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Off topic & small talk: Chatterbox (Page 698)

Topic created on 14th Jan. 2019 | Page: 698 of 1360 | Answers: 13,597 | Views: 1,788,022
ruhrpott
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Fantasino still works for me, Jetbull comes in the Deposit area ne error message that it is not allowed to deposit.

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Jubla2014
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I was extra today in the chat.

Carlos confirmed that Fantasino will soon be "closed".

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Max_Bet
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Jubla2014 wrote on 11/22/2022 at 10:57 pm: I was extra in the chat today.

Carlos confirmed that Fantasino will be "closed" soon.


Yup email from Fanta was in the mailbox today

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Max_Bet
Expert
What would actually happen if:

A and B know each other. They are good acquaintances and have known each other for a long time.

A tells B that he plays in an online casino and also in which one.

B secretly opens a second account with A's data, except for the e-mail address

At the latest, this would be noticed during A's next withdrawal attempt and the accounts would be blocked immediately.

How can A prove that he is innocent?

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Max_Bet
Expert
You could tighten it up a bit more by having B block A's self-created secondary account at Oasis.

How does A get out of it?


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gamble1
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Max_Bet wrote on 11/25/2022 at 9:22 pm: You could tighten it up a bit more by having B block A's self-created secondary account at Oasis.

How does A get out of it again?


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By A going to the lawyer and having the IP's checked

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Falko
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Max_Bet wrote on 11/25/2022 at 9:22 pm: You could tighten it up a bit more by having B block A's self-created secondary account at Oasis.

How does A get out of it again?


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Such scenes as you have described here have certainly also happened in partnerships, when one is really addicted and for the other, on the other hand, this is an absolute red rag

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gamble1
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Falko wrote on 11/25/2022 at 10:51 pm

Such scenes as you have described them here are certainly in partnerships also already happened exactly, if one is really addicted and for the other one against it is an absolute red cloth

Regardless of whether it is justified or not, this would be a strong intervention

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Max_Bet
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gamble1 wrote on 11/25/2022 at 9:25 pm


By A going to the lawyer and having the IP's checked

Do you mean that simple? IP can be from the InetCafe around the corner?

And will A receive the requested payout?



Falko wrote on 25.11.2022 at 22:51

Such scenes as you have described them here are certainly in partnerships also already happened exactly, if one is really addicted and for the other one against it is an absolute red cloth

I also think that this is not so absurd


I fell out with a good buddy years ago because of gambling. Now I've read a few times about Oasis problems and wondered if something like this would work?

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Caro
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Max_Bet wrote on 11/25/2022 at 8:47 PM: What if actually:

A and B know each other. They are good acquaintances, have known each other for a long time.

A tells B that he plays in the online casino and also in which.

B secretly opens a second account with A's data, except for the e-mail address

At the latest, this would be noticed during A's next withdrawal attempt and the accounts would be blocked immediately.

How can A prove that he is innocent?

I once had such a case and the casino has insisted, both accounts must verify with selfie and co... to relate it to your case, person B will not verify but person A. At that time, person B was blocked and person A could continue to play normally. How this looks with OASIS, I do not know.

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