Then too if you like to trust then deposit , its better to see forum trust, and dont gamble with a new site right away, at least wait 1-2 weeks until some people test it out
Topic: What factors make you trust a dice site? - page 5. (Read 3958 times)
Never deposit and gamble what you cant afford to loose, the moment you step into a dice site and deposit you must be very sure that you may go back with 0 coins maybe because of cheating , bad luck , etc
Then too if you like to trust then deposit , its better to see forum trust, and dont gamble with a new site right away, at least wait 1-2 weeks until some people test it out
Then too if you like to trust then deposit , its better to see forum trust, and dont gamble with a new site right away, at least wait 1-2 weeks until some people test it out
Don't have a company? Don't have any license? So what?
You can either have a dishonest site running with licenses, and honest site without any kind of "official stuff". There are many scammers out there who are protected by licenses/governments.
You don't need to be "official" to be honest and have a good business running. Also, if you do have an honest business, nothing and nobody has anything to do with that. Taxes are frequently misused by those who collect them.
I could say many things about this, but summing up... Forum trust is enough. This forum is more competent and demanding in choosing who's trustworthy or not than many governments or license requierments out there.
You can either have a dishonest site running with licenses, and honest site without any kind of "official stuff". There are many scammers out there who are protected by licenses/governments.
You don't need to be "official" to be honest and have a good business running. Also, if you do have an honest business, nothing and nobody has anything to do with that. Taxes are frequently misused by those who collect them.
I could say many things about this, but summing up... Forum trust is enough. This forum is more competent and demanding in choosing who's trustworthy or not than many governments or license requierments out there.
I understand that this is a "gray" area, however, if a site has a lot of users, quite some activity in the past ... months and no real complains, I feel pretty safe.
Why? Because they can win much more money keeping a good business than stealing a few coins from you, me and a few others - until the complains will start flowing.
This is my personal opinion and I hope it helps.
Why? Because they can win much more money keeping a good business than stealing a few coins from you, me and a few others - until the complains will start flowing.
This is my personal opinion and I hope it helps.
I personally can't really convince myself to trust sites that don't have a company and don't own any sort of license.
It makes me feel like I am trusting criminals, because they simply don't pay taxes while they are turning over millions.
I'd like to see more dice sites that don't just earn their reputation on this forum but actually have some legal backup.
Do you guys feel the same or is the forum trust enough for you to feel safe?
It makes me feel like I am trusting criminals, because they simply don't pay taxes while they are turning over millions.
I'd like to see more dice sites that don't just earn their reputation on this forum but actually have some legal backup.
Do you guys feel the same or is the forum trust enough for you to feel safe?
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