FortunesooReviews of fortunesoo.com

Avoid ALL Prinsloo games. I was at VIP level 7 and still couldn’t speak with a real person. Not expecting to win thousands but would like to play a little while. It’s a joke! Don’t waste your time!

What is the point to play the games if you can’t withdraw any money you win because they have the stupid rule you have to 40 dollars to withdraw their game is bs if you’re not able to withdraw any time you want

Seem to have some ai determining the outcome of your game, they don’t want to pay out, was playing for months with occasional win, until recently however where accused of cheating by a bot when played exactly the same way as before. Dont bother trying to chat to them for help you get stuck on an endless loop with a chat bot, speaking to anyone real seems impossible. Over $50 in payouts in the past couple of weeks now “forfeited” due to “fraudulant” behaviour yet they can’t / won’t tell or show any evidence to back up their claims…. Heavily dissapointed!!!!

If you’ve ever been tempted to download Fortune Bubble or any other game under the Prinsloo/Fortunesoo umbrella, do yourself a favor: don’t. These developers are running what appears to be a calculated scam—one that lures players in with promises of real-money rewards, only to vanish into thin air when it’s time to pay out. The Bait-and-Switch: Winning Money That Never Arrives I played Fortune Bubble and managed to accumulate a $120 withdrawal. The app claimed it was successfully deposited into my PayPal account, but—surprise, surprise—it never arrived. Instead of resolving the issue, Prinsloo subjected me to a slow-motion runaround that only confirmed their fraudulent business practices. 1. Broken Promises of 24/7 Customer Service As a Level 4 VIP, I was supposedly entitled to round-the-clock customer support. In reality, it took days for them to even acknowledge my withdrawal issue. After dragging their feet, they concocted an absurd excuse: “Due to the overwhelming number of withdrawals, PayPal couldn’t process yours.” This is laughable. PayPal processes millions of transactions daily without issue. Instead, they claimed my $120 (now $108 after a shady 10% fee) would be refunded to my Apple Pay account. Oh, and they threw in a random $31.50 refund for good measure—except none of this money ever appeared. 2. False Payment Confirmations and No Transaction Numbers Even though the app continues to claim my funds were successfully sent, neither PayPal nor Apple Pay has any record of them. I repeatedly requested transaction numbers so I could track the payments myself—they refused to provide them. If the money was truly sent, why withhold the transaction details? Because there was no real transaction to begin with. 3. A “Support” System That Doesn’t Even Function After getting nowhere with their in-game support, I turned to their official website, fortunesoo.com. Three separate attempts to contact them—all returned error messages. Two attempts in Safari. Error. One attempt in Chrome. Error. This is not an accident. This is a deliberate wall built to prevent players from reaching them once they realize they’ve been cheated. Final Verdict: Avoid These Crooks at All Costs Fortunesoo and Prinsloo are not legitimate game developers. They are operating what looks like an orchestrated scam, using flashy mobile games to trick players into believing they can win real money—only to ghost them when payouts are due. • They lie about withdrawals. • They fabricate excuses. • They steal money under the guise of “fees.” • They refuse to provide proof of transactions. • Their customer support is a farce. • Their website is intentionally broken. Fortune Bubble and every other Prinsloo game should be pulled from the app stores immediately. Until that happens, the best advice? Stay away, report them, and warn others. This isn’t a gaming company—it’s a well-oiled con.

Bigo Royale game doesn’t pay out real winnings. I was sent a PayPal transaction saying payment made but the funds were never transferred. Don’t waste your time or money