Off topic & small talk: Nagging Corner (Page 43)

[...]So now we take this opportunity to share this with you in our most important time of the year, our birthday ! This year we are launching a huge multi-week promotion and invite you to join in!

MULTIPLE WEEKS?! What does that even mean?

It sounds a bit over the top, but it is what it is, and we want you to enjoy our birthday too, so we will be showering you with gifts and offers very regularly!

From today we have 7 freespins and a 100% bonus for all our members in PlatinClub , so we recommend you to sign up right away and check your notifications as they are only active for 2 days.

And remember, our actual birthday is on Sunday the 13th , so chances are we'll have something even better in store by then. Each week will have its own theme, so I suggest you keep your eyes open and remember to log in at least on Sunday!

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warennn wrote on 10/09/2020 at 13:08

Ah yes... on Monday 7 Spins / a 100% bonus (as every week by the way) and since yesterday first again nix... So I'm curious what comes on Sunday... or beyond. Sounds to me like marketingpalaber and on paper it looks so far also so..

Why do you stretch so ne action to "SEVERAL WEEKS", if all in all probably in 1 week would fit..
So after the cool Sommerslot the next Knallerkampagne <3

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TheJoker wrote on 02/02/2021 at 21:25: Oh it's about time this thread was brought out of the woodwork

@Gamblejoe: If you mention me in a post, even though you've never written to me before, you have to expect me to respond. If then in the contribution a topic is taken up, with which there is anyway already much discussion need here, one does not have to be surprised also about a "controversial" exchange of blows

I would like to make it quite clear at this point that I consider a "right to a refund" from a casino to be antisocial. That is my free expression of opinion, which I may put on GJ according to its operator also in such a way into the room. I hold this opinion for very good reasons
Let's assume that there are people who have gambled away a lot of money in their lives. Be it in the OC or in an arcade. Then these people have made the jump at some point and fight their way back into normal life. Far away from "colored lights" or the hunt for the big win. What remains is a big pile of broken pieces. A lot gambled away, no more reserves, no more life. And when these people have finally managed to leave all the suffering from Gambling addiction behind them and write off the lost money as "apprenticeship money" and simply don't want to have anything more to do with the subject and want to enjoy their lives again; such people who stand up and demand money back are like a slap in the face. All on the backs of those who have suffered a lot to fight their way out or who are still trapped in addiction

My opinion will not be able to deny me for these reasons and if you again this post as a provocation: Claiming money back from a service you have used is anti-social!

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TheJoker wrote on 02/02/2021 at 21:25: Oh it's about time this thread was brought out of the woodwork

@Gamblejoe: If you mention me in a post, even though you've never written to me before, you have to expect me to respond. If then in the contribution a topic is taken up, with which there is anyway already much discussion need here, one does not have to be surprised also about a "controversial" exchange of blows

I would like to make it very clear at this point that I consider a "right to a refund" from a casino to be antisocial. This is my free opinion, which I am allowed to express on GJ according to its operator. I hold this opinion for very good reasons
Let's assume that there are people who have gambled away a lot of money in their lives. Be it in the OC or in an arcade. Then these people have made the jump at some point and fight their way back into normal life. Far away from "colored lights" or the hunt for the big win. What remains is a big pile of broken pieces. A lot gambled away, no more reserves, no more life. And when these people have finally managed to leave all the suffering from Gambling addiction behind them and write off the lost money as "apprenticeship money" and simply don't want to have anything more to do with the subject and want to enjoy their lives again; such people who stand up and demand money back are like a slap in the face. All on the backs of those who have suffered a lot to fight their way out or who are still trapped in addiction

My opinion will not be able to deny me for these reasons and if you again this post as a provocation: Claiming money back from a service you have used is anti-social!

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TheJoker wrote on 02/02/2021 at 21:25: Oh it's about time this thread was brought out of the woodwork

@Gamblejoe: If you mention me in a post, even though you've never written to me before, you have to expect me to respond. If then in the contribution a topic is taken up, with which there is anyway already much discussion need here, one does not have to be surprised also about a "controversial" exchange of blows

I would like to make it quite clear at this point that I consider a "right to a refund" from a casino to be antisocial. That is my free expression of opinion, which I may put on GJ according to its operator also in such a way into the room. I hold this opinion for very good reasons
Let's assume that there are people who have gambled away a lot of money in their lives. Be it in the OC or in an arcade. Then these people have made the jump at some point and fight their way back into normal life. Far away from "colored lights" or the hunt for the big win. What remains is a big pile of broken pieces. A lot gambled away, no more reserves, no more life. And when these people have finally managed to leave all the suffering from Gambling addiction behind them and write off the lost money as "apprenticeship money" and simply don't want to have anything more to do with the subject and want to enjoy their lives again; such people who stand up and demand money back are like a slap in the face. All on the backs of those who have suffered a lot to fight their way out or are still trapped in addiction

My opinion will not be able to deny me for these reasons and if you again this post as a provocation: Claiming money back from a service you have used is anti-social!

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