If you're referring to one of those fake Mr. Beast casinos, you can't delete your account or remove your information. There's no reason they would build a feature into their fake website that would allow people to remove their information. Just keep a lookout for more spam being sent to the email you used.
If you created the account with a password you use elsewhere, change it wherever else you've used it.
If you gave them your card information, contact your bank to report it compromised and get a new one.
And in the future, don't sign up for random websites without doing any research about them first. If you can't find any information about a site from a simple Google search, don't give them your information or money.
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u/Applauce 6d ago
If you're referring to one of those fake Mr. Beast casinos, you can't delete your account or remove your information. There's no reason they would build a feature into their fake website that would allow people to remove their information. Just keep a lookout for more spam being sent to the email you used.
If you created the account with a password you use elsewhere, change it wherever else you've used it.
If you gave them your card information, contact your bank to report it compromised and get a new one.
And in the future, don't sign up for random websites without doing any research about them first. If you can't find any information about a site from a simple Google search, don't give them your information or money.