@4x4et Accusing us of money laundering and identity theft when we are in this very situation due to the need to comply with AML laws is a stretch, but if you feel the need to vent I can understand.
@baskoroaw Which updates do you mean? We are almost ready to announce some big news regarding our expanded support teams, and are constantly making updates to our site to improve the performance and service we provide to our players.
I'll usually try to post any big updates or give advance warning of any site maintenance here and on Twitter.
Thanks very much,
Ronnie @ Cloudbet
Im just quoting Montenegro newspapers and other Bitcointalk members
so
Two companies that received illegal licenses from E-Gambling Montenegro, Prime Minister's brother from uncle Milovan Maksimovic, had a turnover of almost 30 million euros in the last three years.
This indicates a serious suspicion that, in addition to illegally organizing games,
they also dealt with money laundering, which is why gambling inspectors sent their report to the Administration for the Prevention of Money Laundering.
These are the Podgorica-based companies "Maxiwin" and "Multi Index", which did not pay to the state any euro for organizing games of chance, even though they had such a turnover.
Yesterday, the Special Prosecutor's Office for Organized Crime and Corruption took over the entire E-Gambling documentation from the Inspectorate and the Directorate for Games of Chance. If the inspectors' suspicions are confirmed, this can be the biggest money laundering case in Montenegro so far.
Potential laundering of steam through bogus licenses for online betting was also helped by officials in state authorities and some banks that ignored the legal obligation to report suspicious cash flows and transactions that lasted three years.
This can be concluded on the basis of documentation received by the Center for Investigative Reporting of Montenegro (CIN-CG), which was forwarded to the Administration for the Prevention of Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing on 12 November from the Directorate for Inspection Affairs.
Inspectors of the Inspection Directorate managed to find 18 contracts, signed by the company "E-Gambling" with affiliated companies, which has around 40 employees. In addition to "E-Gambling", "Maxiwina" and "Multi Index", inspectors controlled two other companies - "Delta IT" and "Exclusive limited". They told the others that they do not have business data in the Tax Administration and that they have not been able to find giro accounts.
All companies are registered at two addresses: Cetinjski put bb - Podgorica and Njegoseva br. 97 - Cetinje.That's your address right?
Oh, you have no idea what is coming - NOBODY STEALS FROM ME