Golden Shower, er, Arch at it again

[wraven23]

I got a surprise package in the mail yesterday.

It was a nice vinyl folder with a calculator, a nice pen, notebook paper, official plastic membership card and a letter from Golden Arch Casino telling me all I have to do is call their toll-free number to activate my VIP Silver account, and my $300 credit line. Plus, I would be credited $100 for my birthday week early.

I wrote them a while back that I would never EVER set mouse down in their casino again if they didn't get rid of the so-called credit line, which, if you recall has a 30X playthrough before you have a chance at ever cashing out. That's right, you have to rack up $9000+ before you can cash out! That's bull!

Well, apparently they haven't given up that business model. Note that if you whittle into that $300 credit line, they send you a snail mail bill for it.

I'm keeping the gift but I'm still NEVER biting on their offer, even though I like their games. It so happens my home calculator bit the dust, so I needed one, lol.

Feel free to quote me on any forum y'all belong to. Don't succumb to the temptation, because you'd just be wasting your time at their casino. :chop<!-- google_ad_section_end -->

 

[vixen777]

Your right this is just SICK!! If the friggin gov would just regulate gaming scum bags like this place would not be able to operate!!!

 

[wraven23]

Your right this is just SICK!! If the friggin gov would just regulate gaming scum bags like this place would not be able to operate!!!

But regulations are what got the US banned from many online casinos in the first place. My opinion is that the market should dictate whether an enterprise should sink or swim. Being a consumer in the market, I'm spreading the word about a bad outfit to do my part in scuttling their scumship, lol. I also noticed that GoldenArch is mentioned in the naughty casinos list. That helps, too.

Cheers!

 

[judyb57]

But regulations are what got the US banned from many online casinos in the first place. My opinion is that the market should dictate whether an enterprise should sink or swim.
Cheers!

Actually wraven, part of it is lack of regulations that caused a lot of problems. The government is saying there is NO way to control the casinos.

Being a consumer in the market, I'm spreading the word about a bad outfit to do my part in scuttling their scumship, lol. I also noticed that GoldenArch is mentioned in the naughty casinos list. That helps, too.

You are so right, we appreciate you helping get the word out when you find a scummy casino! We do not want anyone getting taken by these rogue casinos!

 

[Gamblogger]

Some operators really take players for fools. They think none of us can figure out that their bonus is bogus? Or that we don't have friends like judyb57 at StreakGaming that warn us about slimey operators?!

The sad thing is that if tactics like that didn't work they wouldn't do it. So there must actually be a lot of people that don't read the find print! Sheesh. Those are probably the same people that fall for those phishing emails asking for your banking info. LOL

 

[judyb57]

Unfortunately you are so right hon. Too many people do not read the rules! Even when we play at a trusted casino, we should always know their what kinds of rules they have. If you use any kind of a coupon anywhere, you also need to read the t&c's for each and every coupon you use. Play at trusted casinos Streakers, but play smart even at those places! In the long run you will find your gambling experiences to be better ones.