Quick Tender has been a nightmare for me since I attended a conference in London 2008 and accessed my account. When I got home they refused to re-open my account after resending passport and any other requested information and never told me why. I never gambled with the account, only received affiliate payments.
I opened a new account in my hubbys name and a year later they closed that one after I told them I was using it, but needed access to my original account for tax purposes.
They reopened my original account, but there was NO historical data there and it was read only leaving me to depend on another affiliate's account just to get paid.
Just another reason why I'm just about done with this industry.
Sorry for the derail, but if it happened to me (Ms. Sqeaky Clean) who has never committed any fraud via any account then it could happen to anyone. The sad part is that I've explained the situation to them for 2 years and they still will not allow me to have an account and they kept my $30 i'd keep in there for withdrawls so my advice is STAY FAR AWAY if you can.
I stopped using QT some time back for similar reasons. I have a C corp. This corporation is separate from my personal bank, where an S corp will allow you to use your own bank account for business.
QT will not send your money to a corporate bank account. This caused me all sorts of trouble and QT (or certain affiliate programs) was not motivated to help me get my money out. Luckily some were. Renee at CasinoRewards is a great person who can probably help. She also got me setup with an alternative payment system.
The worst for your friend will be coordinating with Rival white labels for getting funds reversed.
I have used QT for 2 years and have never had any problems with payments sent to my personal account. So this probably depends on how you set up your account with them. It looks like for a corporate account it's a no but for personel accounts I am very pleased with them.