Early this morning I logged in to my GrandPashaBet account at 00:23 using the regular security code. Four minutes later, at 00:27, I uploaded a fast-bank-transfer slip proving I had just deposited ₺5,651 from my own IBAN. Instead of crediting the money, the site suddenly claimed I’d been gambling on a “different platform” and had no right to withdraw the balance here.
GrandPashaBet’s new mirror domains—3005, 3006, and others—let you create a transfer request by simply entering an IBAN and a name, yet they never verify whether that IBAN actually belongs to the account holder. The result? They accept the funds, freeze the deposit, and then hide behind a bogus accusation of “outside play.” Live-chat agents either parrot the same script or hang up on me, bluntly saying, “You gambled elsewhere; don’t ask us for money.” That is not just rude; it’s outright unethical.
I have already supplied screenshots of my login times, my transfer receipt, and my own account page—still no action. GrandPashaBet, release my seized ₺5,651 immediately, apologize for the false accusation, and start performing real IBAN checks so this abuse stops happening to loyal players like me.