Análise do Roaring 21 Casino

Hi Yrocdrib, thank you for taking the time to write you review. However, I would like to point out to you how this cannot be the casino or anyone within the organization that is apparently trying to book an airBNB. Let me explain to you why...Our first point and most crucial is that you passed the security procedure with us by sending us a copy of your credit card with your numbers blanked out, except for the first six and last four numbers. And you covered your CVC number on the back of the card also. Which was the correct procedure.This means that we don't hold, nor can we access your full credit card information, let alone try and book or purchase anything with the details. Not that we would.The SMS message you received sounds like a scam message that would be sent out in BULK and not just to you, trying to trap unsuspecting users of that bank to phish for their banking information for fraudulent use. A quick Google search shows up some other Air BNB scams which seem familiar to your issue... Google: air BNB bank scam sms ​​​​​​​Again, and as you say, you never gave us the full credit card information, therefore it is 100% impossible for us to even try to guess the remaining credit card details correctly with the CVC too.The first six numbers on a bank card relate to the issuing bank, so scammers use these to make you think their message is a valid message, in reality, most/all users from your issuing bank, will have the same first six numbers or a first six numbers within a range. Further explained in a google image search for 'what do bank card numbers relate to?'There are images that break down the number sections into Bank issuer and card account number. You can also check this with your bank (advised).This seems to be a case of coincidence that you got this message. It's categorically not from Roaring21 or anyone associated to the casino, it's just impossible as further to what I've explained above, you haven't made a deposit yet so no information is on your account. The message you received is likely a phishing scam that we would urge you to check out with your bank if you've gone through the link that was sent and update any security information as a result (passwords etc). Please contact your bank at your soonest convenience.