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Online Casinos in general: a small question

Topic created on 28th Apr. 2020 | Page: 1 of 1 | Answers: 2 | Views: 1,333
energyze

a small question

28th Apr. 2020, at 02:16 pm CEST#1
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Hello everyone,

I have a small question and ask for your advice. However, I am rather a casino novice and casual gambler and therefore have no experience.

I have registered at about 8 to 10 Online Casinos in the last few months, but I only play in one regularly and pay in / out welched me best.

At the rest I have had my account blocked or deactivated, but at a few I have forgotten the casino name of the Provider and have not been able to log in or block my account since then. Now, however, a buddy said that I would have to pay even for non-use possibly, as long as my account has not been deactivated or blocked. Is this true or am I just being paranoid? Verified I have never in these casinos and also no Deposit or withdrawal operated or benefited from Bonuses, because I did not like the turnover conditions, partial 75-fold conversion, etc. in itself I can then owe them nothing?

As I said, I'm just a casual gambler and pay here and there 20 to 50 eur and small wins out again and that's it
make me now maybe just too much nen head..

thanks in advance for eue help and info

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derzweifel
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a small question

28th Apr. 2020, at 02:22 pm CEST#2
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You have paranoia - having an account in a casino is not associated with regular fees. The only thing that happens is that after months or years of inactivity, any funds you have on that account are slowly withdrawn. However, as long as you don't have a balance in that casino you don't have to worry

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energyze

a small question

28th Apr. 2020, at 02:25 pm CEST#3
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@derzweifel: thank you for your quick reply that relieves me anyway I also think that I have pushed some paranoia and just think too much and question, in this case unjustified then.

wish you another beautiful day and thank you again!

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