Deposit and withdrawal methods: Santander puts account on hold - help please
Best Online Casinos
Hot Topics4th Nov. 2024 at 09:54 pm CET
-
KeJG24, on 1st Nov. 2024 at 12:48 pm CET
-
TennisFreak, on 14th Sep. 2024 at 07:52 pm CEST
-
frapi07, today at 09:46 pm CET
-
Bonusbaron, today at 09:46 pm CET
-
MisterL, today at 09:42 pm CET
-
Daniel1988, today at 09:30 pm CET
-
f1azk0, today at 09:10 pm CET
-
Olli_Eule, today at 08:49 pm CET
-
Druff, today at 07:24 pm CET
-
Phillias_Md, today at 07:07 pm CET
-
Druff, today at 06:45 pm CET
-
JJepsa96, today at 04:39 pm CET
-
slotliebe89, today at 03:34 pm CET
-
zocker0815, today at 03:33 pm CET
-
Rainmann, today at 12:25 pm CET
-
frapi07, yesterday at 11:05 pm CET
-
masstube, yesterday at 10:29 pm CET
-
Daquan, yesterday at 02:04 pm CET
-
Druff, yesterday at 07:31 am CET
-
DeinVater, yesterday at 05:23 am CET
-
Toastbrot, on 2nd Nov. 2024 at 11:36 pm CET
-
DieWunderharke5000, on 2nd Nov. 2024 at 10:53 pm CET
-
Langhans_innen, on 2nd Nov. 2024 at 03:51 pm CET
-
JJepsa96, on 2nd Nov. 2024 at 12:38 pm CET
-
Hanshanshans, on 2nd Nov. 2024 at 12:26 pm CET
-
Max_Bet, on 2nd Nov. 2024 at 06:21 am CET
Swiss gambling authority reports record number of blocked ...
Insiders explain the billion-dollar social casino ...
GambleJoe Team
JulianCommunity-Manager / Complaint Specialist
CounterSoftware developer
MatthiasProject manager
DanielFounder
Community Forum-Moderators
Members who assist the GJ team in moderating the forum.
Andre
gamble1
Langhans_innen
Saphira
Santander puts account on hold - help please
Nobody has liked this post so far
now i couldn't do anything with my account, i called and they said i had to go to the branch and they weren't allowed to tell me anything. . now of course the fear, I assume that they want to check if there is money laundering (last week e.g. 5 times 1000€ transferred to Binance in one evening (Binance is not illegal!) otherwise no money from any casinos received on the account.
How do I proceed now?
i'm totally scared, especially as there's still €4000 in the account...Can they keep it?
Thank you
This post has been translated automatically
Santander puts account on hold - help please
Nobody has liked this post so far
The bank will almost certainly subject you to an audit due to the high turnover, which is a good thing because they could have filed a complaint quietly and secretly
However, if you have not deposited directly into the casino but onto an exchange, you have a small chance to simply tell them this, perhaps it is enough for them to take proof of the credit on the crypto exchange and it is best to think about where you got the money you used for this because if you Deposit less from your account than you then pay out again, this must have happened somehow Price gains ? The bank is not interested, but depending on how you sell everything to them, they can request receipts for everything, so keep that in mind!
They essentially want to rule out money laundering and illegal gambling
This post has been translated automatically
Santander puts account on hold - help please
Nobody has liked this post so far
please contact a lawyer immediately, d he will then obtain a temporary injunction (or just threaten one, which is usually enough).
without this, your account will simply remain on hold for weeks. they are not allowed to give you any information. and you won't get any, but you will almost 100% certainly get an account termination.
as soon as you have called in the lawyer, find a new bank and open an account.
they are not allowed to withhold the money and you will get it when the whole "check" thing is over.
that's how it went for me - but now i don't know what happens if a complaint is filed, whether they can keep their hand on it for longer. but it's best to discuss this with a professional, as well as the correct behavior in the event of a summons, etc.
none of this is nice and sounds like a complete disaster, so here's the hopefully somewhat reassuring reality check part:
in normal cases, this will be and remain a somewhat unpleasant episode - nothing more.
if you panic like that, it also helps to put it into perspective - we're players, not murderers. maybe someone should tell the witch hunters that. most cases are dropped pretty soon after they're opened.
i've got a real pulse on the subject again, i still don't understand how it can be in accordance with the law to simply deprive someone of their livelihood for an indefinite period of time on suspicion and without justification and to traumatize people in this way. wanker.
This post has been translated automatically
Santander puts account on hold - help please
Nobody has liked this post so far
I've read through a lot now and in the vast majority of cases everything turns out well in the end and if charges are brought, they are usually dropped for lack of evidence.
This post has been translated automatically
Santander puts account on hold - help please
Nobody has liked this post so far
There could be a lot of trouble, including a prison sentence. "Ignorance" does not protect against punishment
This post has been translated automatically
Santander puts account on hold - help please
Nobody has liked this post so far
i have no criminal record nothing!!!
This post has been translated automatically
Santander puts account on hold - help please
Nobody has liked this post so far
Yep, and don't forget preventive detention
This post has been translated automatically
Santander puts account on hold - help please
Nobody has liked this post so far
XD Gamblers go to jail^^ There's not enough capacity for that. Besides, I haven't read anywhere yet that there was a prison sentence. So that would be a novelty At most there was a fine - if you don't pay it, then you can actually end up in prison, but otherwise rather not.
Your account will probably be closed and you'll be reported to the police, but that's about it. So, everything you've already found out. Don't worry about it.
This post has been translated automatically
Santander puts account on hold - help please
Nobody has liked this post so far
At the Sparkasse, for example, it was once the case (I'm no longer there) when I received a fiat transfer of €500 from a casino that wasn't on the whitelist, and the bank advisor wrote to me and wanted information, otherwise he would have to pass it on. I told him that I didn't know that the casino was illegal, I showed him PayPal statements and then it was quiet.
I then canceled the account after 2 months, so I wasn't canceled myself.
Thank you, I'll report back on Monday what came of the conversation.
Do you think I should openly say that I played a bit in the casino?
I don't want to invent anything about me having traded on the stock exchange because I am then also liable for tax and then there could be even bigger problems...
My plan is to first say that I simply sent the money to Binance, which is not illegal, and if they ask what for, I'll say I played a bit in the casino. Should I say which casino it is if they ask or do I not have to answer that?
This post has been translated automatically
Santander puts account on hold - help please
Nobody has liked this post so far
Don't go crazy right away. Nobody here will be able to tell you what's happening anyway. Go to the bank on Monday and ask what's going on and that's it. You'll find out everything else then and you know that it's illegal anyway.
but it's not just 4-5 k according to your initial post
This post has been translated automatically
Santander puts account on hold - help please
Nobody has liked this post so far
I have converted about 10-15,000 so never just paid out 10,000 or so always 1000 in then 2000 out max was 3000 I just see... so now it's ke ine 100,000€
others on the forum have had their accounts blocked for much more and in the end everything was fine.
This post has been translated automatically
Santander puts account on hold - help please
Nobody has liked this post so far
If you get an account termination, then 90% of the time there will also be a complaint. The bank has to pass it on and then they will investigate.
Yes, your case with the savings bank was the "preliminary stage", so to speak. Your account is now frozen, which means you can't get out of this situation that easily. This is usually followed by a termination. So be prepared to receive a notice of termination + complaint.
I wouldn't give any details. That will only incriminate you. You're not at the police station where you have to make a statement. Nothing will change, regardless of whether you tell the truth or say nothing. Your account will probably be gone.
If you mention Binance, then you will also have to tell them which casino it is. They know that it can only be an illegal casino, because a legal one doesn't accept crypto. As you can see, you are only digging your grave deeper... as I said, I would make sure that you can open your 2nd account somewhere else and get a lawyer, because they will really take their time. Something like this can take months, even 6 months, until you get the money back.
This post has been translated automatically
Santander puts account on hold - help please
Nobody has liked this post so far
Couldn't it just be that the bank did it out of suspicion but doesn't want to press charges right away because it simply wants to fulfill its duty to investigate the matter?
I have some hope that I will explain to them that I gambled a bit in the casino and they will say okay that's fine but please refrain and that's fine, just like it was with the savings bank
This post has been translated automatically
Santander puts account on hold - help please
Nobody has liked this post so far
The bank has frozen your account - a conversation won't be able to unfreeze it. The FIU (Financial Intelligence Unit) is investigating and only the FIU or a public prosecutor's office can unfreeze your account. A conversation with the bank will not achieve anything.
That's why you were advised to get a lawyer. What he will then do: file an application for a temporary injunction. He can put this into action more quickly. To be honest, I would only do this if I was dependent on the account and had to use it to pay bills. Otherwise, you can make the application yourself, you don't need a lawyer - it's just more "relaxed" because he takes care of it.
If you can do without the money, then I would just wait and see. It's your second account anyway. But I can't know what you plan to do with the money, so it's ultimately your decision.
This post has been translated automatically
Santander puts account on hold - help please
Nobody has liked this post so far
This post has been translated automatically