i've now been caught out too. Letter from the police about "illegal gambling". No summons, just a questionnaire to tick off, which of course I won't fill in and send back (I've already read up that far). Period 05.22-05.23. At that time my old bank had given me notice. I didn't think about the connection with the online casino at all. Yesterday I received a letter from the police as well as the termination of my other account. A lot was deposited, but I can no longer keep track of what was paid out. But I gambled almost every day and always made several depositors. Of course, I'm really worried about what will happen now and I'm afraid that because we're talking about a long period of time with multiple daily deposits, the whole thing won't be stopped so easily or that something might even follow because the second account has also been terminated. The next step is to go to a lawyer. Have you had any experience of the information about possible criminal proceedings being passed on to the employer? I don't belong to a group where this happens automatically.
Sunny1926 wrote on 16.10.2024 at 13:12: Hello everyone,
i have now been caught too. Letter from the police about "illegal gambling". No summons but just a questionnaire to check off, which I will of course not fill out and send back (I've already read up on it). Period 05.22-05.23. At that time my old bank had given me notice. I didn't think about the connection with the online casino at all. Yesterday I received a letter from the police as well as the termination of my other account. A lot was deposited, but I can no longer keep track of what was paid out. But I gambled almost every day and always made several depositors. Of course, I'm really worried about what will happen now and I'm afraid that because we're talking about a long period of time with multiple daily deposits, the whole thing won't be stopped so easily or that something might even follow because the second account has also been terminated. The next step is to go to a lawyer. Have you had any experience of the information about possible criminal proceedings being passed on to the employer? I don't belong to a group where this happens automatically.
Hello Sunny1926 and welcome to the forum. Information about possible criminal proceedings or even just the suspicion of these are not automatically forwarded to the employer. This is not possible for data protection reasons alone.
Sunny1926 wrote on 16.10.2024 at 13:12: Hello everyone,
i have now been caught too. Letter from the police about "illegal gambling". No summons but just a questionnaire to check off, which I will of course not fill out and send back (I've already read up on it). Period 05.22-05.23. At that time my old bank had given me notice. I didn't think about the connection with the online casino at all. Yesterday I received a letter from the police as well as the termination of my other account. A lot was deposited, but I can no longer keep track of what was paid out. But I gambled almost every day and always made several depositors. Of course, I'm really worried about what will happen now and I'm afraid that because we're talking about a long period of time with multiple daily deposits, the whole thing won't be stopped so easily or that something might even follow because the second account has also been terminated. The next step is to go to a lawyer. Have you had any experience of the information about possible criminal proceedings being passed on to the employer? I don't belong to a group where this happens automatically.
But you definitely made payments to your account? You just don't know how often?
Hello Sunny1926 and welcome to the forum. Information about a possible criminal case or even just the suspicion of this is not automatically forwarded to the employer. This is not possible for data protection reasons.
Oh Saphira, she's been a member of the forum since 2018 😬
Charge of unauthorized gambling ( 285 StGB)
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i've now been caught out too. Letter from the police about "illegal gambling". No summons, just a questionnaire to tick off, which of course I won't fill in and send back (I've already read up that far). Period 05.22-05.23. At that time my old bank had given me notice. I didn't think about the connection with the online casino at all. Yesterday I received a letter from the police as well as the termination of my other account. A lot was deposited, but I can no longer keep track of what was paid out. But I gambled almost every day and always made several depositors. Of course, I'm really worried about what will happen now and I'm afraid that because we're talking about a long period of time with multiple daily deposits, the whole thing won't be stopped so easily or that something might even follow because the second account has also been terminated. The next step is to go to a lawyer. Have you had any experience of the information about possible criminal proceedings being passed on to the employer? I don't belong to a group where this happens automatically.
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Hello Sunny1926 and welcome to the forum. Information about possible criminal proceedings or even just the suspicion of these are not automatically forwarded to the employer. This is not possible for data protection reasons alone.
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But you definitely made payments to your account? You just don't know how often?
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Oh Saphira, she's been a member of the forum since 2018 😬
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There were definitely some withdrawals. I just can't say how many and how much. I assume it could have been between 10-20k.
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Just use crypto and make sure that you use a crypto platform that is not based in the GUTS. Why take the Risk with Skrill?
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