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AskGamblers has reported another major milestone for its AskGamblers Casino Complaint Service (AGCCS), saying that it has so far helped players recover a staggering $80 million.
AGCCS Has Helped Players Get Back $80M
The AGCCS is a service that helps players resolve complaints they have with operators they are playing with. The service is designed to help players with various technical issues and recover money that may be otherwise frozen.
AskGamblers did not mince words when highlighting its contentment with the service’s efficiency. The company said that it was very pleased to have helped thousands of players recover a total of $80 million from operators they had been playing with.
While AskGamblers was very pleased with the figure, it said that what truly mattered was the trust players have put in the service.
But we like to think that this success goes beyond just the numbers. It’s your trust that makes us even prouder. Having the opportunity to help players solve their issues, claim what’s rightfully theirs, and make the iGaming world a slightly safer place gives meaning to everything we do at AskGamblers.
AskGamblers statementAskGamblers Once Helped a Player Recover $3.3M
AskGamblers cited one of its most noteworthy cases when its AGCCS helped a player who was experiencing an issue with Jackbit Caino recover some $3,311,000. The player told the service that they wanted to withdraw the money but had found their account blocked.
“I contacted support and received a reply that the account is blocked for six months due to a review,” the player explained. The AGCCS wasted no time jumping into action. Instead of waiting six months to recover their money, the player had it back in less than two weeks, all thanks to AskGambler’s service.
AskGamblers added that it was very pleased with Jackbit Casino’s cooperation throughout the process. As a matter of fact, the AGCCS has so far solved 31 similar cases thanks to Jackbit Casino’s commitment to playing fair. AskGamblers applauded the casino for its decorum, hoping that this trend continues.
