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About LinkBacksJust received this press release. Makes interesting reading.
http://www.casinos-online.co.uk/news...dispute-stats/
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2 February 2011, 4:14 am #1
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eCOGRA Releases 2010 Dispute Stats
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2 February 2011, 12:46 pm #2
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Very interesting reading indeed. Thanks for sharing.
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2 February 2011, 4:26 pm #3
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I guess they did not disclose what they mean by fraud so does this mean the casino was at fault
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3 February 2011, 3:35 am #4
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I think it is time for these online casinos to execute an overhaul of their software. Moreover, to prevent issues and solidify the offer of quality service, they should update their systems to fix those entry of swindlers. It is very scary to think that the player next to you can get to your account information, if not directly manipulating parts of the online casino.
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3 February 2011, 8:51 am #5
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Er. I haven't come across players having their casino accounts 'hacked'. Can you elaborate and provide examples?It is very scary to think that the player next to you can get to your account informationExit stage left
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3 February 2011, 7:00 pm #6
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This is somewhat an informational article to read, I guess. Thanks to Ecogra for they sort out and warn players NOT to join those fraudulent casino sites!
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4 February 2011, 5:52 am #7
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I was just actually thinking about a worse case scenario. Even I haven't encountered this yet, but I hope those casinos we deal with don't wait for this to happen before they take actions.
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6 February 2011, 5:44 pm #8
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Well, hackers are every where, no one can tell which online casinos are safe from them and no one also knows when hackers prepare to attack a certain casino site. The best thing that online casino sites can do is to provide a high quality software, however, it's also advisable for players to be very much careful and aware in gaming.
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6 February 2011, 7:41 pm #9
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I've actually seen people to continuously sell full tilt and pokerstars accounts on a couple of russian forums. They sell them for as low as 10-15$ depending the balance the accounts have inside them.
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7 February 2011, 5:50 pm #10
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eCOGRA has been doing a good job of finding and stopping those bad sites and set standards for online casinos. Just an update, StanJames.com set to go mobile with Mobenga.
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