I want to know, in case I decide in my life to register on FortuneJack and I have a case similar to EpicChamp, what will happen?
I understood that you want KYC for further decision and that happens in businesses, it's a legitimate request from your side according to your laws (I am against KYC overall and have a lot of arguments but it's not a subject to discuss at the moment).
I want to know, why can't you directly say whether his funds will be fully returned or not? Why do you need KYC at first to decide your answer?
For me, this task, as a (probably) potential user for FortuneJack, seriously stops me and makes me think twice about whether the FJ is the right place for me to gamble or not.
EpicChamp
The more you talk about KYC, the more suspicious it looks overall and I guess that's making the situation even worse.
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Hey @shield132,
We clearly stated that the funds will be released in the case of going through the KYC.
Our team strongly believes in a fact that in case us revealing the amount in advance, things would go in the wrong direction. Meaning that, after spending approximately 2-3 months in total, trying to find a spot place with the customer, none of those worked.
We tried to fit the needs of the customer, but got denied by the user end and therefore got insulted without any actual proofs. It would be close to impossible for us to imagine where this case would go if we decided to tell things in advance, as the past shows the truth.
Most commonly, the users never decline the KYC request. According to the past, the vast majority of the customers who did cancel the request were involved in some sort of fraudulent activities (we don't say that the OP is among them) - to summarize: FJ as a company needs to work transparently and operate legally without breaking any laws in the countries that we specialize in.
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Team FJ