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You type WELCOME2026, hit deposit, and the balance stays flat. The bonus never lands. Most disputes at this point come down to evidence, and operators rarely argue about whether you entered a code. They argue about which code you entered. Four captures settle that argument in almost every case, and they take under a minute to collect if you know what to frame. This walkthrough covers exactly what to shoot, in what order, and how to package it for a support agent at True Fortune Casino or any similar operator.<\/p>\n

Building the four-frame evidence set before you contact support<\/h2>\n

Timing matters more than technique. The strongest evidence is collected the moment the problem appears, before you retry the deposit, refresh the page or open a new tab. Once you reload, the code entry field resets and the confirmation screen is gone. Treat the four frames as a sequence: capture them in order, and do not close the cashier window until all four are saved.<\/p>\n

On any device, the key habit is to include the status bar in every shot. The clock in the corner of your screen is the single most useful piece of metadata you can hand a support agent, because it lets them match your claim to a server-side transaction log. A screenshot of a confirmation screen with no visible time is half a record. The same screen with a timestamp is a case.<\/p>\n

Frame one: the code entry field with WELCOME2026 typed<\/h3>\n

This is the frame operators dispute, so get it right. Open the cashier, go to the deposit screen and type WELCOME2026 into the promotional code field, but do not submit yet. The code should be fully visible in the field, not truncated by the input box width. If the field cuts off the last characters, rotate to landscape or zoom the page out until the whole code reads clearly. Crop nothing at this stage.<\/p>\n

Take the shot with the entire cashier visible: the deposit amount, the payment method, the code field and the status bar clock all in one frame. If you are on a phone, a full-screen capture is better than a cropped one. The code entry field is where a support agent will look first, and a clean shot of WELCOME2026 sitting in the box removes any argument about typos, case or a stray space.<\/p>\n

One more detail worth capturing here: the deposit amount you are about to send. The WELCOME2026 package unlocks up to A$1,500 plus 200 free spins, and True Fortune Casino does not specify the minimum deposit for the package. If you deposited a modest amount and expected the full headline figure, the entry-field shot documents both the true fortune promo code<\/a> and the amount in a single image.<\/p>\n

Capturing the confirmation, the transcript and the deposit record<\/h2>\n

Frame two is the confirmation screen that appears after you submit the deposit. This is the page that says the deposit was accepted, and it is the operator’s own statement that a transaction occurred. Capture it in full, including any reference number, transaction ID or on-screen message about the bonus. If the confirmation says nothing about the promo code, that silence is itself useful evidence, because it shows the code was submitted without a rejection notice.<\/p>\n

Frame three is the balance or bonus screen after the deposit settles. If the bonus did not credit, shoot the account balance anyway. A timestamped image of an unchanged balance, taken minutes after the confirmation screen, builds the timeline: code entered, deposit accepted, bonus absent. Keep the frames in sequence and name the files in order so the story reads without explanation.<\/p>\n

Frame four is the live chat transcript. Before you type a single word to support, check that the chat window shows your account name or player ID. Then state the problem in one line: the code WELCOME2026 was entered during the deposit and the bonus did not credit. Let the agent respond, and screenshot the whole exchange once it concludes, including their reply and any reference number they give you. If the chat offers an email transcript option, use it as well. A saved transcript is harder to dispute than a memory of what was said.<\/p>\n

Package the four frames as attachments in one message rather than dribbling them out across a conversation. Support queues move faster when the first message contains everything. Name the files frame1-code, frame2-confirmation, frame3-balance and frame4-chat so the agent can follow the sequence at a glance. If you deposited by card or bank transfer, add the payment receipt as a fifth attachment. It is not one of the four core frames, but it closes the loop on the transaction side.<\/p>\n

Here is the checklist to run through before you hit send:<\/p>\n