1- They denied me my winnings for almost 6 months (now all I have is a meeting request that doesn't mean I get my funds), and always ignored any request from me. In your opinion, is this good? Do you think it would be legal for any casino from today onwards to freeze any winnings for 6 months without giving any explanation? They are legally responsible for this scam.
Rollback a bit. Initially, when you made your previous post stating "
more than 5 months", I dismissed it as a small informative piece of statement. But when you repeated here, I can't help but recalled the timeline you initially described,
What happened::
I've been playing on in a short time. I won 10 to 20 lakh rs at a time and withdrew, there were never any problems, I made large deposits and everything was fine.
However, recently I won a really large amount of money above 99000 usdt & above - this is where the problems started... At first they didn’t withdraw my money at all for a day and didn’t answer me.
Can you please clarify how long was it since they locked your account and asked you for KYC? Recently, following a large amount of money? A short time ago? More than five months, close to six?
While you're at it, can you also tell us how many times have you actually trying to reach them and get it resolved prior to coming here?
2- As stated, because I didn't receive any invitation through their official email - so it has no validity on law in any further move.
I still don't understand why do you "lawyered up" even before you do the video call, the one that you previously wanted.
On point number 1, you also stated, "
now all I have is a meeting request that doesn't mean I get my funds", yeah, but it also have a big probability of them releasing your fund as you manage to verify your identity, especially as you're sure [as you ought to be] that you'll pass, given you own the identity and/or the "under duress" situation that BC found is simply a misunderstanding.
If you're in doubt, I think people will normally try to build evidence to prove BC is with malicious intent with the KYC. Taking a video or a screen recording of the video call, perhaps, as it'll prove that [if we amuse a possibility that BC tried to avoid paying you by saying the video verification is invalid] no matter how you prove your credibility and you're not under duress, BC will lie and say other things.
Unless [if we amuse another possible scenario] you're sure from the start that you won't pass the KYC because it'll just strengthen BC's initial findings.
So, yeah, I still don't understand why you lawyered up, be it simply asking for advice [by the way, does the lawyer didn't even ask for a retainer money before providing his advise and guidance?]
And oh, I might be wrong, so if anyone here is familiar with such law it states otherwise, please correct me, but if I am not mistaken, any written statement from an official have weight in court room, so their invitation through PM [which clearly shows it's sent from them, in capacity of BC's representative, and specifically talking about this case] will have as much weight as the ones sent from their email. Huh?
3- According to my lawyer, they are responsible for paying me my funds, and this technique used by the casino to avoid paying my winnings has been used several times in the past. I want to alert everyone to this fact. If they don't want to reschedule anything, they will respond in court - and it will be more expensive for them, and another negative record on the registry. My request is legit asking them to send the invitational via email.
What does your lawyer say about the agreement you entered where you acknowledge that they may request identification whenever they want and lock your account if they believe you're supplying false information? In this case, I think the "false information" come in form of having someone that is not you to perform KYC, perhaps add the fact that you didn't attend to their attempt to clear the issue, given they even already gave another chance by keeping the line open for hours.