Dubious Offering Give me money for a share in a dodgy unlicensed crypto casino!
- Thread starter david664
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Please be cautious - scammers are afoot.
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- May 22, 2012
Here we go...I am wondering if you considered to open your own crypto-casino instead of loosing money on crypto-casinos which belongs to someone's else ?
no doubt an enterprise you could offer help with?
- Joined
- May 22, 2012
In the same way it's better to own a pub than pay pub prices for your beer?
Give me 10 minutes...
Right, I've just knocked up a quick crypto casino. I've applied for and been granted a license, made arrangements with 22 slot providers and signed contracts, marketed it, started an affiliate programme, recruited for it, appointed and trained a customer services team, SEOd it, designed the page, named it and created 4 different crypto payment options for my players plus added it to social media. Pretty intense 10 minutes, fair enough, need a coffee now while I watch the players and money come rolling in.
Phew!
Give me 10 minutes...
Right, I've just knocked up a quick crypto casino. I've applied for and been granted a license, made arrangements with 22 slot providers and signed contracts, marketed it, started an affiliate programme, recruited for it, appointed and trained a customer services team, SEOd it, designed the page, named it and created 4 different crypto payment options for my players plus added it to social media. Pretty intense 10 minutes, fair enough, need a coffee now while I watch the players and money come rolling in.
Phew!
Yeah, for me, it's better to have my own pub, drink for free, and earn money by selling beer to others. Exactly — that's my point of view.
Regarding your ad, you don’t need a license. You can incorporate a company in Costa Rica and operate 100% legally. Keep that $50,000 or $75,000 for yourself (I don’t remember exactly how much the Curaçao license costs, but it doesn’t make sense nowadays). It’s better to spend that money on marketing.
However, yes — you’re right. I have my own crypto-casino platform that I can sell. It’s based on my own infrastructure, I have my own games, and 15 different crypto payment options. I can even add FIAT payments — not a big deal for me since I’m a programmer.
No, managing it doesn’t take just 10 minutes, but if someone is quite good at social media, then instead of losing tons of money on pure gambling, they might consider diversifying. Save some of that money you’d lose in someone else’s casino — become a casino owner, or join me.
Regarding your ad, you don’t need a license. You can incorporate a company in Costa Rica and operate 100% legally. Keep that $50,000 or $75,000 for yourself (I don’t remember exactly how much the Curaçao license costs, but it doesn’t make sense nowadays). It’s better to spend that money on marketing.
However, yes — you’re right. I have my own crypto-casino platform that I can sell. It’s based on my own infrastructure, I have my own games, and 15 different crypto payment options. I can even add FIAT payments — not a big deal for me since I’m a programmer.
No, managing it doesn’t take just 10 minutes, but if someone is quite good at social media, then instead of losing tons of money on pure gambling, they might consider diversifying. Save some of that money you’d lose in someone else’s casino — become a casino owner, or join me.
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- May 22, 2012
We got there in the end! The real reason you joined the forum to try and use it a free marketing tool to sell your snake oil. Not sell your golden egg, which you wouldn't do. Which if you had read the rules, you wouldn't have tried to.
Now you obviously don't believe in safety and following rules, given your hasty dismissal of the concept of a gaming license. Just the sort of person we want in the online gambling world.
Trouble is, we do believe in it, so kindly take your scammy schemes elsewhere!
P.S. I hear Jack-a-mole are recruiting right now, you could get some free spins if you come back here in a different name and tell us how good they are.
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