Topic: MEGAPARI Scam Report (Read 482 times)

Because when you deposit they have zero concern to lose money but when you request withdraw then they are 100% losing it. Very simple to understand.

This is an ongoing problem with a lot of the crypto casinos.
They claim something, and will not show evidence of it.

As a winning sports bettor I have to deal with this a lot, fortunately I have been paid out everytime but not without false claims against me or other hassles.

Betcoing.ag literally called me a cheater and said I was part of a "betting syndicate" but could only prove 95% of it, therefor they paid me because couldnt prove the other 5%

it is going to be a risk with every crypto casino you win on. They will never block you before you can deposit, only after you try a withdraw.

thanks, i will ask this third party

If you abused a system or breached a contract or do anything detrimental to any service or platform on any sector, I believe every company and platform shares this kind of "information" amongst each other. But it's not like they're crazy enough to share essential things of their well-behaved customers. After all, it's on every company's interest to keep their best customer a secret from the competitor. Lest the competitor grabbed that customer from their hand.

The simplest and easiest instance of this practice, just to give you a better grasp of the idea, is credit score. If you didn't know about it yet, I'll let you in to one of the big secret of financial institutes: banks share info amongst each other of bad creditor. If someone applied a loan or credit card and they got defaulted or always paid late, the issuing bank will warn other banks that the user should be treated with ounces of caution. If that customer always pay on time and has a good credit score? I don't think banking corporation would share that data, as they have no reason for it.

Simply put, if you adhere to the rules of any entities, there's no reason for them to share this info amongst each other. It's a completely different story if you're someone who did something bad against that platform.

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As they previously addressed, they've made their final say on your case, but if you want to escalate it further, they're more than welcoming you to bring it to a third party. Megapari is on askgamblers, they facilitate a mediation between casino and customer.

i took it, but they only allowed me to withdraw the half of it

they already expose themselves as scammers. they are all the same: megapari, 22bet, 1xbit...  they really have no reason, and they admitted they share everything with each other. as i got blocked in 22bet, thay literally blocked me in megapari what for? for nothing, i even couldnt set more than 3 bets.

shame on them

we play for the winning
the goal is not to loose money
so u mean if im a winner its not fair gambling ...

Such a rule is illegal from a legal point of view.the regulator should impose a fine and then license revocation

this is partially acceptable for now, mostly because the OP himself admitted the existence of a famous friend's account. probably in a more complicated case, this kind of explanation will not be enough. you can't say, hey, we have a method and we made a decision based on that. your method must also enable the display of evidence. after all that, I didn't see your concern when you publicly stated the real name of the user who went through KYC on your platform.
none of you is asked to present the tools for such investigations, but you can certainly provide more precise details of the results you get through your tools and investigation. with this excuse, you can cover all conflicts with players.


I wouldn't be surprised if casinos share some kind of collection of blacklisted users with their email, IP addresses etc... I have seen such practice in other businesses outside of gambling. no one wants to be misused to their own detriment.

if we talk about this case, the rule is one person, one account (as far as I know, this is the rule in almost all casinos). why is that so hard to accept? if the casino forbids alt accounts, just don't make them.
it is very hard for me to believe a friend's account from the same IP address or even where a brother, sister or the entire family has their own account at the same casino and they are all passionate gamblers. it sounds crazy and it is the most common excuse in many similar cases.

To the OP, take your money out from there and move on. there are so many casinos today, it is to be expected that some of them are more or less suitable for you.

We are an iGaming brand. We believe in fair gambling and do our best to create a healthy gambling environment. Perhaps, if your intention is to earn and not play/bet for the game's sake, our platform might not be suitable for you.

so it means all the bookmakers share / sell / buy our informations from each others
its rotten from the inside

my only issue is u not accepting winning players and hide behind some secret bullshit to lower the odds or max bet when u detect someone have skills or make money

u are not fair play with us like pinnacle for example

Hello to @marcloig  and all interested.
We have finished investigating the case.

I have got in touch with the security department one more time regarding the reason of the account disabling. Still, the reason is following:
"Should the bettor commit fraud in respect to the bookmaker (such as the registration of multiple accounts, the use of automated betting software, arbitrage betting, if the betting account is not used for betting, the improper use of loyalty schemes, etc.), the bookmaker reserves the right to stop such fraudulent actions by:
-bet cancellation;
-closure of the customer’s account. Money that has been deposited into the account will be refunded.
-filing a claim to a law-enforcement agency."

We did trace connection with the so-called friend's account. Although many users here are interested in the details how the security department detects such connections, this data is considered to be vulnerable and is thoroughly preserved. Thus, we prevent the emergence of new fraudulent schemes by keeping our security tools in secret. The MegaPari team is always open to your questions, until they do not intend to disclose the company's confident information.

By placing bets, players must understand that gambling authorities are ALWAYS in touch with their colleagues from other casinos and bookmakers. We share a competitive market, but when it comes to analyzing players activity, its security departments do trust their colleagues opinion and information provided by them. So the player is "well-known from other platforms".

This also serves well as a reasoning why the player blame MegaPari to be somehow similar to 1xbet, 1xbit and any others - if the player is blocked there, he will more likely be blocked in other gambling establishments. And not because we share business or the same platform - the process of how players' activity and profile is being analyzed by the security dept is much more sophisticated. According to my experience, all new players who come to the MegaPari ANN thread and open complaints - they all got blocked acc. to the reason expressed above and not only at MegaPari. It is cooperation against unfair gambling activity.

We will consider this message as our final word. The player is free to give this case a further move, if he is sure that a third-party investigation serves for his better.

ok, i will wait for justice to come, hopefully

let me know anything by email or quoting me here

Hello everyone.
We are still  investigating the case and will get back to you with an answer. If you have any other comments concerning the complaint, please leave them here so we have all the related information in one thread.

no we didnt for sure, because i only could set 3-4 bets befofe i got fucked by them

and were my own bets, so its impossible

the reason is they are a REAL SCAMMERS aswell as 1xbit and 22bet

They really have no reason, no proof, no nothing

DONT BET HERE

I have the same question as well.

If no IP is the same, no device is the same, no referral code used etc, how on earth Megapari connected those 2 accounts?

Can only assume that they both shared their bets. They both ended up placing same bets with Megapari so it was easy for Megapari to connect them. Still don't think that this is prohibited from their TOS though but not sure.

 

Then I find myself in a position so hard to understand how MegaPari could have guessed and/or make a connection between you and Lopez Marcos. I asked if you use his referral code or not in hope to get a better understanding for the case, how the findings made by megapari was initially founded and on what basis. Well, in a way, it does; it just didn't lean towards your favor.

Initially we've established that he's a friend of yours, who live in another city, hundreds of miles away, have different IP for sure, different device to access the site, different preferred deposit method --one prefers crypto and one prefers fiat. I would assume you both has different preferences of games too. We also learned that he recommended megapari to you, but you've never use his referral code.

So basically there's no ties between you and him, as you stated yourself above. Wouldn't you agree that it's a hell of a lucky guess that Megapari could connect the dots between the two of you down to the first, middle, and last name? I can't fathom how low is the probability of guessing correctly that you and Mr. Marcos are "acquainted", given all of the points above.

Imagine how many people in your country played on their site, few good hundreds are even probably played from the same city with you, maybe even your own neighbor played on megapari too, and for unfathomable reason megapari could have guessed that you and someone else hundreds of miles away from you are --at the very least-- friends? With no prior things that could connect your dot to his?

no referal code, and nothing else in commom (we live hundres of miles away) except he is my friend and told me im betting here because this website has a lot of markets

i just registered on my own, deposit by crypto (and yes my friend deposit with fiat because he does not have any crypto thing), make few bets, then all of a sudden i was not able to bet more than 1€ (just 2-3 days after registering) and when i wanted to withdraw, thousands of proof (even sending selfie with my id and the conversation with megapari in the background, all in the same picture), and the fucking scammers just allowed me to withdraw half of the money i had in the account FOR NO REASON

@Team_MegaPari, scammers, please, i dont give a shit if you publish my ip data, way of deposit, id, device, etc. 100% everthing is different of my friends account. be honest just for once in your life, and admit we have nothing to do with each other in any term

We understand you were recommended the site by that friend, Lopez Marcos? And you both preferred different methods for depositing funds; you by crypto and Marcos by fiat? May I assume you sign-up with his referral code? Or were you signing up without any ref. code at all?

I have a question about KYC, I want to understand something. Is KYC mandatory when registering on your site? Why was KYC verification not required upon registration before depositing?

If this is true, I think it is not fair that you do not require KYC when the player makes a deposit, while asking him for KYC if he wants to withdraw!!!

Things like this are impossible to prove for third party like us forum members. It's like your words vs their words. They can not share the data in public and we can not verify if the data are manipulated. The only people who can verify such data are the providers (sports and game providers). When the case will accelerate more then the license provider is your last destination.

I still can see a name. It's better if you remove that part using an image editor and re-upload the file again.