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Why are these casinos doing this? Isnt it obvious if Diners Club is owned by Citibank that it wont be long before they too go by the way side and start seeing declines.
Seems like theyve found a inch and are looking to take a mile so-to-speak.
Why not focus on other alternative methods like neteller etc
Sorry – maybe Im just half asleep, but this makes on sense to me!
desperate times requires desperate measures ?
they make it sound like they discovered gold.
:rolleyes:
yah hehe
“Hey we found one their not blocking – lets push the hell out of it and make all we can while we can!”
Great marketing
LOL
I think this is great news. Diner’s Club is the 5th most common credit card. Even better is owners of Diner’s Club for the most part are better off than owners of visa and mastercard.
Maybe it’s only 5 or 8% of our traffic that can now use a credit card to deposit funds, but i’m more than happy to accept that 8% even if it’s just for a few months.
Antoine
Maybe that’s the proper outlook on this Antoine and would explain the enthusiam … sure can’t hurt … if the users are more affluent than Visa and MC holders … hey … whales may be at the end of that card.
:rolleyes:
Instead of Gold at the end of the rainbow, just picture Diner’s Club.
LOL
:rolleyes:
Any additional payment methods are good news. I just dont know how many people have Diners Club. I have seen their logo for years, but I cant ever recall seeing someone use one. Sounds like a good poll….
My concern is what if players who have had their visas declined start getting this “new found gold” declined they may become more disenfranchised with the entire process. Sure their are some that are diehards and will always find a way, but what about everyone else?
Surely they have done their homework and are certain this is as good an alternative as others and arent looking to take advantage of any loop holes that may exist.
