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# Other Casinos #: [solved] "Confiscated" win of 14750€ at N1casino (Page 7)

Topic created on 25th Sep. 2019 | Page: 7 of 11 | Answers: 101 | Views: 20,629
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[solved] "Confiscated" win of 14750€ at N1casino

2nd Oct. 2019, at 06:58 pm CEST#61
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Horschd23 wrote on 02.10.2019 at 08:02: Sorry,very briefly...what does TE mean?🙈

You are the TE = thread creator .

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[solved] "Confiscated" win of 14750€ at N1casino

2nd Oct. 2019, at 07:20 pm CEST#62
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Horschd23 wrote on 02/10/2019 08:02: Sorry,very briefly...what does TE mean?🙈

Thread creator...... Thread creator

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Horschd23
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[solved] "Confiscated" win of 14750€ at N1casino

2nd Oct. 2019, at 07:25 pm CEST#63
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Okay that sounds plausible 😂

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Katharina2
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[solved] "Confiscated" win of 14750€ at N1casino

2nd Oct. 2019, at 07:30 pm CEST#64
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vomvom12 wrote at 07:37 on 2019-10-02

that is complete nonsense that would mean that you only from home

play over his ip would be allowed and that is definitely not so...!

Copy Casino:

We would like to inform you that according to our terms and conditions only 1 account per IP, device or household can receive a bonus.

In front you can read that he played through a buddy's device and the buddy has his own or a different IP.
The buddy does not have an account.

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Horschd23
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[solved] "Confiscated" win of 14750€ at N1casino

2nd Oct. 2019, at 09:11 pm CEST#65
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Wrong, I was playing on my phone and not on my buddy's device

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[solved] "Confiscated" win of 14750€ at N1casino

2nd Oct. 2019, at 10:50 pm CEST#66
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Sadly, there are only a handful of OC that pay out 99% and everything else sucks. N1 I had already read several times and this thread more accurate. Yesterday I had myself locked there. The support futzi was nice and darffe gamblejoe link not open, I should send him a screen. In response he got that he should show this link to his boss, it was not the first time and unseriös. He was sorry blabla. Well, it's not like they offer a lot of Bonuses and are a top oc, so one less to spam me
Greetings

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Horschd23
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3rd Oct. 2019, at 12:09 am CEST#67
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Unfortunately, I only read about n1 after my problems... as is often the case.

But I have initiated 2-3 more steps today, in the hope that they bring improvement.

Keep you in any case up to date.

And to emx81, thanks for the support!:)

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[solved] "Confiscated" win of 14750€ at N1casino

3rd Oct. 2019, at 02:39 am CEST#68
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Catherine2 wrote at 7:30 pm on 2019-10-02
copy casino:

We would like to inform you that according to our terms and conditions, only 1 account per IP, device or household can receive a bonus.

In front you can read that he played through a buddy's device and the buddy has his own or a different IP.
The buddy does not have an account.

but that doesn't matter at all ...of course you can play from different ip's

you are just not allowed to register 2 accounts with the same ip and get bonuses
there is nothing about you are only allowed to play from the same ip ...nowhere...would also be
complete nonsense

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[solved] "Confiscated" win of 14750€ at N1casino

3rd Oct. 2019, at 10:16 am CEST#69
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The story with the alleged IP is nothing more than another reason to refuse a payout - without ifs and buts !

Why this is so
IP addresses or more precisely IPv4 addresses are assigned dynamically. But since there is only a limited "stock" of IPv4 addresses available
these free addresses are assigned dynamically because never all users are in the network at the same time. That means as soon as I leave the network (forced disconnection / router reset or similar), "my old IP" gets assigned to someone else. By this procedure an IP address pool of 1000 IPs can be used by far more than 1000 people. This is an optimization of the utilization.

For this reason it is quite normal that someone else is on the road with my "old" IP
Remedy would be IPv6 but this possibility is hardly used because it is badly implementable and leads to problems with web applications. On top of that, 99% of web applications are designed for IPv4.
For example, it is extremely likely that someone logged into the major social platforms with the same IP that I was assigned yesterday - probably even more than one.

More info about scarce IPs: News on Heise

So and with enough criminal energy (which is often not far when a lot of money is at stake) to create a "fake" record with identical IP costs not even 5 minutes

Therefore, my advice: strictly avoid casinos with these terms of use and also advise others not to play there.

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v****2

[solved] "Confiscated" win of 14750€ at N1casino

3rd Oct. 2019, at 01:22 pm CEST#70
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Latino wrote on 10/03/2019 at 10:16 am: The story with the alleged IP is nothing more than another reason to refuse a payout - no ifs, ands or buts !

Why this is so
IP addresses or more precisely IPv4 addresses are assigned dynamically. But since there is only a limited "stock" of IPv4 addresses available
these free addresses are assigned dynamically because never all users are in the network at the same time. That means as soon as I leave the network (forced disconnection / router reset or similar), "my old IP" gets assigned to someone else. This way an IP address pool of 1000 IPs can be used by far more than 1000 people. This is an optimization of the utilization.

For this reason it is quite normal that someone else is on the road with my "old" IP
Remedy would be IPv6 but this possibility is hardly used because it is badly implementable and leads to problems with web applications. On top of that, 99% of web applications are designed for IPv4.
For example, it is extremely likely that someone logged into the major social platforms with the same IP that I was assigned yesterday - probably even more than one.

More info about scarce IPs: News on Heise

So and with enough criminal energy (which is often not far when it comes to a lot of money) to create a "fake" record with identical IP costs not even 5 minutes

Therefore, my advice: strictly avoid casinos with these terms of use and also advise others not to play there.

unfortunately, almost all Online Casinos have this rule

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