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Deposit and withdrawal methods: Now it's getting tight for the banks

Topic created on 31st Jan. 2020 | Page: 1 of 3 | Answers: 28 | Views: 7,732
T****i

Now it's getting tight for the banks

31st Jan. 2020, at 11:23 am CET#1
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eierlothar
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Now it's getting tight for the banks

31st Jan. 2020, at 11:32 am CET#2
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You can read however or? then the text is nevertheless completely understandable and requires no giant intellect.
Yes is tried that it comes so, and will come so.
But you can take other payment methods for Deposit and withdrawal.

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T****i

Now it's getting tight for the banks

31st Jan. 2020, at 11:42 am CET#3
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Ok you wise guy.

Please quote the line in which it becomes clear that the passive acceptance of a transfer also corresponds to participation.

I find that it requires high intellect to interpret and subsume the participation.

So go ahead.

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Katharina2
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31st Jan. 2020, at 02:13 pm CET#4
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Is already the hammer that they gag money service providers with a ban; 'Suchtis',
for which their 'great care' allegedly applies, may continue to pay in and out as 'addicts' via lotto, lottery and sports
bets may continue as 'addicts' unlimited in and pay out. Not the only
Example of German lateral thinking for the monopoly. What politicians allow themselves here
is unbelievable. Either ban everything, including their lotto, or allow everything. A
playing a little bit because of the monopoly is not possible.

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Katharina2
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31st Jan. 2020, at 03:40 pm CET#5
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Tolinski wrote on 01/31/2020 at 11:23 am: https://www.mi.niedersachsen.de/startseite/aktuelles/presseinformationen/online-glucksspiel-innenministerium-wendet-sich-an-die-branchenverbande-der-deutschen-kreditwirtschaft-184716.html

Does the prohibition of participation also apply to the crediting of withdrawals from the casino to the account?



Yes, it applies to deposits and withdrawals and to Lower Saxony. Is a SPD'ler and
typical if you want to head for the 5% mark in voters. Embarrassing.

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T****i

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1st Feb. 2020, at 07:11 am CET#6
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No, applies nationwide except for Lower Saxony.

And whether it also applies to payouts is still questionable.

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Katharina2
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1st Feb. 2020, at 07:23 am CET#7
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Yes, sorry...paid more attention to the editor and did not suspect that a
Federal State Minister has BK qualities. Germany must first implement international
EU law into national law. In the process, yes, the states.

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Stromberg
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Now it's getting tight for the banks

1st Feb. 2020, at 01:21 pm CET#8
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All the years in which Germany had to stand idly by and watch illegal gambling being offered in the country... All they had to do was write an open letter to the banks and savings banks 🤷♂️😉
As for the payouts... How should the bank know, for example, whether the win comes from casinos piepen or yet the tolerated sports betting? I think hardly practicable, but who knows...

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Jokkel

Now it's getting tight for the banks

3rd Feb. 2020, at 10:14 am CET#9
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Hello all,

this is my first post here I just wanted to say hello to everyone!

I read here since I started with OC. That was in Dec. 2019. now I won a little bit in roulette. But do not dare to pay it out because of all the negative reports here. I was also so stupid and have deposited via MasterCard because I have not yet understood or read the implications. I hope that I am spared cancellations on the part of my bank. Have so far only 300 € paid in and so bleibts also.

Now why I just write in this thread here. I have seen the following on the net. Looks so evtl yet not so bad?!

https://www.sueddeutsche.de/wirtschaft/online-gluecksspiel-deutschland-1.4767094

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T****i

Now it's getting tight for the banks

3rd Feb. 2020, at 10:59 am CET#10
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So I have also trembled a bit over the weekend, but was just at the bank (SPK) and my withdrawal from William Hill (PSC in, bank transfer out) was credited normally.

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