National League Of Poker NLOP. Zen Entertainment Is NLOP a Scam? Internet

 Having played on the NLOP site for a few months, I finally qualified for the “Money” round. I failed, so I tried again. Finally, after several months, I placed “In-the-money” and won $15.00. Two weeks later, I won $3.00. This is not much, but this is FREE poker and I am OK with that. I checked my “Prizes” box and found both the $15.00 and $3.00 to be there, but I could find no way to “Redeem” my winnings. I contacted NLOP Support, which is a difficult feat in it’s self, and asked how I could collect my winnings. Nothing! I wrote again and , again, Nothing! Finally, after several requests to claim my winnings, I received an email directing me to a site where I could apply for my winnings.

This site asked me to create an account, so they could award me my winnings. When I tried to create this account, the site wanted my Bank address, bank account number and my bank check routing number. Yeah, like I’m dumb enough to furnish some dummy corporation my complete banking information! I refused and contacted NLOP with my complaint. To date, no answer and no winnings have been furnished to me. They appear to be con artist who hope you will give up every bit of your financial information just to receive a few dollars. Yeah, I’ll trade you my entire bank roll for the measly $18.00 you owe me!

P.S. Both the $15.00 and $3.00 have disappeared from my “Prizes” box on my login account with NLOP.