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Online Casinos in general: Reportage - Online casinos: Money back from illegal gambling (Page 18)

Topic created on 08th Sep. 2018 | Page: 18 of 25 | Answers: 248 | Views: 121,923
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Reportage - Online casinos: Money back from illegal gambling

8th May. 2019, at 10:34 am CEST#171
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imsoql wrote on 05/07/2019 6:44 pm: KSP lawyers are the biggest scammers ^^ I wouldn't even talk to them on the phone but skillfully ignore them

And how can they seize your account if you go in opposition ?^^ that's impossible or did they threaten you by letter and you fell for it and have paid braf=?


Sorry, of course I meant that I have "no" contradiction made ...
Incorrectly written ...

But no matter ...have learned from this and will no longer make such actions.

Then rather play only as I can afford it.

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Mo1985
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Reportage - Online casinos: Money back from illegal gambling

8th May. 2019, at 10:42 am CEST#172
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Bling back booking is also rarely daemlich. Sorry!

Since you should have made yourself smart before, as
one behaves there. If they have seized your account is first of all beautiful
your credit rating in the basement.

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Desruptor
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Reportage - Online casinos: Money back from illegal gambling

8th May. 2019, at 11:58 am CEST#173
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Sweep88 wrote on 08/05/2019 at 10:34 am
Sorry, meant of course that I made "no" objection ...
Wrong written ...

But no matter ...have learned from this and will not make such actions again.

Then rather play only as I can afford it.

What kind of person are you? Something really upsets me. Gamble away money that you do not have and if you win keep your mouth shut, if you lose money from the bank / from the casino to reclaim? And then continue to play?

Do you also run into your kebab store because you pull in a kebab every day and can not afford it? Do you complain at the gas station / your Dealer / car dealer no matter what that you actually can not afford what you actually do? "I am addicted to nicotine and therefore buy cigarettes, I want the 20,000€ back that I have consumed in the last 6 years!"

Sorry for my aggressive writing style in this post, but something like this really provokes me. Sad world.

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wettibernd
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Reportage - Online casinos: Money back from illegal gambling

8th May. 2019, at 04:03 pm CEST#174
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I have written it before, I also know several people who have booked back at Paypal. When a letter from a Debt collector or lawyer came, they wrote back that it is an illegal money transfer in Germany and threatened with a criminal complaint, of course written that they will report themselves for illegal gambling. Not one of them has ever heard anything again.

@Sweep88: You have simply made yourself stupid.

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Mo1985
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Reportage - Online casinos: Money back from illegal gambling

8th May. 2019, at 04:35 pm CEST#175
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Desruptor wrote on 05/08/2019 11:58 AM
What kind of person are you please? Something like this really upsets me. Gambling money you do not have and if you win keep your mouth shut, if you lose money from the bank / from the casino back? And then continue to play?

Do you also run into your kebab store because you pull in a kebab every day and can not afford it? Do you complain at the gas station / your Dealer / car dealer no matter what that you actually can not afford what you actually do? "I am addicted to nicotine and therefore buy cigarettes, I want the 20,000€ back that I have consumed in the last 6 years!"

Sorry for my aggressive writing style in this post, but something like this really provokes me. Sad world.

The story is very simple: there is always one who does it and one who lets it happen to him.

I personally such a thing also no longer - but at that time the opportunity presented itself and that makes known thieves

Is like the question: Hartz4 or work?

Who gets along with the coal and if
it gives the system: Why not? Are the casinos or payment service providers themselves to blame if their system has leaks

In addition, this belongs somewhere to the occupational Risk of casino operators that cheating takes place. This is simply due to the clientele that gambles!

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Reportage - Online casinos: Money back from illegal gambling

8th May. 2019, at 05:09 pm CEST#176
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Desruptor wrote on 05/08/2019 11:58 AM
What kind of person are you please? Something like this really upsets me. Gambling money you do not have and if you win keep your mouth shut, if you lose money from the bank / from the casino back? And then continue to play?

Do you also run into your kebab store because you pull in a kebab every day and can not afford it? Do you complain at the gas station / your Dealer / car dealer no matter what that you actually can not afford what you actually do? "I am addicted to nicotine and therefore buy cigarettes, I want the 20,000€ back that I have consumed in the last 6 years!"

Sorry for my aggressive writing style in this post, but something like this really provokes me. Sad world.

That's why not so many here will say it, there are certainly some who have tried that. But you should not become aggressive because of something so petty, you never know in what situation the person was. Gambling addiction is a recognized disease and the consequences can destroy livelihoods, although nicotine makes addicted and harms the body but is compared to gambling addiction predictable. Also the comparison with the kebab store does not fit into the topic at all.

I myself am against chargeback, but rather for the person who does it himself. And purely from the gut feeling I would also say that one then also rather relapses.

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S****8

Reportage - Online casinos: Money back from illegal gambling

8th May. 2019, at 06:18 pm CEST#177
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Desruptor wrote on 05/08/2019 11:58 AM
What kind of person are you please? Something like this really upsets me. Gambling money you do not have and if you win keep your mouth shut, if you lose money from the bank / from the casino back? And then continue to play?

Do you also run into your kebab store because you pull in a kebab every day and can not afford it? Do you complain at the gas station / your Dealer / car dealer no matter what that you actually can not afford what you actually do? "I am addicted to nicotine and therefore buy cigarettes, I want the 20,000€ back that I have consumed in the last 6 years!"

Sorry for my aggressive writing style in this post, but something like this really provokes me. Sad world.

What a bullshit you write !!!

One has nothing to do with the other ....

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S****8

Reportage - Online casinos: Money back from illegal gambling

8th May. 2019, at 06:22 pm CEST#178
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wettibernd wrote on 08.05.2019 at 16:03: I've written it before, I also know several people who have booked back at Paypal. If then a letter from a Debt collector or lawyer came these have written back that it is an illegal money transfer in Germany and threatened with a criminal complaint, of course written that they will report themselves for illegal gambling. Not one of them has ever heard anything again.

@Sweep88: You have simply made yourself stupid.

right !

maybe I was not so hardened or regretted my actions afterwards ?

Because I actually wanted to keep my PayPal account and I also felt uncomfortable .

Anyway ....consider me stupid or whatever but the matter is now settled and I'm glad about it.

P.S. Paypal I have fortunately again and can thus continue to make payments and certainly not in an OC.!!!

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Reportage - Online casinos: Money back from illegal gambling

8th May. 2019, at 06:28 pm CEST#179
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Kleinkariert wrote on 08/05/2019 at 17:09
That's why not so many here will say it, there are certainly some who have tried it. You shouldn't get aggressive over something so petty though, you never know what situation the person was in. Gambling addiction is a recognized disease and the consequences can destroy livelihoods, although nicotine makes addicted and harms the body but is compared to gambling addiction predictable. Also the comparison with the kebab store does not fit into the topic at all.

I myself am against chargeback, but rather for the person who does it himself. And purely from the gut feeling I would also say that one then also rather relapses.

The situation was that I played one night times in an Oc and paid by PayPal!
In this casino, you no longer had to go back to Paypal, for the purpose of logging in.
Where you still have time to think about whether to Deposit something or not ... before you log in ...before I had often had that I then said to myself, oh come enough for today!

But at this casino it was just a mouse click on "deposit" yes and as if in a frenzy were then 500 € away ... without any slot has even thrown anything ...so all eaten!

And then came the rage about the casino and about myself!
I then made the mistake and booked everything back...finished out.

That's all it was .

Have already gambled away several thousand euros and never booked back but that night it was unfortunately so.

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Mo1985
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Reportage - Online casinos: Money back from illegal gambling

11th May. 2019, at 01:32 pm CEST#180
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It's Austria, but still very very interesting.

https://kurier.at/chronik/oesterreich/gluecksspiel-sammelklage-gegen-online-casinos-auf-rueckzahlung-der-verluste/400490965

According to the article, casinos pay out immediately when the lawyer writes. The fear of losing a
The fear of losing a lawsuit is too great.

Interesting is also the paragraph "Then a default judgment is issued that must be enforced throughout the EU".

The casinos know very well that the state has them by the balls.

Player protection takes precedence over freedom of services in the EU. This also clarifies that gambling is illegal in our country.

I play from now on only at Tipico. They are recognized in DE and there I estimate the Risk the lowest, that with my coal what happens if the state snaps.

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