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Online Casinos in general: geldverspielt.de (Page 2)

Topic created on 16th Apr. 2019 | Page: 2 of 3 | Answers: 25 | Views: 8,402
rolliglitzerglitzer

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17th Apr. 2019, at 06:24 am CEST#11
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I have only ever read along quietly here, but find the topic extremely interesting. Briefly about me: I was already addicted to gambling many many years ago and do not have my gambling behavior under control... it is uncontrollable. Was also in therapy for some time, but never really with the result that I am "cured". Since the end of 2018 I'm gambling again, this time at Mr Green. I earn not bad and every free minute of my free time I then put into playing. Since September / October 2018 I have gambled away probably 17,000 euros at Mr Green... do you think there is something to do? I just want to stop everything and get my money back. Everything my grandpa had saved me is gone + I can barely get by. Every Euro that is left over I pay in. This is a vicious circle I'm at the end

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Anonym

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17th Apr. 2019, at 08:20 am CEST#12
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rolliglitzerglitzer wrote on 04/17/2019 at 06:24: I have only ever read along quietly here but find the topic extremely interesting. Briefly about me: I was a gambling addict many many years ago and do not have my gambling behavior under control... it is uncontrollable. Was also in therapy for some time, but never really with the result that I am "cured". Since the end of 2018 I'm gambling again, this time at Mr Green. I earn not bad and every free minute of my free time I then put into playing. Since September / October 2018 I have gambled away probably 17,000 euros at Mr Green... do you think there is something to do? I just want to stop everything and get my money back. Everything my grandpa had saved me is gone + I can barely get by. Every Euro that is left over I pay in. It's a vicious circle I'm at the end

Stand by your mistake, lock yourself in the casino and save the money again

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rolliglitzerglitzer

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17th Apr. 2019, at 08:37 am CEST#13
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capriz wrote on 04/17/2019 08:20
Own up to your mistake, lock yourself in the casino and save the money again.

Have closed my account many times but that doesn't hold me back. Then it goes "Ding.Ding.Ding" in my head again and it goes on somewhere else. Eventually I will make the jump. But first and foremost, I'm interested in the idea of getting my money back. Does anyone have any experience? Those other websites there on Facebook I find totally unserious but here they are lawyers.... Say what, should I dare?

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Stromberg
Legend

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17th Apr. 2019, at 08:40 am CEST#14
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capriz wrote on 04/17/2019 08:20
Own up to your mistake, lock yourself in the casino and save the money again.

That's how I see it too. You say yourself, every euro goes to the casino. Then the better idea would be therapy, getting the money back will only help you to a limited extent...

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rolliglitzerglitzer

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17th Apr. 2019, at 08:56 am CEST#15
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You do not understand, I am at the end... stand before the nothing

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Anonym

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17th Apr. 2019, at 09:12 am CEST#16
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rolliglitzerglitzer wrote on 04/17/2019 08:56: You don't understand, I'm at the end... face nothing
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You wrote earlier `you earn enough but invest every second for gambling'.

Shoot online banking, get locked out of all MGA casinos....

Damn it. What kind of a society do we live in?
Since when do some people not want to take responsibility for their mistakes?

I have over 25k minus myself and don't cry about it or accuse casinos of fraud

I stand by my mistake and will spend 2 to 3 years paying off my debts. If you had won 18k. What would you have done then?

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Knochen
Elite

geldverspielt.de

17th Apr. 2019, at 09:22 am CEST#17
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rolliglitzerglitzer wrote on 04/17/2019 at 08:56: You don't understand, I'm at the end... facing nothing

Try it then, get your money back and Deposit it in the next casino with 99% probability. If you're really that addicted, it won't do you any good at all to get your money back. Unless you deliberately get it back to gamble with it again. In my opinion, this is bordering on acquisitive crime.

All people who retrieve their money and bring forward the argument that it would be illegal, should think about the following

How would exactly the same supporters freak out here and dissect half the forum, if casinos let themselves book back the wins of players from their bank accounts? Because, yes, it is illegal for him to play

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rolliglitzerglitzer

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18th Apr. 2019, at 11:03 am CEST#18
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So I've done it now, I'll keep you posted!

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Anonym

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18th Apr. 2019, at 11:12 am CEST#19
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rolliglitzerglitzer wrote on 04/18/2019 11:03 am: So I did it now, I'll keep you posted!

Gladly, then please with proofs etc
Because I strongly assume that the operators here in casino forums advertise for themselves and of course we want to watch as players.

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zuzox
Experienced

geldverspielt.de

18th Apr. 2019, at 01:03 pm CEST#20
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Hello all,

I have now read some regarding Cashback possibilities etc. here and on other platforms.

It would be nice if the following could be clearly explained to me:
My claims would be against Skrill, as I have no intentions of spending much money on legal proceedings against my credit un ion (immediately /trustly).

Are there any good forms/examples of how best to proceed there.

Or would it be better to go to a lawyer?
I have discovered a law firm on the net that knows a lot about chargeback
It is said that claims can be made valid within the last 3 years.

So what would be the best option for me in your opinion?
Thank you in advance and have a great Easter weekend everyone 🙂

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