spiker1977
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So if i deposit 100€ and get 100€ on bonus my wager is 4000€ and not (D+B) 200€x40 = 8000€?
ty for the fast answers.
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ty for the fast answers.
Sami - Wishmaker
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@spiker1977
That is correct, on a 100 EUR bonus you will have a 4000 EUR wagering requirement.
Kind regards
Rickard
@Jonno75
Good question actually. I think that Leo has a 2 week exclusive on that game starting last Wednesday. So we should have the game live around the 4th - 5th of February.
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Rickard
That is correct, on a 100 EUR bonus you will have a 4000 EUR wagering requirement.
Kind regards
Rickard
@Jonno75
Good question actually. I think that Leo has a 2 week exclusive on that game starting last Wednesday. So we should have the game live around the 4th - 5th of February.
Kind regards
Rickard
kelsey1983°
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kelsey1983°
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Sami - Wishmaker
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@Rexxor420
Sadly Skrill and Netteller are excluded deposit methods for our welcome offer, so you will not be able to claim our welcome bonus using these two methods.
Kind regards
/Rickard
Sadly Skrill and Netteller are excluded deposit methods for our welcome offer, so you will not be able to claim our welcome bonus using these two methods.
Kind regards
/Rickard
pausefisk
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May i ask what the reason for this is? It's still Money, isnt it?
The fee we (players) pay depositing via visa/mastercard is in the long run just a Waste of Money. Using e-wallets is in every way much better.
Do you miss out on some fee profits by allowing e-wallets for deposits?
Sami - Wishmaker
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@pausefisk
Looking generally at the casinos offering similar welcome bonuses there is very few that actually offer bonuses whilst using E-wallets.
The decision was made on a company level that we will not offer a E-wallet option in order to claim welcome bonuses. We do however have the option of depositing "normally" using E-wallets but no welcome offer will be available to players using a E-wallet to deposit.
Please get back to me if there is any other questions.
Kind regards
/Rickard
Looking generally at the casinos offering similar welcome bonuses there is very few that actually offer bonuses whilst using E-wallets.
The decision was made on a company level that we will not offer a E-wallet option in order to claim welcome bonuses. We do however have the option of depositing "normally" using E-wallets but no welcome offer will be available to players using a E-wallet to deposit.
Please get back to me if there is any other questions.
Kind regards
/Rickard
van Gamble
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80% of OnlineCasinos are'nt give any Bonus for an E-Wallet-deposit... most skrill & neteller ...
..but as a GermanGambler (that i am) i've more and more the problem:
... that I can not deposit with skrill although it is available to me as a deposit method ...
As a message I get there then:
No deposited funds can be used for this merchant ...: /
... usually recognizable by the fact that skrill is offered as a deposit, but not as a payout method ...
...at WishMakeR this is the case for me at the moment, but later i'll do my 1st deposit with you and take a look at it take a closer look!
Feedback will follow!
..but as a GermanGambler (that i am) i've more and more the problem:
... that I can not deposit with skrill although it is available to me as a deposit method ...
As a message I get there then:
No deposited funds can be used for this merchant ...: /
... usually recognizable by the fact that skrill is offered as a deposit, but not as a payout method ...
...at WishMakeR this is the case for me at the moment, but later i'll do my 1st deposit with you and take a look at it take a closer look!
Feedback will follow!
CGDL
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E-wallets are notoriously exploited when it comes to bonus abuse and charge-backs, costing all parties involved a lot of money.
It also has to do with being more difficult to validate in a satisfactory manner. Licensed and regulated online casinos (MGA UKGC) NOT Cyprus / Curacao-listed ones) have to follow standard and "extended" KYC-procedures.
To expand on the matter:
A lot of companies simply doesn't bother including these methods due to the increase in cost for the payments & fraud teams, as there are other areas of focus that yield a higher ROI.
That, and the fact that qualified seniors in these departments are worth their weight in gold, literally. They also add to the expenses due to all the training, courses and qualifications they need.
The cost and spend on diff. payment providers also depends on what markets the casinos are into. This is where local laws, and a lot of other stuff comes in to play.
Yes, E-wallets do advertise their connection with ANY merchant their services can be used on, but it's up to the merchant to chose to which extent they want / do not want to make use of their services.
If I as an operator have access to multiple services, it makes sense for me to choose the ones that are safe and secure, cost effective, and widely adopted, and that has to be done pr. market weighed vs. the overall global reach of my brand. Certain payment methods are associated with risk, as anything else in this world. I am willing to do (in example) E-wallets due to the widespread, global adoption - while at the same time needing to mitigate risks, such as bonus abuse.
It also has to do with being more difficult to validate in a satisfactory manner. Licensed and regulated online casinos (MGA UKGC) NOT Cyprus / Curacao-listed ones) have to follow standard and "extended" KYC-procedures.
To expand on the matter:
A lot of companies simply doesn't bother including these methods due to the increase in cost for the payments & fraud teams, as there are other areas of focus that yield a higher ROI.
That, and the fact that qualified seniors in these departments are worth their weight in gold, literally. They also add to the expenses due to all the training, courses and qualifications they need.
The cost and spend on diff. payment providers also depends on what markets the casinos are into. This is where local laws, and a lot of other stuff comes in to play.
Yes, E-wallets do advertise their connection with ANY merchant their services can be used on, but it's up to the merchant to chose to which extent they want / do not want to make use of their services.
If I as an operator have access to multiple services, it makes sense for me to choose the ones that are safe and secure, cost effective, and widely adopted, and that has to be done pr. market weighed vs. the overall global reach of my brand. Certain payment methods are associated with risk, as anything else in this world. I am willing to do (in example) E-wallets due to the widespread, global adoption - while at the same time needing to mitigate risks, such as bonus abuse.
BoracicLint
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This question puzzles me too. Its much easier to simply steal a credit/debit card and use it than to transfer money from a bank account to an ewallet and then log into both casino account and ewallet and then deposit to somebody else's account!
CGDL
Administrator
@pausefisk and @BoracicLint. Let's not hijack this thread from the Casino Rep and people having questions re. this operator.
Here's my short answer.
1. Bonus abuse / Multi-accounting / Abuse rings.
- Psychological threshold for ID-falsification / abusing relatives / friends names to create new accounts with low limits before KYC to burn trough bonus was low and rampant in the past. People still attempt to defraud operators using this method till this day, but it's easier to catch due to harder KYC-policies by ewallets compared to before.
2. Fees (not really, but just a guess)
3. AML (Anti Money Laundering). Primarily UKGC-licensed casinos. Check out this Letter to online casino operators
With that said, let's leave the thread alone if not specifically for Wishmaker. Any questions? PM me.
Here's my short answer.
1. Bonus abuse / Multi-accounting / Abuse rings.
- Psychological threshold for ID-falsification / abusing relatives / friends names to create new accounts with low limits before KYC to burn trough bonus was low and rampant in the past. People still attempt to defraud operators using this method till this day, but it's easier to catch due to harder KYC-policies by ewallets compared to before.
2. Fees (not really, but just a guess)
3. AML (Anti Money Laundering). Primarily UKGC-licensed casinos. Check out this Letter to online casino operators
With that said, let's leave the thread alone if not specifically for Wishmaker. Any questions? PM me.
Sami - Wishmaker
Casino Rep
@meduza84
Sadly due to the Swedish new regulations we are not allowed to offer any incentive based bonuses to any player in Sweden, i.e. bonuses with wagering requirements like reload bonuses, welcome bonuses or free spins have all been banned by the SGA (Swedish Gaming Authority)
The few "bonuses" that we can credit to a player in Sweden will have to be totally wager free and we are not allowed to contact any player directly regarding bonuses using e-mail or SMS.
Please get back to me if you have any further questions.
Kind regards
/Rickard
Sadly due to the Swedish new regulations we are not allowed to offer any incentive based bonuses to any player in Sweden, i.e. bonuses with wagering requirements like reload bonuses, welcome bonuses or free spins have all been banned by the SGA (Swedish Gaming Authority)
The few "bonuses" that we can credit to a player in Sweden will have to be totally wager free and we are not allowed to contact any player directly regarding bonuses using e-mail or SMS.
Please get back to me if you have any further questions.
Kind regards
/Rickard
Still Rickard every Company can offer one sign up bonus per player due To swedish regulations! But ty for answer
TrustworhthyC
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nice
ShawSlots
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Casinos need to change that crap like nothing disappointing me more.
allot of those i end up never depositing on tho so it saves a little ?
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