EarningMillion affiliates / WinnerMillion casino fraud warning

Biti

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Phew, thank goodness for that. The trust in your casino has been restored 100%. :)

Really?

For sure, it's a very good thing that these fake games are removed. But they shouldn't be there anyway. I can't imagine that a casino takes fake games for real games. And if so, they must have been sleeping while implementing this. Which is of course not a good thing for a casino.

Besides that, I always wonder why affiliate managers many times first have to make "semi-threats". downplay the issue or come up with irrelevant arguments in the discussion (we pay, we are legit, etc) before they do what they have to do.

I've seen the screenshots here and I don't like the communication-style of the affiliate manager.
 

Zuga

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Hello.

I confirm by this message that we have took off all the Fake games. We didnt knew that this is fake games, so we have verified if this is fake games or not by, and after deep verification, we conclude as well that this is fake and pirated games, so we have decided to terminate immediately the contract with the fake netent provider.

Regards

This is definitely the move in right direction. However your explanation that you did not know about the fake games is less than convincing.
There are some questions that you still need to respond to:

1. You claim to hold the "Master License No. 8048/JAZ" , granted by the Government of Curaçao. This 'master' license seems to be used by many casinos ( some dodgy ones too ) and there is no easy way to verify if this is actually valid or not. So We would need to see some evidence of this. By what little info can be found this seems to be a sub-license which in itself is super suspicious.

2. In regards to the pirated games:

a. You say u didnt know the games are fake. Whos job was it to know? If we take your word for it then someone did not do their due diligence.
b. How much did you pay for these fake games? Was it one time fee or its also based on a % of player losses? At some point someone from ur company had to ask some questions and find something suspicious. Noone can be that ignorant .

3. You claim your RNG etc to be verified by iTechLabs but there is no mention of your casino on their list:

http://www.itechlabs.com.au/projects-clients/
 

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an update: pirated games now removed. However I would still proceed with caution, as it seems highly unlikely they were not aware that games were fake.
But even if they were oblivious and we trust their word for it still raises serious questions how could they go on for so long without not knowing what they offer is fake.
 

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Hi, Just approached by one of the affiliate managers to promote WinnerMillion. Then I searched and found this.

Thank you guys for creating this thread. Helpful.

Cheers :)
 
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Hi, Just approached by one of the affiliate managers to promote WinnerMillion. Then I searched and found this.

Thank you guys for creating this thread. Helpful.

Cheers :)

Hi Gourab.

I suggest you to read this post as well, since affiliateguarddog, didnt update the status of our casino..

latestcasinobonuses(dot)com/news/winner-million-casino-makes-good-on-a-bad-situation

Thank you.
 

Biti

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They removed fake slots just because they got trapped by a major portal.

We'll never know, but I think that if LCB would not have published about it, the fake slots would still have been there.
 

casinonewbie

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Give them a chance, they never new the NETENT games were actually FAKE.......... :rolleyes: My 3 year old kid tells better lies. Just more cowboys with Curucao (so called licensing).
 

KasinoKing

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They removed fake slots just because they got trapped by a major portal.

We'll never know, but I think that if LCB would not have published about it, the fake slots would still have been there.
I'm actually gutted that they got busted - there was a casino (think it might have been this one) with fake NetEnt's and I would have very happily played there because the still had the defunct "South Park" - my #1 favourite NetEnt slot.
I would play at any casino which still has that game - fake or not!

KK
 
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