Bingo Scams Ahead!
Hi all. Just a quick update (before I run back to little Dafni J) about complaints we received here at bingo slots UK .
Got a few emails about the new bingo site “Eat. Sleep. Bingo!”. Karen from Newcastle was the first to complain, but she sure wasn’t the only one… Karen just hit a nice jackpot of £200 – but when she wanted to cash out it was simply impossible. I did some checking myself – it looks like this bingo room is operated by the owners of the gradually diminishing room of Playground Bingo. These guys have a very long history of payment issues (don’t get me wrong – they know how to charge your debit card, problems there always pop when you ask to cash your winnings…), and so, my dear fellow bingo players – be careful and don’t forget to tell your friends – together we can make these scams disappear!
This entry was posted on Thursday, October 8th, 2009 at 5:24 pm
October 25th, 2009 at 5:30 am
I have played at Bingo playground for nearly 1 year and find it to be a very good site. I have had many withdrawals without any problems. Have you contacted the site? Maybe you should there is always two sides to a story.
November 25th, 2009 at 11:43 pm
i joined eatsleepbingo at the very start, they owe me over £1000 and wont pay, they say because my mother opened up a account after me and used my computer a few times that i have two accounts i live at a competle different address and my mother has her own internet conection, but because the ip address has been the same wen she has logged in over at mine they will not pay me my money, any advise will be welcome as i have explained it all to them but the will not listen
thanks
January 13th, 2011 at 4:23 pm
I joined 888ladies Bingo. They took £75- 64 from my account plus I won £25 the £75-64 was taken without my permission and have not much chance of getting back. I will never play Bingo on line again.
March 21st, 2011 at 7:31 pm
When I joined eat sleep bingo I won (seems all newbies win) but when I tried to withdraw they said I needed to deposit, so I did but they then reduced my winnings ti nil. so they kept them, Then I played the money I had deposited and won over £50 (as £50 is the minimumyou can withdraw) I tried to withdraw it the message on the screen showed successful. but the winnings still were not in my account a week later, so i e/mailed eat sleep and they then said I had to wager 8 times my deposit before i could withdraw, i decided to play the £50 and won so I was then able to take out winnings of £50 BUT ONLY AFTER WAGERING OVER £80. I decided last week to deposit £10 and low and behold I won £35 then £17 but to win this I had wagered over £50 . Tried to withdraw my winnings but received a message stating that I had to wager another £106 and deposit another £15 then if I still had over £50 in winnings I could withdraw it, Stay away from this company as they are a con, This would mean I would have to wager £156 plus deposit £25 and then if i had winnings over £50 I could then withdraw.
July 18th, 2011 at 3:04 pm
Bingo Playground are laughing at you all. Of course it is now simply a page leading to their other site bingo hour as they have all merged. Not surprised that many people have to wait ages for withdrawals, if they get them at all. Half the time for many months the cms don’t get their wages on time. They seem to be hit and run merchants and when they get into trouble from their essex living room they close a site and open another. Never ever deposit to take part in a draw. Anyone they consider to be a bonus abuser (That is someone whos withdrawal to deposit ratio is in favour of the withdrawal or even a high percentage of withdrawals which players have won honestly). Draws were always done and picked by going through names of players, looking at their deposit/withdrawal ratio and leaving out those players they considered bonus abusers. So for instance they used to have saturday night draws where people had to deposit a min of £10 to be entered into a draw that night for a couple of hundred pounds. Any bonus abuser depositing would simply not be entered. Most winners picked were picked because of their good withdrawl/deposit ratio.
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