Chris White

I am very dissatisfied with my experience with Flight Network and their refusal to take responsibility in any way regarding their own app problems.

I had a flight from Copenhagen (CPH) to Gdańsk on December 16, departing at 12:35. I booked the trip on December 15 and completed check-in the same day via the FlightNetwork app, which confirmed that check-in was completed.

When I later tried to access my boarding passes in the app, I received an error message. I assumed this was a temporary technical issue, as the app still showed me as checked in.

On the day of departure, the flight was delayed, and I arrived at the airport more than three hours before the delayed departure. At the airport, Wizz Air informed me that I was not checked in and forced me to pay a check-in fee of 710 DKK for two passengers, despite my explanation that the issue was caused by the FlightNetwork app.

Wizz Air has since told me to contact Flight Network for a refund, while Flight Network refuses responsibility and refers me back to Wizz Air. I am now stuck between two parties, even though the problem clearly originated from Flight Network’s app.

I expected a refund of the imposed check-in fee and cannot recommend Flight Network to anyone looking to buy plane tickets.

I've been a long-time user of CSGORoll, but recent changes have left me feeling deceived and frustrated. Without any communication to users, they quietly reduced the rewards in the Level 100 (10%) case by around 10%. Take a look at these links as proof:

Before Oct 20th: /boxes/view/world/level-100-5du2jm9tk2
After Oct 20th: /boxes/view/world/level-100-d55o6vzwqw

Notice how the value of ALL items dropped significantly, with some items losing as much as 1.5k coins! This sneaky adjustment happened with zero notification to users, making me question both the ethics and legality of CSGORoll's actions. A service that operates honestly should always inform its users about changes to reward structures, especially when they’re this impactful.

Why isn’t CSGORoll being transparent? This is a clear breach of trust and goes against fair business practices. It feels like the platform is quietly chipping away at rewards, hoping users won’t notice. This is unacceptable, and I urge others to be cautious.

Aboslute scam

This site operates on a questionable model resembling a Ponzi scheme, primarily rewarding users through daily payouts while prohibiting any trading or tipping. Users who merely engage in daily activities risk being banned for "real-life trading," which seems unjust given the common practice of trading skins today. The site frequently hosts seasonal events with jackpots, but it's concerning that the owners appear to be creating alternative accounts to claim the majority of tickets and jackpot winnings.

While the site may seem legitimate at first glance, I strongly advise against participating. Protect your money and stay away from a platform that clearly exploits its users.

Tried to express a delay between CSGOEmpire's livebetting provider and Bet365's provider on 15 seconds.

According to k3no from their support - the delay seems to be intentional and their betting provider is well aware that their odds provided are exploitable because of the delay, so guess it is time for us to exploit.

Let me rephrase to you all. A live bet takes 9 seconds to be placed (accepted) on CSGOEmpire. Bet365 Live provider is 15-19 seconds ahead, which gives a gap of 10 seconds to exploit a high odds on CSGOEmpire, which according to k3no is intentional. Hopefully this information can assist people betting on the site and make their odds in their favour :-) You can therefore have Bet365 open on your phone, when the odds switches - place a quick-bet on CSGOempire and voila, you have the higher odds.

Good luck people :)