I’m curious how they plan on handling player’s cashouts who may have deposited via ECheck, Firepay or Credit Card? If someone cashes out $500, are you going to pay them $250 at the end of September and then the remaining $250 over the next five months? I mean the chargeback could show up anytime over the next six months is what you’re saying right? Or maybe you’re going to hold all their funds for the entire six months? This makes zero sense to me. As someone already mentioned, I’m sure a large majority of deposits are made via Neteller, Moneybookers, EcoCard, Payspark, Western Union, etc…I see no reason on God’s green earth why that money should be held in limbo for six months??
Edited to add: Tim/Tom, I don’t blame you guys for this. But this was a piss poor business decision of the worst kind. The company may have saved some shareholders some concerns, but they have alienated the entire online gaming community, affiliates and players alike. I feel bad for you that you had to be the messenger in this…