Black propagandas are everywhere.
It is not bad faith and all we may consider it as bad understanding over gambling investment and way of approaching. Plenty of gambling investors still available to make their fund on gambling and loose the money without proper knowledge on games.
KYC things and restrictions notice were poped up on site they may pin the VPN and using it who knows.
KYC things and restrictions notice were poped up on site they may pin the VPN and using it who knows.
Gambling sites would be put up on chopping boards if those shilling,false reviews and issues are being proven yet the community would really make such move for
the site to be sued on what they have done but in terms of countries jurisdiction these gambling sites doesnt really have the problem if they arent committing serious
shady acts.
the site to be sued on what they have done but in terms of countries jurisdiction these gambling sites doesnt really have the problem if they arent committing serious
shady acts.
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I still have faith in the gambling system, especially now that projects like faireum.io has revolutionized it.
Stop shilling out your faireum.io site. You are spamming everywhere.
Ever since crypto gambling came alive, many of us have enjoyed these services without the need of know your customer aka KYC and avoided any territorial restrictions that come with most of our fiat casino and sports books. But what am really interested to learn about this industry...is do we have users, shills or competitors that are in it to give false reviews or generally bad press in the name of discrediting these companies?? I don't know about you guys but I have seen many crypto companies being put on the chopping board even when we customer's/players are in the wrong but still the company has to take the bullet and put it's reputation on the line....Are these business practices of saying the customer is always right justifiable? And who protects these companies if reputation is gold in the crypto world??
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