First of all, I don't know why you would say the answers are . I'm trying to give a base to every answer as good as I can. And my aim is for this to lead something, it's not just a brainless debate. I want to hear the bad parts in your opinion and try to fix them. I'm not really sure does the Community here realize how big of an effect they have. " It does serve customers if those dumbers are not here. People can concentrate on playing rather than reporting of them, chancing tables ..." ^ The amount of fake account created compared to legit accounts is REALLY REALLY small, so putting everyone to go through the identifying process when they create it, harms more people than it helps. "As Unibet is the provider, i really do feel it is Unibets fault, as you are the only one who can block them from coming here." ^ And that's what we are doing constantly. As a provider, if we make people to verify the accounts immediately upon creating the account, hurts more people than helps in regards of fake account created as said. "Who says it NEEDS to be like this, some law or something? No, it is Unibet who says this because i think you profit from every fake account made that you don´t have to return their deposits. And you call that responsiple gaming And what hassle is it, if you are required to identify yourself by internet banking, credit card, passport or something like that when opening account. It takes like 5 minutes." ^ Yes, it NEEDS to be like this in orded to make it easy for the customers. We are not looking for profit on fake accounts created by any means, since they do not deposit. And how that is linked to responsible gaming is relevant only on minors. And yes, some markets do have easy verification processes via online banking or so, but there is still markets that don't have that. Every account is unique, and the verification is unique. As Stubbe mentioned, there is no standard process on it. "Even in here community there has been many cases that are taken weeks, not days to verify. I don´t say all do but the worst case ain´t days." ^ Yes, in absolute worst cases it might take weeks. But that is usually not up to us that it takes so long. But this is also a highly discussed subject here in the community. The amount of verification processes reported here is roughly 0.1% if even that. So the amount of verification processes that goes well is much much more than you know. But it still might take days, which is not good for new customers. "And on last wednesday i created new account to another casino by affliate because it got good offer. Got freespins for start and managed to win some money from them and playthrough it. Put them to withdraw, which was canceled because i had to verify. Send the documents they asked at evening, next morning woke up and they were already approved. Withdrawed again and the money was in my account same day. Now that is what i call great experience, no hassle, no delays, no bull . And i will certainly deposit there in the future too and in the long term they will profit from me so business can be made in different ways " ^ The first part is not relevant by any means. You got freespins and got lucky, it's slots. You managed to wager it, once again, luck. It's slots. Regarding the verification process, as I said, every one is unique and will be handled as such. I'm sure you had proper pictures of the documents asked and they could be approved immediately. That also happens at Unibet more often than you know (see above). What we are aiming for is a great experience, no delays, no bull aswell, that's why we don't require verification process when you create an account.
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