Comments on: Freedom of information…

By: Pat

Pat — Mon, 24 Sep 2007 01:20:44 +0000

Tis a sad state of affairs. Of course, Frist retired after he stirred up all this “stuff”. If I can manage to have a deposit squeak by - I have never had the slightest doublt that All Slots or any member of the Jackpot Factory would leave me high and dry or take advantage of our problems. I have managed to cash in rather small amounts and never for an instant thought they would not pay. They will not taking advantage of our situation. We will be paid! Slow, yes -but the check is in the mail! I’ve tried the local casinos and have lost more in one weekend than I do all month online. I set my limits and can’t believe how fast the $$$ goes. Online, if I have a bad streak, I can go load the dishwasher etc and try again later. After I spend 45 minutes driving to a casino - land up spending more since who wants to drive all that way for 20 minutes of play, I am not insensitive to those who have gambling problems - but they will find a way to gamble come heck or high water - and those whose children gamble - just where are you that you did not noticed increased and unauthorized expenditures on your credit card? Thousands of kids kill theirselves and their friends (including my own son) each year. Do we outlaw cars? How many purchase liquor or have a friend to purchase it? Or perhaps even hit their parent’s stash? Do we outlaw that as well? We’re in our eighties or close to, paid our taxes and are entitled to spend what is left in our final years as we feel fit.

By: Nicolette

Nicolette — Sun, 19 Aug 2007 22:49:25 +0000

Terry, the pay vendors would not allow me to withdrawal my initial deposit, I was forced to “play it off”. I was not too happy about that but the casino had nothing to do with it and I am happy to say that I did get paid my winnings minus my initial deposit. I only live 2 hours from Atlantic City, NJ and have other land based casinos are going up closer to home, but I also prefer to play at home online!

By: Terry M.

Terry M. — Sat, 18 Aug 2007 13:30:28 +0000

Nicolette, thank you for your reassurance, it makes me feel somewhat better. Are you saying that what you deposited with the pay vendors, they did not return nor let you withdraw what they withheld? Did the casino send you the difference with a check or you didn’t get that either? Thanks, for your input! I do enjoy playing on line, because there are no land based casinos close to where I live. Hopefully, this will all get resolved soon!

By: Nicolette

Nicolette — Tue, 14 Aug 2007 18:28:32 +0000

Terry M-PLEASE do not doubt the honesty of All Slots Casino. One night in January of 2006 I sat here in shock when I hit Treasure Nile slots for over 67,000!!! I had my doubts and had won little amounts here and there, but never in my wildest dreams did I ever think that a progressive win could ever come my way! The only downside of it was that the “go between” (ex:Click2Pay, Neteller) took what I had initially bet and one of them would not even let me withdrawal my money from them. THE INTEGRITY DOES NOT EXIST WITH ALL SLOTS CASINO, IT EXISTS WITH THE PAY VENDORS. I’ve been prayin’ every day for an answer for players in the USA. Good Luck to all and have a blessed day!

By: TINA

TINA — Tue, 14 Aug 2007 06:41:26 +0000

I FELL THE ONLY REASON THE US GOVERMENT WANT TO CONTROLL ON LINE CASINO IS BECAUSE THEY WANT IN ON THE MONEY BEING MADE OUT SIDE OF THE US. COME ON US IF YOU WANT TO SELL MC DONALD AMD CHIKEN ALL OVER THE WORLD. YOU NEED TO LET THE REST OF THE WORLD SELL IN THE US.

By: Terry M.

Terry M. — Mon, 13 Aug 2007 18:07:33 +0000

With all of the trouble that USA players are having, I’m starting to doubt the honesty of the casino sites. Does anyone else have these doubts? Is it really fair play or are they just letting us deposit our money with no chance of winning? Especially, since it is difficult for us to make withdrawals.

By: erica hernandez

erica hernandez — Sat, 04 Aug 2007 18:28:37 +0000

i thnk that what the lady Donna and everry one else who left these comment are evry right when they say what happened to usa and our freedom the us goverment is very quick to take our money and taxes but when it comes to us usa player who would liek to be able to spend our money that we worked very hard for noone else we cant i think this is very unacceptable for the usa goverment to tell us where we can and cant sepnd out money and for the banks to decline our transactions from our credit cards when they dont actually work for our money but have no proble storing our money in their bank buit think they ave rigth to tell us what we can anxd cant spend our moeny at this is ridiculoues and need sto change we are adults and should be abnle to do what we pleaase especially when itr comes to our money

By: Lori Edsall

Lori Edsall — Fri, 03 Aug 2007 23:34:31 +0000

This is interesting information, David. And, yes, I do have an opinion. My take now, as in all of our past, personal communications, is I believe that players value current information and honesty above all else. While any internet site will be visited by users that span a wide range of abilities, skill sets, interests and intellect, those in positions of authority would do well to consider that range in their publications. I have a question: Do you anticipate Quick Tender being made available at all JP gaming sites, soon? And if so, would this not facilitate your ability to pay out pending withdrawals to US players that have been in limbo for an unneecessarily long period of time? I would think this option would be an ideal method by which to retain the heretofore unblemished record of your organization and further ensure the continuted patronage of your group of casions by US players and their funds.

Thank you.