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Online Casinos in general: Help - Subpoena of suspicion of the following crime - initial suspicion money laundering report

Topic created on 08th Jul. 2020 | Page: 1 of 5 | Answers: 42 | Views: 13,145
Vintage
Hello,

i have won a total of 35000 € in different sessions at Wunderino in April and May.
Have always deposited and withdrawn via Skrill.
Through the Skrill account I have gradually paid out.
Unfortunately, I also deposited a lot of money back to Skrill and gambled it away.
So I had very unusual Deposit and withdrawal sums.
After 1 month, my account was then blocked.
I called my bank advisor and he said that is because of the
unusual deposit and withdrawal amounts of Skrill.
I should please send him receipts where the money comes from.
I then sent him my complete Skrill transaction history for the entire year
sent. After 10 days, he calls me again and says I can use my account again
normal use, that also still works without problems.
Today I got a letter from the police criminal investigation department in the mailbox.
Summons as a suspect in the preliminary investigation on suspicion of the following crime
Initial suspicion (of a crime / danger) money laundering suspicion.

I am now quite ready... what is in store for me? What should I do?
Do I need a profit certificate from Wunderino or should I take the receipts from Skrill?

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sigi36
Amateur
Hi,

Skrill has certainly automatically forwarded to the authorities.you must now answer, you have deposited with your regular money you have nothing to fear, have the money from illegal work or the like it looks bad.

Ciao


Sigi

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Vintage

sigi36 wrote on 08/07/2020 at 19:25: Hi,

Skrill has certainly automatically forwarded to the authorities.you must now answer, have you deposited with your regular money you have nothing to fear, have the money from illegal work or the like it looks bad.

Ciao


Sigi

Hey, Skrill or my house bank ? My house bank had also blocked the account

Of course, the money comes from my regular job.


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sigi36
Amateur
Vintage wrote on 08/07/2020 at 19:29

Hey, Skrill or my house bank ? My house bank had yes also blocked the account

Of course the money comes from my regular job.



One of both.....
If the money is from your job, you have nothing to worry about.... It's just annoying that you have to go and answer questions.
Ask your bank adviser whether the message from them went out ?? Maybe he can then give a confirmation that everything is checked and legal on the part of the bank....

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Anonym
Hi Vintage, what house bank do you have?

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mowolum
Elite
We have already had a few such cases here and I was also affected.
This is reported by the banks and they also have to do that.
This is a very normal process.the casinos already know this
I have a receipt from the casino, where the money comes from.
The Criminal Investigation Department must investigate such things, but nothing happens if the receipts from the casino and Skrill can be presented.
You do not need to worry.

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crystal_machmeth
Experienced
Vintage wrote on 08/07/2020 at 19:13: Hello,

i won a total of €35000 in different sessions at Wunderino in April and May.
Have always deposited and withdrawn via Skrill.
Through the Skrill account I have gradually paid out.
Unfortunately, I also deposited a lot of money back to Skrill and gambled it away.
So I had very unusual Deposit and withdrawal sums.
After 1 month, my account was then blocked.
I called my bank advisor and he said that is because of the
unusual deposit and withdrawal amounts of Skrill.
I should please send him receipts where the money comes from.
I then sent him my complete Skrill transaction history for the entire year
sent. After 10 days, he calls me again and says I can use my account again
normal use, that also still works without problems.
Today I got a letter from the police criminal investigation department in the mailbox.
Summons as a suspect in the preliminary investigation on suspicion of the following crime
Initial suspicion (of a crime / danger) money laundering suspicion.

I am now quite ready... what is in store for me? What should I do?
Do I need a profit certificate from Wunderino or should I take the receipts from Skrill?

i can only advise you to get a good lawyer my boy this looks absolutely not good for you, since you have participated in illegal gambling. say the win is from sports betting maybe it works.

i'll keep my fingers crossed for you, you know yourself that in Germany everyone is jealous of the others and since bankers are unfortunately greedy cutthroats, they don't begrudge anyone so much money

possible train of thought of your banker:
(how could he have so much money, i earn that in 2 months with my part time job and he got it within a few days)

and then he reported you.

i keep my fingers crossed for you my friend but if you go to jail don't drop the soap

bankers are rich and antisocial unfortunately you have to be clear my brudi, swear, digga, dude, peace, yo, you know, cüs boy

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Anonym
crystal_machmeth wrote on 08.07.2020 at 23:42
i can only advise you to get a good lawyer my boy this looks absolutely not good for you as you have participated in illegal gambling. say the win is from sports betting maybe it will work out.

i'll keep my fingers crossed for you, you know yourself that in Germany everyone is jealous of the others and since bankers are unfortunately greedy cutthroats, they don't begrudge anyone so much money

possible train of thought of your banker:
(how could he have so much money, i earn that in 2 months with my part time job and he got it within a few days)

and then he reported you.

i keep my fingers crossed for you my friend but if you go to jail don't drop the soap

bankers are rich and antisocial you have to be clear my brudi, swear, digga, dude, peace, yo, you know, cüs boy

So crysta machmeth, now give me a break, what is that supposed to scare the poor boy so much, nothing happens, mowolum is right, comes to nothing.

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mowolum
Elite

Herould wrote on 08.07.2020 at 23:52
So crysta machmeth,now give me a break,what's the point of scaring the poor kid like that,nothing happens,mowolum is right,comes to nothing.

but I have to agree with you

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x****Y
I pray for you Vintage, you will need it...

But God, can and will fix it for you!

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