Topic: 🔴🔴🔴SCAM🔴🔴🔴GAME-PROTECT.COM🔴🔴🔴SCAM🔴🔴🔴 (Read 1461 times)

Because online casinos are illegal in Russia and they can not get a license there!

I asked for the documents of the minus 40 reputation points!

There are definitely "electronic" documents posted in that thread. Are you disputing their authenticity or some other aspect? Please be specific.

Real world definition for documents: A piece of written, printed, or electronic matter that provides information or evidence or that serves as an official record.

Extremely mentally ill brain wash nonsense shit posted are not documents!

The trust of who did I breach and how?

That unpleasant moment when the deceiver is not even answered but given a link in the face
Does this only seem to me, or is he trying to break the record of the red trust?  

TwitchySeal is neither the police nor the bitcointalk.org administration!

TwitchySeal is scam!

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/--5184364

Show the documents?

Police.  Verified by bitcointalk admin.

Are the minus 40 reputation points given by the police or authorities or are they given by extremely mentally ill and or brain dead bitcointalk accounts?

Are the minus 40 reputation points verified by the bitcointalk.org administration?

What did you understand?

When did the scam happen and how?

Yep, I've read almost the whole thread, not just one sentence which you quoted.
I noticed how you've posted a part of a conversation but no proof you've returned the money you had promised to this user.
He also posted a scam accusation against you and even though you're suggesting that you've come to a deal, he had confirmed nothing.

If I'm missing something, please enlighten me (without funny comments about my brain unless you've measured my IQ).

Are you brain dead or a signature spam bot?

I posted it one post above your post!

With minus 40 reputation points, maybe you should just abandon this account and stop trying to defend yourself?
If you had really protected people, I'm sure there would be some known people with proof about your assistance.
And I don't count anonymous newbies as proof.

I read the thread, but I did not see any scam that happened July 2019

How did the scam happen exactly?

Or do you mean assisting online casino victims is scamming them?


Like killing someone is kissing him in your opinion?

game-protect is unable to navigate the forum by themselves. They must be hand-held through the entire process like someone checking in at the hospice. You will keep getting meaningless deflections until you directly post what you're referring to, at which game-protect will simply cut that part out of the post and respond to something completely irrelevant.

You just linked it yourself:

Game-Protect.com did not refund my money and stopped replying to my emails

In this thread is ample proof that you, game-protect of game-protect.com are a scammer.

Where is the proof?

Its proof game-protect, or Game Protect, of game-protect.com is a scammer. Everyone should avoid doing business with them.

There is a new false and misleading scam accusation against Game Protect, what do you think about it?

Game-Protect.com did not refund my money and stopped replying to my emails

Game Protect received over 500 scam reports in regard to online casinos claiming to operate under a Curacao license and it is important to offer to play with consumer protection service inclusive.

So Game-Protect is now promoting his very own curacao-licensed casino!  https://lottery.game-protect.com



Such irony.

No... you don't have to follow this format. There is no "rule" regarding the format of scam accusations... there is simply a suggested format to follow. If this format is followed correctly, it results in all the pertinent information being laid out in a structured manner which helps others understand what the accusation is about.

So, whilst it is preferred, this format certainly isn't required.

As someone who appears to have a fondness for literal meanings and semantics, I'm sure you appreciate the difference.

scamma

1. WHAT HAPPENED - you called us and numerous other legit projects - SCAM - which is absolute bullshit of yours, not true at all. We pay to our esteem customers and gain reputation by everyday hard work.
2. Amount SCAMMED - you defamed, lied and scammed reputation of hundreds of projects by lying and turning facts upside down.

The rest of you list is not applicable, because our reputation and reputation of others who are here under  #365/JAZ and other master licenses - worth way more.
Payment method and Proof of Payment - may be applicable to the customers of the non-licensed casinos promoted by you. I believe there is something wrong with them, otherwise, their owners would be seeking to obtain a license.

PPl privately call you "clown" here, refering to your reputation.

As I told before, by having a license you have doors open with game providers and decent payment providers, without a license you are only allowed to play with some shitty payment systems. If a casino wants to process visa, neteller, skrill etc it has to have a license, same with games, we are striving to bring as many games as possible, and no legit provider works with the gaming company without a license.
So, having license means - good legit games and of cause great payment methods. We are nice to players, and we go smoothly so far, proofing our attitude to responsible and great gaming.
Agree with you, we are new, and our license is the easiest to obtain, but we are now in the process of getting UK and Malta licenses and look forward to get Sweden as well.
So, by the end of year, we will step aside from the license which arise so many questions.

For now, our license serves us to open the doors to others.


Calling others scammers, if they are not, is a SCAM! I don't need other proofs, GAME-PROTECT never helped anyone, what the guy does is trying to get referral action by calling others SCAMMERS
huh.. our team is international, and we do speak Russian too.
In your logic, every casino that speaks English, have to obtain UK license??
Our contacts are published down on every page, and we are very open to customers.


I hope all questions were answered and explained.

@WinRateCasino

You did not post any proof. You need to post proof that he is a scammer. without proof you are entering the provocation of @game-protect.

you are anonymous: http://winrate.eu/page/about

and it seems to me that your first post was made in the Russian section. Why do not you have a license from russia, but have of Curaçao?

You obviously feel you have been mistreated therefore I sympathise with you but I would like to see what game-protect has to say about this before coming to a conclusion.

It is common knowledge that most websites operating with a Curaçao licence are those that wish to have their owners maximise anonymity and also have a seal to display on their website to show they have a casino licence. That might have an effect on newbies and gullible people which gives peace of mind when betting but to a seasoned individual we know that any licence from Curaçao is a useless, meaningless token to display.

I have no idea why game-protect selects some websites as genuine and others as scams - I look forward to his reply to try to understand what is going on from his side.

And if you put "game protect helped me" you won't see any proof that game protect helped anyone.
If you dig even more, you will see that game protect is active more than 3 years. Banned on some other forum(s?).

Exactly, they don't 

Yep, I agree. Having a license is meaningless, and not having a license is also meaningless. The only two metrics I'd look into whilst deciding where to gamble would be the duration for which the site has been around, and the volume of successful withdrawals its processed. The user "crashingcrypto" ran a series of fraudulent websites all while claiming to have a Curacao license, and he ended up exit scamming. In the same vein, multiple sites that don't have a gaming license are processing withdrawals to this day.

It's good that you exposed this dude, but for your own mental well-being, don't put too much effort into this. Ultimately, the players don't really care. Just work on being a good site and your site will flourish.

I don't support game-protect.com,  but what I agree with them is that Curacao "license" is just a piece of toilet paper. It doesn't guarantee anything to the players as Curacao jurisdiction does not participate as a mediator in disputes between gamblers and operators. This piece of paper is not accepted by developed countries. Some casinos use it because they want to pretend that they are legit and the cheapest way to do that is to buy the Curacao "license".

I was too busy to move, now its done


How can someone like you be such a clown?
Your reputation is shit, most likely you are hiding in a jurisdiction that doesn't care for such liars and most likely criminals (the court may decide who is and who is not).

I think you mean insurance mate. That's more relevant.


Well, you have quoted that you have lawyers apart of your company. But when asked for documentation/proof of actual barred/admitted lawyers, you were unable to provide any.


Are you suggesting casinos have 0 reputation. That's quite a bold/cocky statement.

I won't worry that much if my gambling site is put on the "scam list" in game-protect's website, it has lost credibility a long time ago. They are claiming to be a legal authority who specialize in crypto gambling fraud but the thing is they aren't posting their lawyers' identity and everyone claiming to be their client always request to become anonymous therefore them having the reason to don't post any legal statements or proof about their work. If you are worried that it your gambling site would take a hit from your site making the "scam list" then just don't think about it as it won't damage your reputation at all.

Thanks for reminding me. Already asked admin to do it
When you will open the ownership of your site and move from abuse-proof hosting, so we can file a claim on you to the authorities and hoster for your unlawful activity.

Like i've said for so long, he doesn't care about a casinos validity as long as they offer an affiliate program he can bank off of.


I think he's more commenting on the fact that you clearly promote unlicensed casinos yet bash those who aren't producing you a profit.

Whether the licenses are valid or not is disputable. However, your actions playing "both sides" are disingenuous at the very least.

My impression you are liar, with no effective proofs of your lies, nor even non-effective. Our license is good, and it is proved multiple times, however casinos that are listed on your site, and lavishly cherished, are not licensed and non-even a legal entities. So, I suggest you to just look at your own adversited scams first, and admit Game-Protect is a scam, along with all the advertised projects there.
Again, our Master License is old and reputable, it's been granted to the licensee by the Curacao Authorities(previously Antilles) back in 1998, and since then every 4 years, its been renewed by master license holder. Fake is not about us, fake is about you. And if anyone is brainwashed here, that is not us.
We are seeking legal help and action against defamation.

Don't tell me.

Game-protect free advertises unlicensed gambling sites, trying to get some referral action and at the same time they are pointing to sites licensed in Curacao?

Well, at least they moved from advertising sites licensed in Curacao and telling everyone it is scam operator with fake license  

Try with primedice and stake.

this is where i stopped reading.

There is no other side of the story when it comes to us, we are customer friendly and gambler oriented brand.

I put it this way, I personally went across the list on his site, and contacted guys from the casinos I know, and worked with, game providers I know from this list. They seemed to be interested in finding out the personality of the guy, and taking him to liability for defamation. Beside this, we are appealing to the ministry of Justice of Curacao, we belive they would be interested in defamation of their approved gaming master licenses.



Thanks, guys, I'm relatively new to this forum and I appreciate your help. Will do.

You can move your thread to scam accusation section and that will be much helpful for users to take decision about this project. 

I like how game-protect calls out scam casinos but sometimes he takes it too far. His initiatives are good to fight against the scam casinos but not sure how your casino ended up there if it is as legit as you claim to be. Since he is putting enough efforts to update his site and run the other operations, obviously he needs to monetize them. Having said that, I haven't come across him targetting any reputable casinos so maybe there is other side to your story?

You may also want to move this to scam accusations.

Thanks, already corrected )

An interesting post.
You may want to edit the title to spell "GAME-PROTECT" correctly.

We have faced with a complex fraud from the participant: “game-protect”, namely - discrediting the honor and dignity of an honest company - a casino that not only values reputation, but also gives unprecedented bonuses to its players, and treats very well every player.
The “game-protect” forum participant, called us fraudsters based on the license that the company holds, however we never deceived anyone and cherish our reputation. To support the defamation words, this individual referred to own website, that shows a huge number of casinos ever licensed in Curacao, by master licensees: 1668 / JAZ, 365 / JAZ, 5536 / JAZ, or 8084 / JAZ.




We obtained the license completely legally, went through complex and high-quality compliance with payment systems, game providers, game aggregators, banks. All this with a multi-level verification of the company, registrations, licenses and other things
The ‘game-protect’ also defiled a huge list of reputable casinos that he considers fraudulent, the list is similar to the parsing of licenses issued by master licensee, and the guy GAME PROTECT (SCAM) obviously earns money by dumping reputation of honest market participants.
The site he refers to registered with the option of hiding data on the owners, and even hosters.