Does it cost to have an inactive account?

[elieli88]

I wonder if anyone has any experience with fee for inactive account
at a casino? Is it true that casinos take a fee from players who
are inactive for a year or half a year?
Do you have to pay the casino for maintenance
cost?I would like to hear if anyone has any
experience with this? Do the casinos send out a mail and warn
you before they send a bill for inactive account?

[elgoog]

i do not know, but they do not like inactive affiliate accounts sometimes... i wonder why....

[Cash Bonus]

I've never heard of such a thing before, elielie88. I don't see why it would cost to have an inactive account or anything to do with inactivity in the general sense of the term.

[Mikew]

I am not going to mention casino names, but yes I do know a few that will happily charge you inactive fees.
It usually somewhere around 2o to 50$ per month after a minimum of 6 months of inactivity.

You will usually find terms like "the casino is not a bank' so they are not there to keep your money and offer you interest at the end of the year.

In some case, I had some players refunded these inactivity fees as a bonus with 1x wagering so they can play with the funds, but that wasn't always the norm.

[baldidiot]

This came up a few years ago and someone in the know said it was an accounting thing so they didn't have tons of accounts with 3p in them.

Can't remember if it was an accountant or AM that said it but thread should be kicking around somewhere if anyone can be bothered to dig it out.

[Sherlock]

Even Pinnacle is charging this thing. Bet365 is closing inactive accounts.