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# Other Casinos #: Refund because of player protection? Fraud? (Page 2)

Topic created on 12th Aug. 2021 | Page: 2 of 2 | Answers: 11 | Views: 3,070
Niroht
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Antihero1335 wrote on 08/12/2021 at 23:54
Meal,
so you tell us here that you had the spontaneous intuition from somewhere that gg and Vulkan Vegas might have something to do with each other, during your "intensive research" it turns out to be a fact. Of course, you noticed that only when the money was gone...

Colleague, the story is probably only for stupid people; no one plays at Vulkan by chance, then gets banned there and continues to play at an even more bizarre casino. I claim that the recovery of losses via the constructed track was planned from the beginning.

You can think what you want about reclaiming losses, but this is nothing more than fraud against the provider.

And no, it is not unjust enrichment (by the way, that is what it is called)

Finally, suing a company registered in Cyprus? Forget about is.

I think we should leave the matter in the village.
Except of not provable insinuations and a Oberlehrerhafte kind concerning grammatical errors opposite the Treadersteller I find your contribution not only completely beside the point and unnecessary.

I find the claiming of losses also absolutely not right and would not consider it due to my value canon for myself at this time.

BUT, I am also of the opinion that one presupposed the legal conformity must respect the behavior and action, other people, even if it may displease one personally

If someone acts intentionally and then inflicts damage on others (casino, their employees and ultimately also us players) via legal action and thus shifts his own responsibility, I find it disgusting and antisocial

But in the case of the thread creator, if his explanations are correct, that he could still Deposit and play due to his self-blocking, a casino is proportionately also in the responsibility
The prerequisite is, of course, the truthfulness of the registration data, for example, which must correspond to the data provided at the time of the blocking and the indication of Gambling addiction
Honestly, closing an account due to dissatisfaction is not necessarily unusual, but no one locks themselves due to gambling addiction
At least I believe that it must be taken seriously and treated as such

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Mojojojo
Thorin2017 wrote on 13.08.2021 at 11:26 am
I think one should leave the church in the village.
Except of not provable insinuations and a Oberlehrerhafte kind regarding grammatical errors to the Treadersteller I find your contribution not only completely off and unnecessary.

I also find the claiming of losses absolutely not right and would not consider it due to my value canon for myself at this time.

BUT, I am also of the opinion that one presupposed the legal conformity must respect the behavior and action, other people, even if it may displease one personally

If someone acts intentionally and then inflicts damage on others (casino, their employees and ultimately also us players) via legal action and thus shifts his own responsibility, I find it disgusting and antisocial

But in the case of the thread creator, if his explanations are correct, that he could still Deposit and play due to his self-blocking, a casino is proportionally also in the responsibility
The prerequisite is, of course, the truthfulness of the registration data, for example, which must match the data provided at the time of the blocking and the indication of Gambling addiction
Honestly, closing an account due to dissatisfaction is not necessarily unusual, but no one locks themselves due to gambling addiction
At least I believe that it must be taken seriously and treated as such

Thanks for the message.

My allegations against the casino are to be refuted.

Since I have only one mail address, these are identical with the registration and the block.

On gg.bet it was sufficient to enter the mail address and set a password.
Screenshots about my account I made ahead of time, because it made you very suspicious. In my madness, I had thought nothing of it. In the meantime it is locked. Screenshots to the transactions I had also made before.

As also mentioned, I had only searched for the address after the fact and came across Vulkan Vegas, which has the same office address and both sites are run by the same group.
In the Live Chat of gg.bet this was explicitly denied. I have sent the history by mail.

In principle it is not only about the repayment but it is meanwhile really fraud.

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