Is fortunejack.com a Scam or are they Legit?

PaperWallet

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Quote from: STT on May 13, 2022, 03:53:35 PM

They are legit ok, kept my balance safe for years. I actually forgot about it somehow and came back multiple years later and it was not touched. Was enough for a new pc setup which was required, cant complain when my bad memory is fortuitous. Not every site has been solid over the years so Im obliged to mention they wont cause a problem for any normal user to the best of my knowledge.

Hey there, they're legit for small amounts. When big amounts are involved, there is a scam possibility, which I myself have been victim of. Please check out my flag https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;u=303298;page=iflags

STT

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They are legit ok, kept my balance safe for years. I actually forgot about it somehow and came back multiple years later and it was not touched. Was enough for a new pc setup which was required, cant complain when my bad memory is fortuitous. Not every site has been solid over the years so Im obliged to mention they wont cause a problem for any normal user to the best of my knowledge.

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Quote from: fiulpro on May 11, 2022, 10:15:15 AM

They are not really scam in my opinion but if you have a case that you wish you discuss you should definitely post in the scam accusation session as well, that would be really beneficial for you.
If they accused you of multi-accounts then you could have done that accidentally because sometimes when the new casino gets started they offer a lot of discounts and people make accounts but forget about them sooner than one might expect. This have happened to me a lot of time therefore I do believe that the casinos should delete the previous accounts or at least send you a message after 3 months. Other than that I do think you have to clear up your cache, unsubscribe, clear up your suggestions, delete history and put on a full reset of your account.

I agree, they're A scam in itself, since their spectrum of selective scamming is relatively thin, but still, you're not supposed to scam anyone. A scam accusation has already been created, here's my flag: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;u=303298;page=iflags

And you have the link in my flag to my scam accusation

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Many of us already knew that fortunejack.com is one of the gambling sites that have a reputation and no doubt that fortunejack.com can still exist until now. If some people have a problem with fortunejack.com, hopefully, they can communicate with the staff and ask how to solve the problem. I guess every problem that happens is because of a misunderstanding between two sides so it needs other people that can be a middle-man to help to solve the problem.

But I am not too actively playing gambling like other gamblers so I do not know much about fortunejack.com now. But I think fortunejack.com still trying to give its best services to all of its members.

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As far as I know FortuneJack Casino is a legitimate company holding a license with the gambling authority in Curacao, this body ensures that the games offered through FortuneJack Casino are fair and fully transparent.
and even though i'm not very active and when i go in and bet i have no problem using their service and all is well, and i think anyone would care about the OP's intentions and goals as they feel fine with FortuneJack.

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I have been a user to fortunejack before, but I did not had any issues with them at the time. Although, that was just me and it was a long time ago, maybe even the moments when they are just new and starting. But as of today, I no longer make interactions with the site, so I won’t know. Nonetheless, you should communicate with them, OP, and make them aware of your side to try to resolve this.

fiulpro

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They are not really scam in my opinion but if you have a case that you wish you discuss you should definitely post in the scam accusation session as well, that would be really beneficial for you.
If they accused you of multi-accounts then you could have done that accidentally because sometimes when the new casino gets started they offer a lot of discounts and people make accounts but forget about them sooner than one might expect. This have happened to me a lot of time therefore I do believe that the casinos should delete the previous accounts or at least send you a message after 3 months. Other than that I do think you have to clear up your cache, unsubscribe, clear up your suggestions, delete history and put on a full reset of your account.

PaperWallet

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Quote from: Coin_trader on May 09, 2022, 10:21:24 PM

Since you PM me OP and this case is very old and I can't remember anymore. I just want to let you know that I support you to voice out your claim during the time Fortunejack is still not explaining there side. I want to clarify that I'm not supporting you to win your case but rather to express your opinion. You should not use PM just to support your flag since it will not gonna happened. FJ already explained pretty well there side especially on there max bet limit that's written on there ToS. You should hire your lawyer to carefully look at your case and file a lawsuit if you really believe that you have the rights to money that you are claiming that you win.

Good luck!

-CT

Hello,
I'm not the OP, you are confusing this case with this one: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/fortunejack-making-120000-dollars-disappear-from-my-account-5368279

I used PM because the case is 6 months old and you were one of the people who supported in the thread, and did not know back then I could create a flag. As far as lawyer is concerned this is something that is outside the scope of this forum.
In any way thks for your kind message, whether you decide to support my flag or not.

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Since you PM me OP and this case is very old and I can't remember anymore. I just want to let you know that I support you to voice out your claim during the time Fortunejack is still not explaining there side. I want to clarify that I'm not supporting you to win your case but rather to express your opinion. You should not use PM just to support your flag since it will not gonna happened. FJ already explained pretty well there side especially on there max bet limit that's written on there ToS. You should hire your lawyer to carefully look at your case and file a lawsuit if you really believe that you have the rights to money that you are claiming that you win.

Good luck!

-CT

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Quote from: qwertyup23 on May 09, 2022, 01:02:06 PM

Quote from: PaperWallet on May 09, 2022, 09:30:17 AM

Quote from: snapcall on October 18, 2019, 06:41:00 AM

They have been harassing me with adds, and I didn't remember any negative reviews, in fact I remembered good ones. Now I finally deposit, and when I go to withdraw they accuse me of multi-accounting? Has this happened to anyone else, or anyone know how I can clear this up? I might have had a really old account that I forgot about, but I'm really careful to never give online casino's an excuse to scam me?

100% a scam, at least for this player who got scammed out of 120,000 dollars sportsbets win. Flag is here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;u=303298;page=iflags

You've never heard about such things in some reputable casinos like Rollbit or Stake right? It's very easy to accuse anybody of multi accounting when he wants to withdraw

I am very happy they ended up paying you but think about why did they accuse you of multi accounting if they were going to pay anyway. It's just putting hardships for people who simply want to withdraw their money from their platform

If you have any evidence against fortune jack, I suggest putting and creating a thread on the scam accusation board for such. Again, a gambling company which has been around for many + years would never put themselves into jeopardy by destroying the reputation they have built for years.

Like what I also previously mentioned, they have an ongoing signature campaign which heavily implies that the profit cycle is liquid enough. If they can afford the luxury of paying signature campaigns, then I doubt that they would necessary scam its users along the way.

Please read my flag: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;u=303298;page=iflags

You have the reference with the scam accusation. You assume a lot of things by deduction but they simply are not what FortuneJack has actually done. I understand they're pouring money into the forum and it's good for some here but it's unethical that some of this comes from what they stole from me.

You can also check out this report here: https://www.cryptoinfowatch.com/is-fortunejack-a-panicky-casino-that-doesnt-pay-big-winnings/

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Quote from: PaperWallet on May 09, 2022, 09:30:17 AM

Quote from: snapcall on October 18, 2019, 06:41:00 AM

They have been harassing me with adds, and I didn't remember any negative reviews, in fact I remembered good ones. Now I finally deposit, and when I go to withdraw they accuse me of multi-accounting? Has this happened to anyone else, or anyone know how I can clear this up? I might have had a really old account that I forgot about, but I'm really careful to never give online casino's an excuse to scam me?

100% a scam, at least for this player who got scammed out of 120,000 dollars sportsbets win. Flag is here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;u=303298;page=iflags

You've never heard about such things in some reputable casinos like Rollbit or Stake right? It's very easy to accuse anybody of multi accounting when he wants to withdraw

I am very happy they ended up paying you but think about why did they accuse you of multi accounting if they were going to pay anyway. It's just putting hardships for people who simply want to withdraw their money from their platform

If you have any evidence against fortune jack, I suggest putting and creating a thread on the scam accusation board for such. Again, a gambling company which has been around for many + years would never put themselves into jeopardy by destroying the reputation they have built for years.

Like what I also previously mentioned, they have an ongoing signature campaign which heavily implies that the profit cycle is liquid enough. If they can afford the luxury of paying signature campaigns, then I doubt that they would necessary scam its users along the way.

PaperWallet

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Quote from: snapcall on October 18, 2019, 06:41:00 AM

They have been harassing me with adds, and I didn't remember any negative reviews, in fact I remembered good ones. Now I finally deposit, and when I go to withdraw they accuse me of multi-accounting? Has this happened to anyone else, or anyone know how I can clear this up? I might have had a really old account that I forgot about, but I'm really careful to never give online casino's an excuse to scam me?

100% a scam, at least for this player who got scammed out of 120,000 dollars sportsbets win. Flag is here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;u=303298;page=iflags

You've never heard about such things in some reputable casinos like Rollbit or Stake right? It's very easy to accuse anybody of multi accounting when he wants to withdraw

I am very happy they ended up paying you but think about why did they accuse you of multi accounting if they were going to pay anyway. It's just putting hardships for people who simply want to withdraw their money from their platform

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This was already a case closed and I think others missed reading the post made by op that this was already been resolved.

Quote from: snapcall on October 18, 2019, 09:21:29 PM

They paid me though.

Quote from: snapcall on October 18, 2019, 09:24:48 PM

Thank you every one for all the replies! You guys are always very helpful in matters such as this

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mich

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I have a account at FORTUNE JACK and have not had any problems with using their service
Even if it is not one of my favorite places to play the dice game I know my money is safe in there.
You should not be worried about playing at FORTUNE JACK but if their is any doubts then find somewhere else

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Nonsense poll. Revise it brother, it doesn't give a clear answer. Anyway same thing happens to me but like other player here that problem can be solve through email. Just answer the email and ask for their proof of you having muliple account and after a few hours you can withdraw already.

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Quote from: Prime Gold on October 18, 2019, 11:01:56 AM

Quote from: Ayiranorea on October 18, 2019, 08:16:09 AM

Quote from: Prime Gold on October 18, 2019, 07:22:45 AM

Hi Mate
I also made an account a few days ago, after winning the bet then I made a withdrawal and they said the same thing "multi account"
I answered the e-mail and said that I never made more than one account and asked them to provide proof
A few hours later they processed my withdrawal.

So in conclusion they will freeze all new accounts, but if you can prove that you don't have more than one account then the withdrawal will be processed.

https://imgur.com/X2KnSjt

They might be having this mentioned in their terms, but this is completely an unfair rule. Once after winning it is their money and here the fortunejack team should not try to control it. When the user tends to withdraw it needs to be processed. Requesting to prove that you don't have any other account is simply annoying. No gambling sites should do this, if their policy is to have one account the users should be requested to prove it prior to the betting.

This rule applies since they offer new promotions, yes it is true that this new promotion is vulnerable to cheating by users
If you are honest then don't have to worry about playing normally, everything will go accordingly.

Your right there's no need to worry if you play accordingly in the rule that's why some users have complaint because we know most of us have many account. So I think its legit because many user interested and want to be their team but since it has new rule, some user not approve their request to join.

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Quote from: kayvie on February 10, 2020, 10:02:52 AM

Quote from: tabas on February 08, 2020, 02:31:05 AM

Quote from: cassius66 on February 07, 2020, 06:45:50 AM

I have just received sms from them that I have won 5 mBTC no deposit, but when I click the link, there is no bonus there.

Verify this through their support, it won't take you time to ask them regards to this SMS about the promo. Mind to aware you that be careful also with SMS notifications as a whole, not just with FJ.
There messages there that contains some unusual links.

I do agree, this is something important that should be verified through their support. If there is no bonus you received, maybe the SMS you received is a fraud and maybe the link you have clicked is a fake one.
Always be aware of the links you clicked, it is better not to use them always.

In our community, this isn't a gambling group but a lot of SMS are coming to every user but I haven't received any of it but many of them complained that it's a phishing link.
It's also likely that those links aren't official unless it's verified from FJ.

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It's somewhat of a grey area they're operating in.

They don't have the best reputation because of many accusations that have been opened against them, but I don't think that there is really any major issues with them structurally either. It's probably safer to not play on their site with big amounts, and if you were going to play on their site, do so with funds that you can afford to lose.

Anyhow, I don't even think that they are one of the top crypto casinos anymore. You can find so many better alternatives.

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Quote from: Reatim on October 20, 2019, 03:25:23 AM

You have clearly stated that you might created old accounts that you forgot about with this you have thoughts in your mind that there might be a mistake in your part so how come that a legit and long running gambling site will intentionally scamming you?

Agreed with you! But I guess that's a common trend to create multiple accounts in crypto gambling and people see nothing wrong in it either as there is no verification needed either.

This gets complicated as some casino wants to offer special bonus to their new players and this is where all the problem lies. I believe as long as the gambler has not taken any undue advantage of the bonus schemes available for new customers, they must not be troubled too much.

My verdict on fortunejack - Decent enough casino with good chat support.

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Quote from: tabas on February 08, 2020, 02:31:05 AM

Quote from: cassius66 on February 07, 2020, 06:45:50 AM

I have just received sms from them that I have won 5 mBTC no deposit, but when I click the link, there is no bonus there.

Verify this through their support, it won't take you time to ask them regards to this SMS about the promo. Mind to aware you that be careful also with SMS notifications as a whole, not just with FJ.
There messages there that contains some unusual links.

I do agree, this is something important that should be verified through their support. If there is no bonus you received, maybe the SMS you received is a fraud and maybe the link you have clicked is a fake one.
Always be aware of the links you clicked, it is better not to use them always.

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