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Public complaints: Quasar Gaming does not pay out €161,000 (Fraud & Rip-off) (Page 8)

Topic created on 16th Dec. 2017 | Page: 8 of 8 | Answers: 79 | Views: 42,000
Anonym

Quasar Gaming does not pay out €161,000 (Fraud & Rip-off)

10th Mar. 2018, at 07:19 am CET#71
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My God what is wrong with casinos?

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Anonym

Quasar Gaming does not pay out €161,000 (Fraud & Rip-off)

10th Mar. 2018, at 11:06 am CET#72
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Well just want to keep their money but these methods have become increasingly awesome
There were also good times in Online Casinos but since demm so many gamble there and every 2 is an Affiliate, you can think of how the casinos are pushed
I think this mass rush could only be beaten back with bad agbs to keep their money is all theory but I'm almost sure it has to do with that
And it can only get better if we as people living in Germany may also complain in Germany, then the casinos would not try such a shit at all

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Daniel
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Quasar Gaming does not pay out €161,000 (Fraud & Rip-off)

10th Mar. 2018, at 03:37 pm CET#73
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@Random, thanks for the information. I had little to do with lawyers in my life (thank goodness). But the one about the lawyer in Malta has given me some interesting thoughts (**) or has triggered certain thoughts. Thanks for that!

** Basic thoughts for the future, which have nothing to do with this case here.

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Anonym

Quasar Gaming does not pay out €161,000 (Fraud & Rip-off)

10th Mar. 2018, at 06:57 pm CET#74
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Daniel wrote on 03/10/2018 at 3:37 pm: @Random, thanks for the information. I have had little to do with lawyers in my life (thank goodness). But the Malta lawyer thing has given me some interesting thoughts (**) or has triggered certain thoughts. Thanks for that!

** Basic thoughts for the future, which have nothing to do with this case here.


Very gladly, no problem.

I can imagine your thoughts and they are also a logical next step.

Since I have to do professionally often abroad and have there country-specific legal issues, it is always better to find a German-speaking lawyer there. Most of the time there are already lawyers there who are specialized in helping German speaking people with company formations etc..
However, to find a lawyer in Germany who is familiar with the laws of the respective country is almost impossible.
Sometimes we have to work with interpreters, which complicates things a bit but basically works in an emergency.


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stevbuam
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Quasar Gaming does not pay out €161,000 (Fraud & Rip-off)

21st Mar. 2018, at 10:41 am CET#75
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@ marco: is there any more information, have you negotiated with Quasar or are you suing? please give us some info! since it's all about a hefty sum!

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Ratzeputz

Quasar Gaming does not pay out €161,000 (Fraud & Rip-off)

29th Jun. 2018, at 12:35 pm CEST#76
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Sorry but I have been with Quasar Gaming for 3 years. Payout always perfect.
Even larger over 10,000 and more.
In no casino can you expect that if you play from someone else's account
that you get the winnings paid out! These are the RULES.
Sure you can Deposit because this is not controlled.
But with withdrawals, the money laundering law takes effect and no casino bypasses that.
Nevertheless, I am sorry for you and I wish you all the best.

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Marqes
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Quasar Gaming does not pay out €161,000 (Fraud & Rip-off)

29th Jun. 2018, at 03:01 pm CEST#77
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At StarGames it was already possible to pay in and out with other accounts! Until there was some change, but then they needed a power of attorney u have a 500 win paid out, even ifs few times by mail back and forth went.

But well, was just ne other sum ne.

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M****3

Quasar Gaming does not pay out €161,000 (Fraud & Rip-off)

30th Jun. 2018, at 09:51 pm CEST#78
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Congratulations on the win but since it is against the terms and conditions I'm really sorry for you that you do not get your win this is at OHG international casinos exactly the same best always read the terms and conditions or transfer the money to their own accounts and then Deposit but maybe you get at least the deposited money again if you're lucky then I still hope that the payout is approved

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Misterchang

Quasar Gaming does not pay out €161,000 (Fraud & Rip-off)

3rd Jun. 2019, at 07:15 pm CEST#79
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I have been depositing funds to Everest for several months using a third-party account via instant transfer. I have a power of attorney over this account. Sofort GmbH informs the payee of the IBAN and the name of the account holder. Now I have won a 5-digit amount. What are my chances to see the money. The win is approximately equal to the deposits made. The terms and conditions say on the one hand that deposits by foreign accounts are canceled and refunded, on the other hand can be retained. What are my chances? I also wonder why Everest never sends a notice that the deposits were made from a different account name.

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Femel
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Quasar Gaming does not pay out €161,000 (Fraud & Rip-off)

3rd Jun. 2019, at 08:48 pm CEST#80
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In principle, this is not allowed, that's right. I had a similar problem with sunmaker at the time. I sent them a scan of the confirmation of the registration of the power of attorney from the bank. In addition, a scan of the Girocard with my name and account number on it.
It was accepted. But is probably more of a goodwill thing

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