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Topic: Cloudbet SCAM? (Read 353 times)

newbie
Activity: 15
Merit: 0
March 21, 2020, 01:39:51 PM
#7
Suddenly customer center(live chatting) block me.
So funny. Angry
newbie
Activity: 15
Merit: 0
March 21, 2020, 09:16:13 AM
#6
YES.
I was play game with eth.
and i winning and i try to withdraw eth.
suddenly they rejected.
and they email to me  you need verify.
They sending this email to me.

Hi,

We hope this email finds you well. To uphold high-security standards we kindly request you to send in documents to validate your identity. These security checks have to be done to guarantee the right level of security for both parties involved.

As a part of this security check, we kindly ask you to respond to this e-mail enclosing the following documents.

1) Verify your identity
Provide a digital photograph or scanned colour copy of your government–issued ID card, driving licence or passport that clearly displays:
-Document number (licence number, passport number), your full name and date of birth.
-No black/blurred portions (all details must be in focus)
-All four corners of the document (ie. no cropping)
-Expiry date that has not passed
-Front and back of the licence

2) Verify your address
Provide one digital photograph of a paper utility bill or paper bank/credit-card statement that has been received through the post clearly displaying:
-Your name and address
-An issue date within the last 3 months
-All four corners of the bill/statement (i.e. no cropping)
Acceptable utility bill statements include landline phone (mobile bills are not acceptable), heating, water, electricity, and municipal government correspondence where address and name are shown is also accepted. eg. a letter from your local tax office, police or registry office.

3) A photograph of yourself holding your identification document, as well as a piece of paper that says "Cloudbet" with today's date on it.
Please ensure the photograph is not blurry and clearly shows both documents.

We assure you that we will treat all this information confidentially and it is only for internal use. Once we have received the documents you will not be requested to send the same ones again while they remain valid.

Should you need further assistance regarding this request then please keep the original information of this e-mail when responding to us.

Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

--

Cloudbet security

And i send to this guys my driver licnese and adress and selfie with cloudbet with todays date.

and you know?
they send email to me.
   
Molly (Cloudbet)

Mar 21, 13:06 UTC

Dear btcasian,

Thank you for your patience whilst we're looking into your documents.

As per the Player Safety team's request, we'd kindly ask you to provide your Russian/Ukrainian documents also - discussed in a previous chat conversation - in order to complete the account verification process.

We greatly appreciate your understanding.

Should you have any further questions please don't hesitate to ask.

Kind regards,

Molly
Cloudbet Support team

Reason before i ask to support center which language can verify?
just i ask for russian and ukraine language .
now they wanna verify with this language.
*Notice   i verify with english language.

This meaning is they dont want withdrawl my eth.

i have all video file.
0x4b7ca8e3e99568a426bdabd2cdad886aa8eae9ad
this is my cloudbet  eth address.

i was so stupid.
legendary
Activity: 2338
Merit: 1122
Cloudbet | Best Bitcoin Gambling Site Since 2013
May 03, 2018, 08:23:13 AM
#5
I wouldn't say that they are a scam, but they have proven in the past to be pretty shady, especially on the identity verification end of things.

The problem is that they let you deposit without any sort of ID, don't actually warn you about any potential ID verification unless you are diligent enough to read through their entire terms and conditions section. And there are absolutely no warnings until it's too late for you to produce IDs.

For it to be fair for the customer, I think the most sensible thing to do as a business, espeically when involved with bitcoin where privacy is valued highly, would be to not allow deposits until one is ID verified, or at least have a warning when one deposits that withdrawals will require ID.

Your only options would be to try negotiate an alternative outcome with the support of Cloudbet, and hopefully they budge on their rules; or to submit the ID docs required.

Thank you for this feedback, magneto - I will ensure it is passed on to the team.

If you have had an issue with Cloudbet, please let me know your nickname/registered email address so I can look into this for you.

Many thanks
Peter @ Cloudbet
hero member
Activity: 1666
Merit: 753
May 03, 2018, 05:14:26 AM
#4
I wouldn't say that they are a scam, but they have proven in the past to be pretty shady, especially on the identity verification end of things.

The problem is that they let you deposit without any sort of ID, don't actually warn you about any potential ID verification unless you are diligent enough to read through their entire terms and conditions section. And there are absolutely no warnings until it's too late for you to produce IDs.

For it to be fair for the customer, I think the most sensible thing to do as a business, espeically when involved with bitcoin where privacy is valued highly, would be to not allow deposits until one is ID verified, or at least have a warning when one deposits that withdrawals will require ID.

Your only options would be to try negotiate an alternative outcome with the support of Cloudbet, and hopefully they budge on their rules; or to submit the ID docs required.
legendary
Activity: 2338
Merit: 1122
Cloudbet | Best Bitcoin Gambling Site Since 2013
May 03, 2018, 03:32:55 AM
#3
Hi idemood,

I am sorry to hear of any frustration or inconvenience caused by our security policy.

We are in touch via private message here and I am monitoring your customer support ticket also.

Please do let me know if you need anything clarifying further.

Many thanks
Peter @ Cloudbet
legendary
Activity: 2968
Merit: 3406
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May 01, 2018, 03:38:41 PM
#2
How could this be? Why does a Bitcoin Bookmaker asks for identity card, utility bill and Selfies?
I haven't tried them but with a quick search, I found this (I guess it's just a normal procedure for withdrawing large amounts):

Has anyone an idea what I can do? I just want to receive my 0,4858 BTC and say goodbye to cloudbet...
I think you should give them the necessary information (things they asked for).
newbie
Activity: 8
Merit: 0
May 01, 2018, 12:04:14 PM
#1
I dont know what I have done wrong, but I have again big problems with Cloudbet. On my account are 0,4858 BTC at the moment. I opened my account on March 24th and made four deposits in the first three weeks. I lost a lot at the beginning, on April 14th I made my first withdrawal request which was transfered instantly. My 0,07 BTC withdraw from 26th April was transfered after 4 days, which was some kind of strange, because Livechat and Email Support told me that I will be paid within 24 hours.
Yesterday afternoon I made a new 80 MBT withdraw which was pending until this morning. I asked how long it will take this time by email and became this email which is unbelieveable:

"Hi Idemood,
We hope this email finds you well. To uphold high-security standards we kindly request you to send in documents to validate your identity. These security checks have to be done to guarantee the right level of security for both parties involved.
As a part of this security check we kindly ask you to respond to this e-mail enclosing the following documents.
1) Verify your identity
Provide a digital photograph or scanned colour copy of your government–issued ID card, driving licence or passport that clearly displays:
-Document number (ID number, licence number, passport number), your full name and date of birth.
-No black/blurred portions (all details must be in focus)
-All four corners of the document (ie. no cropping)
-Expiry date that has not passed
-Front and back of the ID card or licence
2) Verify your address
Provide one digital photograph or scanned colour copy of a paper utility bill or paper bank/credit-card statement that clearly displays:
-Your name and address
-An issue date within the last 3 months
-All four corners of the bill/statement (i.e. no cropping)
Acceptable utility bill statements include landline phone (mobile bills are not acceptable), heating, water, electricity, and municipal government correspondence where address and name is shown is also accepted. eg. a letter from your local tax office, police or registry office.
3) A photograph of yourself holding both the above documents.
Please ensure the photograph is not blurry and clearly shows the documents.
We assure you that we will treat all this information confidentially and it is only for internal use. Once we have received the documents you will not be requested to send the same ones again while they remain valid.
Should you need further assistance regarding this request then please keep the original information of this e-mail when responding to us.
Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.
Best regards,
Cloudbet Support Team"


How could this be? Why does a Bitcoin Bookmaker asks for identity card, utility bill and Selfies? I made a Cloudbet account in March, because these verification documents are not necessary. I will not send my identity card or private pictures of me to Cloudbet. I thought Cloudbet is a serious bitcoin bookmaker, but what happened today is a big fraud in my opinion. Has anyone an idea what I can do? I just want to receive my 0,4858 BTC and say goodbye to cloudbet...
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