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Gambling addiction in general: Whole salary gambled away - the end of the line? (Page 3)

Topic created on 31st Oct. 2022 | Page: 3 of 10 | Answers: 93 | Views: 17,781
streetworksusi
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Whole salary gambled away - the end of the line?

1st Nov. 2022, at 08:11 pm CET#21
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Hello,

please do not hang your head. There is a solution for every problem. Of course I understand that at the moment you have the feeling that everything seems hopeless. But it is certainly not....
I also think that you should talk to your family. But of course I can also understand if you don't want to at the moment. If you need help quickly, then I recommend the social counseling in your city or in the nearby district office. There you can at least be assured that you will receive a small amount of money or some food in the meantime
Of course, this will not solve your problem in the long run

You have to think about how you want to continue. Maybe you need help from a counseling center in your area.
Have a look at the website www.verspiel-nicht-dein-Leben.de

I'm keeping my fingers crossed that you get a handle on all of this. Don't give up...... .

Many greetings

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Anonym

Whole salary gambled away - the end of the line?

1st Nov. 2022, at 08:35 pm CET#22
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D****r wrote on 10/31/2022 at 19:27

Brother, let me tell you, it goes on and on.


So if you are completely broke for November there are still umpteen ways to get your breath back.

1. Ask friends or better yet parents for a personal loan. 1500 payable in 5 installments or so.

if that does not work then

2. get your existing credit increased

if that does not work then

3. get a short-term loan at vexcash, cashper, ferratum and how they are all called

if that does not work because of broken Schufa then

4. get n credit at the Sigma Bank. The spit ALWAYS.

if that does not work then

5. book your direct debit credit installments back, and pay the rent of it, buy the rest. Better a reminder from the bank than ne notice from the landlord (but only possible with 2 missing rents) and n empty stomach

if that does not work then

6. go to the pawnbroker. Laptop / jewelry / cell phone will have yes

if that does not work then

7. even I do not know what to do.



Too bad that you have turned your back on the forum! All the best!

@thread creator
If you need money urgently, then ask your employer for an advance or use your credit for your mandatory expenses! In any case, you must not under any circumstances use the credit for gambling!

In addition one must also note that you already created a thread more frequently, therefore you must draw a conclusion compellingly around back into the life to arrive! Currently prevails with you the addiction and fear and not the passion at gambling...

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n****4

Whole salary gambled away - the end of the line?

1st Nov. 2022, at 08:46 pm CET#23
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You should seek help as soon as possible. Cut off your environment. Please look for other hobbies Oasis lock also helps. Do not postpone until tomorrow. I have.aucb so phases had money what gone is gone. But you have to say in your head what you gamble for? For fun? Out of addiction to win? Please seek help all the best

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R0UNDER
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Whole salary gambled away - the end of the line?

2nd Nov. 2022, at 07:51 am CET#24
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D****r wrote on 10/31/2022 at 19:27

...

if this does not work because of broken Schufa then

4. get n credit at the Sigma Bank. The spit ALWAYS.

...

Sigma Bank I did not know yet. I will check out directly times.

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Mark005
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Whole salary gambled away - the end of the line?

2nd Nov. 2022, at 05:14 pm CET#25
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I have tried everything to get money again somehow in the short term, it just does not work anymore. Sigma Bank is also not an alternative, because I simply can not afford it in the long term. Wow I really do not know just where my head is...
If I could pay at least next month everything, but I'm just at the limit and insolvency is not an issue because of a job with the city I get soon possibly...there would be an immediate reason not to take me....

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Max_Bet
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Whole salary gambled away - the end of the line?

2nd Nov. 2022, at 05:22 pm CET#26
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Rainmann
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Whole salary gambled away - the end of the line?

2nd Nov. 2022, at 05:23 pm CET#27
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In the meantime, have you told your family everything? Have you contacted your landlord? When do you start the job? If you are started then apply for bankruptcy, therefore they can not terminate you or?

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Lizzy0805
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Whole salary gambled away - the end of the line?

2nd Nov. 2022, at 05:44 pm CET#28
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Mark, don't f**k around! Yes, it's all gone to shit now. But the world does not end from it! It really doesn't! But you need help and professional help. You can't get out of this alone. And if the only way out - apart from therapy - is private insolvency, then listen to the Debt advisor! Your Schufa must be subterranean anyway.... Do you really think it still matters? If they don't hire you because of that, they will fire you anyway the next time you "slip up" or at the latest when a wage garnishment comes. You can't hide this from your employer. If you file for bankruptcy, you have three years to get your life in order. And as macabre as it sounds, you can also take a lower-paid job during that time, because all you have left is your deductible, and if you lose it, you'll probably end up in the soup kitchen..... When you are through with the insolvency; you can start all over again. Hopefully without such excesses.... I wish you all the best from the bottom of my heart! I know exactly what it's like to be at the bottom. Believe it or not, it gets worse... Get up, knock off the dust, move on!

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Comingsoon19
Experienced

Whole salary gambled away - the end of the line?

2nd Nov. 2022, at 10:00 pm CET#29
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I can only agree with all the previous responses. You seem to have a big addiction problem. As old threads have proven as well. The only thing you can do is seek help. Unfortunately, you don't seem to be willing to do that. You also don't seem to consider blocking Oasis. As some have written before, your only options are your family or your employer

I hope that you somehow FINALLY get your act together. A therapy seems to be out of the question for you. Or? But what would make sense. Do the 3 years of insolvency let yourself be blocked everywhere and then the new life begins! Be honest with your new employer and tell him about the debts and my experience is that in the public sector nobody says anything. (was also in insolvency and have the job in the öD still get)

So do not hang your head. Just do something! There are all kinds of help in Germany for this. You just have to be ready. And be honest with yourself. And believe me, even the new job will let you run into the same whirlpool without therapy or a ban. (Wage garnishment, gambling away your entire wages, etc.)

You can do it!

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Mark005
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Whole salary gambled away - the end of the line?

2nd Nov. 2022, at 10:44 pm CET#30
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I can't do anything, my hands are tied. Insolvency is not possible because of the possible new job. Credits absolutely no chance more, nowhere. Nobody lends money anymore (rightly so). That's it, I really can't go on. No rent paid, no loans, nothing..no food for the whole month, I'm fed up, I've tried long enough, at some point a limit is reached...

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