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Before I became a 'newbie', I was a long-time lurker, in read-only mode, browsing this forum to find new casinos and check them out. The very reason I registered was to post in this very topic, as I had no other way to resolve my issue but to go public somewhere. As I mentioned before, the support team essentially ignores me, and there is no regulatory body for offshore casinos to turn to.
This is the thing I hate most about offshore casinos: they can do absolutely anything, and there is no way to hold them accountable. Their ToS states that they are not liable for anything, they reserve the right to ban anyone, confiscate funds, and do whatever they want. The only reason they don't just run off with everyone's money is that they make more money by not doing so. They are a business, after all. However, if they were to run off, they would face absolutely no consequences. In such a poorly regulated environment, adhering to the ToS is more of a goodwill gesture than a rule. Unfortunately, no respectable gambling authority allows crypto payments or gives licenses to crypto casinos yet, so it's either fiat or risking this.
I have no interest in your banner campaign because, you know, I have a far bigger issue right now. I might be too naive, but it never even crossed my mind that I could be viewed as a malicious actor throwing fake accusations, outright lies, or attacking someone's favorite, perfect casino just so they lose some forum promotion campaign. In my opinion, this is an insanely paranoid way of thinking, and I really hope this is not the norm.
You are right that I did not provide proof and the lack of it hurts my credibility. Though I am not sure what would suffice as proof. Perhaps I could anonymize and show my emails with the support. In hindsight, I should have already included them. I will make sure to get around to it soon. Until then, please lets imagine a world in which what I wrote previously is true. In that purely hypothetical scenario, what would you do in my place?