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Financial Glitch at Boss Media Casino

Thanks to a banking error at the WebDollar e-wallet, Turkish online casino players at Boss Media Casino sites were able to fraud the system of $90,000 on each deposit to the player’s account. Basically, incorrect currency conversions are responsible for the error at WebDollar, but that excuse will not help the online casinos players who purposefully took advantage of the situation to the tune of hundreds of thousands over a period of time.

Boss Media did not immediately detect the problem and players were able to use the stolen funds to gamble at the online casino until the glitch was discovered and Turkish accounts were frozen at Boss Media online casinos. WebDollar is taking responsibility for the error that they have still not precisely pinpointed but are suggesting occurred at acquiring back.

WebDollar though is taking the online casinos player fraudulent activity seriously and has sent out emails to the Turkish players informing them that the money will be recovered in the coming months or WebDollar will prosecute those who knowingly took advantage of the error.

The email to players was succinct and threatened future legal action for non-compliance. The email stated, “…transactions you conducted with us in the currency Turkish Lire [were] incorrectly debited from your bank account. This means that we have debited your bank account with incorrect amounts and that you now owe us funds. In the attached document you will find the incorrect debited orders. It is also obvious that you have been aware of and [have been] abusing the system and we now request you to settle this debt to us, or we are forced to take legal actions against you.”

But that does not fully cover the blatant pressure the site is putting on players, the email continues to address followup actions should online casinos players fail to pay, “....we will involve financial institutions/banks, contact the local police and take this case to court. Our legal firm has already been in contact with their Turkish partner firm and it is important that this case be solved as soon as possible."

Boss Media has yet to publicly comment on the problem, and it seems that WebDollar is taking primary responsibility to collect the missing online casino funds.