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Lapalingo: At Lapalingo with 10 euro bonus won a small amount and then it went...... (Page 4)

Topic created on 27th Oct. 2020 | Page: 4 of 6 | Answers: 52 | Views: 11,666
RebellYell
Top Member
i contacted customer support again today via email to see if they would stick with this insane demand for such documents, at the value of 29 euros (which was achieved without a deposit).

This answer I copy times here purely and leave this better uncommented. I can only EVERY advise, from now on the fingers of this casino to leave!


Good day,

we are serious about this and we stick to it.

The more people know about it, the better it is, then many are prepared and we can process these matters faster.

With kind regards,

Sabri S, Lapalingo Support Team



Customer Service Team D







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sippi
Expert
According to supporter Sabri S.: The more people know about these practices, the more should delete their accounts.
The guy had also confirmed my deletion today.

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RiverSong
Legend
just thinking.
what if lapa wants to filter out those who receive state aid (any kind of aid is meant)? because these will, no matter whether a few € or a few thousand € win probably not have success in any oc with proof of salary. and that should be quite a few, not only here.

maybe Lapalingo already knows more than other oc? --> maybe from next year on, benefit recipients will be generally excluded from participating in oc? (which of course contradicts another principle).

fact is, by the exact data collection who what how much and where has paid in and out is every cent so everything exactly evident and this info will certainly be forwarded to appropriate bodies

it doesn't concern me, but what acceptable reason could there be as an oc for a few euros to demand proof of salary and thus to take on a targeted shitstorm with lots of voluntary acc closures? they hardly do something like that because they just want to harm themselves.
the answer and your assumptions interested me times

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Stromberg
Legend
Iseedeadpeople wrote on 28.10.2020 at 16:44: just thinking.
what if lapa want to filter out those who receive state aid (any kind of aid is meant)? because these will, no matter whether a few € or a few thousand € win probably not succeed in any oc with proof of salary. and that should be quite a few, not only here.

maybe Lapalingo already knows more than other oc? --> maybe from next year on, benefit recipients will be generally excluded from participating in oc? (which of course contradicts another principle).

fact is, by the exact data collection who what how much and where has paid in and out is every cent so everything exactly evident and this info will certainly be forwarded to appropriate bodies

it doesn't concern me, but what acceptable reason could there be as an oc for a few euros to demand proof of salary and thus to take on a targeted shitstorm with lots of voluntary acc closures? they hardly do something like that because they just want to harm themselves.
the answer and your assumptions interested me times

Well, that is a good question. Especially since the administrative costs could soon be higher than the 29 euros. 😂

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RebellYell
Top Member
Iseedeadpeople wrote on 28.10.2020 at 16:44: just thinking.
what if lapa want to filter out those who receive state aid (any kind of aid is meant)? because these will, no matter whether a few € or a few thousand € win probably not succeed in any oc with proof of salary. and that should be quite a few, not only here.

maybe Lapalingo already knows more than other oc? --> maybe from next year on, benefit recipients will be generally excluded from participating in oc? (which of course contradicts another principle).

fact is, by the exact data collection who what how much and where has paid in and out is every cent so everything exactly evident and this info will certainly be forwarded to appropriate bodies

it doesn't concern me, but what acceptable reason could there be as an oc for a few euros to demand proof of salary and thus to take on a targeted shitstorm with lots of voluntary acc closures? they hardly do something like that because they just want to harm themselves.
the answer and your assumptions interested me times

What does a casino have to do with knowing who receives state aid and who doesn't? They couldn't care less, could they?

In addition, who receives certain aid must already disclose all accounts and about the data comparison of the authorities nothing remains hidden. In addition, if there is a uniform database of all players next year, the state will also have access to the data. At the latest then they would fly up the cheat there or what want to hide or? Why should Lapalingo now want to collect data?

Therefore, your thought is COMPLETELY absurd. Especially since I the percentage of those who receive these services and play in the very low percentage are to be settled. And since a casino should consciously accept this and thus scare away all players with these strange things that now demand?

In addition, there is a lot of state aid, to which you allude, where such wins and incoming payments do not represent any problems, only with a state aid and that is ALG2/Grundsicherung

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RebellYell
Top Member
Stromberg wrote on 28.10.2020 at 16:58
Well that's a good question. Especially since the administrative cost could soon be higher than the 29 euros. 😂

And the money what flöten goes, in which you now scare away players who would otherwise have played there

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sippi
Expert
RebellYell wrote on 28.10.2020 at 17:33: Why would Lapalingo want to collect data there now???

They are a governmental, executive body, so

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RebellYell
Top Member
sippi wrote on 10/28/2020 at 5:47 pm
They're a governmental, executive body, so

Right, that's what it said at the beginning of this funny email

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Knochen
Elite
Only times briefly thrown in and then directly again herausgeslidet from the thread: It would be absolutely unlawful to deny an unemployed person on benefits the right to participate in gambling

Believe rather it goes with Lapalingo around what else. What some here somehow forget is that according to mga statutes casinos are obliged to verify the source of income of players to ensure that the money does not come from illegal activities

Of course, this is complete nonsense with a €29 payout and a no Deposit bonus, but Lapalingo is simply making use of applicable law here. So all the excitement will bring nothing. Either write off the payout or just send in proof of salary. Where I also really do not understand what is so bad about it. I mean we all hand over sensitive data to the casinos and somehow rely on the fact that they will be safe and that everything is correct, because we have no other choice. If it is now so that you can no longer gamble without proof of salary is but just another verification. I understand that you actually want to be in the right. But you can't win that fight either. So RebelYell, just send them a proof and that's it. Nothing can happen.

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RebellYell
Top Member
Bone wrote on 28.10.2020 at 22:03: Only times briefly thrown in and then directly slid out again from the thread: It would be absolutely against the law to deny an unemployed person on benefits the right to participate in gambling

Believe rather it goes with Lapalingo around what else. What some here somehow forget is that according to mga statutes casinos are obliged to verify the source of income of players to ensure that the money does not come from illegal activities

Of course, this is complete nonsense with a €29 payout and a no Deposit bonus, but Lapalingo is simply making use of applicable law here. So all the excitement will bring nothing. Either write off the payout or just send in proof of salary. Where I also really do not understand what is so bad about it. I mean we all hand over sensitive data to the casinos and somehow rely on the fact that they will be safe and that everything is correct, because we have no other choice. If it is now so that you can no longer gamble without proof of salary is just another verification. I understand that you actually want to be in the right. But you can't win that fight either. So RebelYell, just send them a proof and that's it. Nothing can happen.

I shall

- Salary statement (where the employer's address is clearly visible)
- Bank statements
- Selfie with ID and note in hand

Send. Because of 29 euros? Sometime is also good. They already have my current ID and current invoice. If we were talking about several hundred euros, I would certainly do that.

Because of the sum. No.. Money is written off and good.

Would you really submit/do it all because of such an amount from a bonus?

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