gamble1 wrote on 24.03.2025 at 01:17:Strange, I only received an email from SlotMagie, although I also have an account with Merkurbets. In any case, thanks for the info!
I'm also registered with all three, but the email from CrazyBuzzer was in the spam folder. Maybe the other two ended up there too?
Hanshanshans wrote on 24.03.2025 at 05:00:I am also registered with all three, but the mail from CrazyBuzzer was in the spam folder. Maybe the other two ended up there too?
Oops, it was only about Merkurbets😄
Well, Monday morning and all that. Time for the second coffee...
I am also registered with all three, but the mail from CrazyBuzzer was in the spam folder. Maybe the other two ended up there too?
No, unfortunately not - I didn't receive any information at all, which is actually the next offense. As far as I know, they have to inform you about something like that, don't they?
No, unfortunately not - I didn't get any info at all, which is actually the next offense. As far as I know, they have to inform you about something like that, right?
Yes, it's a violation, but you have to be sure that you really haven't received anything. How long do the emails stay in your spam folder?
Okay funny. Then you really didn't receive any. I think that's a criminal offense and you could also claim extra compensation xD
Not a criminal offense, but another violation of the GDPR, because the dimension " is likely to result in a high Risk to the personal rights and freedoms of natural persons" according to Art. 34 GDPR. However, the extent to which this leads to a claim for damages has not yet been clarified, nor has the question of whether a breach of the duty to provide information can give rise to such a claim.
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Strange, I only received one email from SlotMagie, although I also have an account with Merkurbets. In any case, thanks for the info!
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I'm also registered with all three, but the email from CrazyBuzzer was in the spam folder. Maybe the other two ended up there too?
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Oops, it was only about Merkurbets😄
Well, Monday morning and all that. Time for the second coffee...
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No, unfortunately not - I didn't receive any information at all, which is actually the next offense. As far as I know, they have to inform you about something like that, don't they?
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I only received an e-mail from merkurbets although I am also registered with magie.
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The case described by Jokerstar also applies to me.
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Yes, it's a violation, but you have to be sure that you really haven't received anything. How long do the emails stay in your spam folder?
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I still have some from 01.01
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Okay funny. Then you really didn't receive any. I think that's a criminal offense and you could also claim extra compensation xD
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Not a criminal offense, but another violation of the GDPR, because the dimension " is likely to result in a high Risk to the personal rights and freedoms of natural persons" according to Art. 34 GDPR. However, the extent to which this leads to a claim for damages has not yet been clarified, nor has the question of whether a breach of the duty to provide information can give rise to such a claim.
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