Prevod 
On the night of September 27th, 2024, at 10:06 PM, I eagerly purchased a welcome bonus for just $9.99 on Jackpota.com, a modest investment that, by 10:14 PM, had already yielded 214 sweepstake coins—a promising beginning. Astonishingly, by 10:21 PM, a mere seven minutes later, my winnings had skyrocketed to 3513.24 sweepstake coins. Elation quickly turned to bewilderment as I attempted to redeem these winnings for my well-deserved cash prize, only to find myself unjustly locked out of my account. I was assured, dismissively, that my winnings would be processed in two to three business days, and that my account restriction was merely a procedural formality. The following morning, September 28th at 8:30 AM, I urgently engaged in a chat with an agent named Eva. I pressed her with the utmost seriousness for confirmation that I would, indeed, receive my winnings in full. With adamant conviction, she reassured me, "You will be getting the 'full' amount." In good faith, I celebrated with my family, even spending money I didn't have, spurred on by that promise. Fast forward to the night of October 1st, 2024, at 8:58 PM, and I was blindsided by a betraying message from another agent, Katrina. She informed me that Jackpota management had irrevocably closed my account and exercised their "right" to refuse service at their discretion. The promise of a redemption or refund was tantalizingly dangled, and initially, I felt a sense of relief. After all, as long as I got my winnings, I thought I'd weather the storm. But horror struck the following day, on October 2nd at 1:35 PM, when Patricia, another Jackpota agent, curtly informed me that I had purportedly violated their terms and conditions—a claim concocted without basis. She declared my account closure final, my winnings forfeit, and my future complaints to be ignored. "Have a great day," she offered with sickening indifference. In my desperation, I reached out to Jackpota again. I pleaded with a string of agents, including Nadine, to enlighten me on what grave sin I had committed to warrant such drastic measures. They all echoed the same hollow refrain: they didn't know. But clarity came at last—not from Jackpota, but from their dismissive reply to my public outcry on Trustpilot.com. They revealed the stark truth: it was purely a "business decision" to nullify my account, not a policy violation on my part. My real "prize" for playing at Jackpota? Lies, deception, and the sole consolation of a trivial refund of my initial $9.99, instead of the rightful $3513.24 I had won fairly and squarely, now snatched away under the pretense of protecting their business interests. I demand the $3513.24 promised to me by Nadine, Eva, and Katrina. And if it fails to materialize, I vow to channel my savings and assets into legal recourse, even if it costs me far more than $3513.24. Because unlike Jackpota, I stand by my promises. And unlike them, certain principles transcend monetary value.
Disputed amount: 3513.24$
Kazino: Jackpota.com
Case #: 2750
