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Gambling addiction in general: How much debt do you have? (Page 6)

Topic created on 29th Apr. 2019 | Page: 6 of 19 | Answers: 180 | Views: 59,183
Anonym

How much debt do you have?

18th Jul. 2019, at 01:14 pm CEST#51
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Zockertyp89 wrote on 07/18/2019 08:26 AM
What an arrogant person you are. 2 semesters of VWL studied and now make one on senior teacher. Disgusting.

"Decency" ( oh what a term...huh? ... once google helps you but certainly).

Oh I am an arrogant person???
May I remind you of your level of subterranean contribution, which begins with untrue nonsense, continues with meaningless conjecture and ends in a generalizing insult. This is arrogance and I have held up the mirror to you, which you of course do not tolerate.
I did not study VWL, because I never intended to become an amateur. That you cite that as an example but reveals quite nicely what you have become!

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Anonym

How much debt do you have?

18th Jul. 2019, at 07:56 pm CEST#52
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Hello you,

well, what should I write? Well, there was a time when I had over 50,000 euros in debt. but the whole thing not only because of gambling, but also lived very well

Now I am rid of all debts, pay only to the creditors up to the seizure limit and have my peace. No more stress with the GV and the bank leaves me alone.

I know it takes some scruples, but the banks have it and it does not hurt them. Surely such a private insolvency also has disadvantages and there is a negative SCHUFA entry. Allegedly, however, it is deleted after another three years after the conclusion of the insolvency.
That means 6 years of insolvency plus another 3 years of entry. Thus I can make then as a pensioner again really good debts.

I used to be completely different and always paid my installments diligently. What did I get out of it--really nothing. But I got new loans approved with even higher interest rates.

Please now no moral apostles here. I know others must get but also their families full and if everyone would do that. the Biggest role model is but our state. There are billions of losses of the banks paid with taxes, but the profits of the banks are pocketed by the managers and shareholders. The Greeks get billions, the highly qualified skilled workers from Africa may cost what they want, it does not matter. But I, shall always pay my installments nicely.

Well, such an insolvency also has disadvantages. It will be almost impossible to look for a new apartment. But since I will still inherit, I still have enough money for a small apartment, but far outside.

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Anonym

How much debt do you have?

18th Jul. 2019, at 07:59 pm CEST#53
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Dbac79 wrote on 04/29/2019 11:40 am: i honestly have no idea how much it is, guessing between 40 and 50 thousand, basically doesn't matter to me because i don't plan on paying those

Cool, me neither hi hi

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Anonym

How much debt do you have?

18th Jul. 2019, at 08:07 pm CEST#54
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Rien_ne_va_plus wrote on 07/18/2019 at 00:20: How many debts I have ?

a few 100,000 it is. But who cares about that. I live in a small one-room apartment and earn just under the garnishment limit.
If someone shows up and wants to see money, I kindly invite him in, offer him a coffee while he looks at my 5 year old computer.

I don't understand why some people destroy themselves because of their debts. I don't care. Where there is nothing, you can't get anything.
It's much better to sleep when you know that you have nothing to worry about g*

... cool, ha ha I also no longer destroy me because of debts am in private insolvency and laugh me a branch. Up to the seizure limit, they can deduct from the salary but still remains enough to live. The rate is much lower than before. Let's see and maybe I shorten the insolvency to only 3 years and then pay only 35% plus the court costs and am then Debt free.

The banks have enough money that does not hurt the enough stupid now still save for zero% interest and the banks are happy and lend it further for expensive money up to 9% take the still for loans if the Bonuses is not good

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Jincy89
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How much debt do you have?

19th Jul. 2019, at 09:39 am CEST#55
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snopsim wrote on 04/29/2019 at 15:04
But between not being able to pay back and not wanting to pay back are worlds apart


I will have around 14,000€ BAföG Debt at the end of my studies ☹️

But of that you only have to pay back max 10,000 euros

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Jincy89
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How much debt do you have?

19th Jul. 2019, at 10:21 am CEST#56
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Oh, and I'm not in Debt, I've never been ... except for occasional Dispos of about 200 - 300 euros. But I have not played yet

Now I have even saved a lot (about 26000 euros), but I always have the feeling that it is not enough. But I have to get rid of this thought. Otherwise the temptation to play is there again. Will stop with it

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Begbie
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How much debt do you have?

19th Jul. 2019, at 10:46 am CEST#57
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Jincy89 wrote on 07/19/2019 10:21 am: .(ca 26000 Euro )

BoD 300€/spin ... take it or leave it

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Jincy89
Amateur

How much debt do you have?

19th Jul. 2019, at 12:14 pm CEST#58
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Begbie wrote on 07/19/2019 10:46 AM
BoD 300€/spin ... take it or leave it

What do you mean ? What does BoD mean ?! And what should I take it or leave it ? I always play only " who wants to Be a millionaire" and Blackjack

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Crazy4U
Amateur

How much debt do you have?

19th Jul. 2019, at 07:10 pm CEST#59
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That was a bad joke (Book of Dead), 26,000 is more than most here probably own.

I don't think anyone here would agree with you and say: that's not enough, keep playing

Stay iron and be proud that you have saved so much!

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snopsim
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How much debt do you have?

19th Jul. 2019, at 07:14 pm CEST#60
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Begbie wrote on 07/19/2019 10:46 AM
BoD 300€/spin ... take it or leave it

Thanks a lot, I actually didn't know that before and am just very happy about the info 😃

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