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Online Casinos in general: You only get ripped off by banks in Germany

Topic created on 16th Oct. 2022 | Page: 1 of 2 | Answers: 16 | Views: 3,571
n****4

You only get ripped off by banks in Germany

16th Oct. 2022, at 06:11 pm CEST#1
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Hello, I play like others a lot I guess, my bank takes for years 3 percent when depositing and 3 percent when withdrawing. Since I also had higher wins kotzt me the right. Is there alternative possibilities...You already pay taxes without end for casinos

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hustlehoff
Expert

You only get ripped off by banks in Germany

16th Oct. 2022, at 06:43 pm CEST#2
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How where what why? Nobody checks, only confusing sentences.

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Max-Power
Experienced

You only get ripped off by banks in Germany

16th Oct. 2022, at 06:44 pm CEST#3
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What do you mean, your bank collects 3% of your deposits and withdrawals?
Withdrawals? What is this, a normal checking account?
My local bank charges 40 cents per transaction
Transaction.

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n****4

You only get ripped off by banks in Germany

16th Oct. 2022, at 06:47 pm CEST#4
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Again, if I make a Deposit of 1000 euros, 3 percent goes to the bank gambling. If I win 10000 euros pay this out so I have to pay another 3 percent. I find this rip-off and wanted to know if this is the same with you.

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n****4

You only get ripped off by banks in Germany

16th Oct. 2022, at 06:48 pm CEST#5
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Max-Power wrote on 10/16/2022 at 6:44 pm: What do you mean, your bank collects 3% of your deposits and withdrawals?
Withdrawals? What is this supposed to be, a regular checking account?
My local bank here charges 40 cents per
Posting.

Yes, for every Deposit and withdrawal from Online Casinos and sports betting providers, my bank deducts 3 percent gambling...... . This is sometimes several hundred euros

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gambler67
Experienced

You only get ripped off by banks in Germany

16th Oct. 2022, at 06:53 pm CEST#6
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which bank are you with?

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Max-Power
Experienced

You only get ripped off by banks in Germany

16th Oct. 2022, at 07:06 pm CEST#7
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I usually don't have such a big turnover
with sports betting providers or casinos, maybe
between 50 and 200€ per month, and I pay them
and I pay them mostly by Sofort from my DKB Giro-
account.
I've been doing this for about 3 years and I have not been charged
no fees charged for it
No idea if that is different for higher turnover.

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frapi07
Elite

You only get ripped off by banks in Germany

16th Oct. 2022, at 07:13 pm CEST#8
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needle34 wrote on 10/16/2022 at 6:48 pm

Yes with every Deposit and withdrawal from Online Casinos and sports betting providers my bank deducts 3 percent gambling...... from me. This is sometimes several hundred euros

Open a bank account somewhere else, which you use exclusively for OC. I use the Sparkasse and pay no fees when I deposit in OC. Only the monthly fee of 8€ or so and for each real-time transfer 0.50 cents

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Anonym

You only get ripped off by banks in Germany

16th Oct. 2022, at 07:25 pm CEST#9
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It's best to ask why you have to pay this 3%. You don't have to justify yourself for asking...

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XXLEONIDASXX
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You only get ripped off by banks in Germany

16th Oct. 2022, at 08:41 pm CEST#10
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frapi07 wrote on 10/16/2022 at 7:13 pm

Open a bank account somewhere else that you use exclusively for OC. I use Sparkasse and don't pay any fees when I Deposit in OC. Just the monthly fee of 8€ or so and for each real time transfer 0,50 cents

Right! Same for me

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