Public complaints: Tipbet cheated me out of about 200 euros. (Page 5)

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Zockertyp89 wrote on 05/06/2018 at 13:23: The user was banned due to duplicate accounts.

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Daniel wrote on 05/06/2018 at 13:16
It's a pity that Matthias has already blocked you. I still want to answer you:

It is true that I read your PN and did not reply. I had a stressful day yesterday with many appointments. I read your message yesterday, then had to leave for an hour and I forgot to answer you later. I would normally apologize for that as well if the tone had been appropriate. For example, if you had written another message like "Hey, can you please answer me" or something similar.

You should be careful how you judge people, especially since you yourself, without knowing it, are probably not far from having to work in a sheltered workshop. I mean we are all players and we are more or less in the same boat. Not all, but at least almost all addicted gamblers, gamble because they have some kind of psychological problems. It could happen to you at any time that the psychological disorder, which is probably already dormant in you, suddenly breaks out. As a result, you may be unable to work for a while, or even forever. Then you can decide: Apply for early retirement or fight and try to get further education. If you decide to fight, then you can end up with an incompetent or spiteful job mediator at the job center, who after a two-minute conversation says: "Ah, mentally ill, we will think of something for you".

In this situation, I would like to see you on your own, without money, without help, but with illness and authorities who put obstacles in your way, pull yourself out of this shit. Teach yourself web development on the side and try to become self-employed as a network administrator and web developer and in the end you can even make a good living from it AND a few years later you can even create or keep fairly paid jobs through your work.

I have no problem telling my life story. Basically, I am even proud of myself, because unfortunately only the few who share my fate manage to do so. Not even (still) healthy people like you can do it. I don't know what you do for a living or what your education is like, but from the way you write and the way you deal with people, I guess that you can't hold a candle to 20% of the people who work in sheltered workshops, mentally, professionally and character-wise. In the normal population you probably can't hold a candle to 90% of the people. Some of the people who work there have achieved a great deal, but have suffered burnout or cancer, etc. There are former managers, CEOs among these people. Of course, there are also disabled people (with Down syndrome, for example) who have always been unable to work on the 1st labor market.

Turn on your brain, research and inform yourself please, before you give any bullshit from you. Self-reflection and shame would do you good.

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Samira wrote on 05/06/2018 at 15:27
I also want to get something off my chest about all this...

First of all... who is really evil sick here has crystallized fortunately.
To Daniel...
Before I registered here, I was a silent reader like many others. My decision to register was not only because of the helpful and often so nice comments. Decisive for it was you Daniel. I don't know you personally, but maybe someone knows the feeling to find someone somehow sympathetic without having a real relationship to this person. Well, I found and find you quite authentic and that was the main reason for me to join here.
You are quite open about your illness and that is a sign of honesty... I have never in my life warmed up to people who put their ego above everything.
Money, power, illness, etc. can change personalities, but underneath all the superficialities, we are ultimately human beings who should realize that's all that matters.
It doesn't matter where we come from or what we have experienced, these should not be factors in not being recognized as equal to everyone else.
In this day and age it is harder to just let your ego rest, because you are told from everywhere that it is good to be an individualist or egoist, because that is the only way to get personal satisfaction. Perhaps it is also so that one gets thereby needs fulfilled, these are however usually materialistic nature... thus transient. And due to their transience, they only provide the kick for a certain moment.
In times like these, to still show attributes, for example in the form of sharing and honesty, proves that you have remained true to yourself as a person and this kick is everlasting.
Even though I don't know you personally, I want to tell you that I am proud of you and wish you from the bottom of my heart to stay more in the now, because only this way you can free yourself from depression. All the best.

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