Hidaruma wrote on 03/29/2024 00:22:
You have no idea. Just glad it worked out. I usually only play with LTC or ETH
Edit: If the transaction details are to be believed, it was $4.74
Saphira wrote on 05.02.2024 at 23:08: I'm increasingly wondering whether the police and/or public prosecutors have nothing better to do than bother people who spend their own money where they want to. There are enough really dangerous crimes to prosecute, but compared to gambling, they are treated like trivial offenses or not treated at all.
You always have to assume that they will deal with the offenses that bring money into the state coffers first. They may assume that gamers have money ...because they are always gambling away money. And if they do, then please do it where the state makes a nice profit.... On the contrary, there are hardly any wins in licensed casinos, let alone big ones, but there are still a lot of depositors. I recently heard a report on MDR that the licensed gambling industry is already in the black. And that more and more action is being taken against illegal casinos. They were still proud of it then...and everything was only good for us...
You always have to assume they'll go after the offenses that bring money into the state coffers first. They may assume gamers have money ...because they always gamble money away. And if they do, then please do it where the state makes a nice profit.... On the contrary, there are hardly any wins in licensed casinos, let alone big ones, but there are still a lot of depositors. I recently heard a report on MDR that the licensed gambling industry is already in the black. And that more and more action is being taken against illegal casinos. They were still proud of it then...and everything was only good for us...
The license was never good for us at any time, so even before the complete change, many people said it was just to make money because if it was just a spark about protection, not only would the private economy be destroyed with such nonsense, but also the state casinos
Johnny54 wrote on 26.03.2024 at 15:10: First of all, I wanted to thank you for your messages.
It reassures me immensely that in almost all cases the proceedings were discontinued, or if they were, usually only a few hundred € fine was due.
The only thing that still gives me pause for thought is the accusation made by the police, including the questionnaire. Because it says that you can save yourself the trip to the police by providing written information and that you have to contact them in any case, at least to confirm your personal details. Has anyone already done this and if so, to what extent or have you all just ignored it?
Lg
I have exactly the same problem, may I ask what you did in the end?
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Ladybug1998 wrote on 13.04.2024 at 23:55:
Got the exact same problem, may I ask what you ended up doing?
It's simple: get a lawyer involved, never fill it out on your own - 2 minutes of Google research will back that up immediately
I now have an appointment with a lawyer for tomorrow.
He will then request access to the files. So let's see.
Does anyone know roughly what the price range is? So with consulting a lawyer and inspecting the files etc.?
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Ladybug1998 wrote on 15.04.2024 at 11:07 am: I now have an appointment with a lawyer for tomorrow.
He will then request access to the files. So let's see.
Does anyone know roughly what price range it is? So with consulting a lawyer and inspecting files etc.?
I've just been to the lawyer, he's going to ask to see the files. He said that the public prosecutor's office will be much stricter this year. This means that fewer cases will be dropped. He's already had 10 cases this year, 5 of which were convicted and 5 of which required a 4-figure fine.
Let's see...
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the fees would go completely clear thanks to you
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Sorry. That was just the fees for the transaction from the casino to the wallet. I have not checked whether any other fees were incurred afterwards.
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You always have to assume that they will deal with the offenses that bring money into the state coffers first. They may assume that gamers have money ...because they are always gambling away money. And if they do, then please do it where the state makes a nice profit.... On the contrary, there are hardly any wins in licensed casinos, let alone big ones, but there are still a lot of depositors. I recently heard a report on MDR that the licensed gambling industry is already in the black. And that more and more action is being taken against illegal casinos. They were still proud of it then...and everything was only good for us...
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The license was never good for us at any time, so even before the complete change, many people said it was just to make money because if it was just a spark about protection, not only would the private economy be destroyed with such nonsense, but also the state casinos
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I have exactly the same problem, may I ask what you did in the end?
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It's simple: get a lawyer involved, never fill it out on your own - 2 minutes of Google research will back that up immediately
Good luck!
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He will then request access to the files. So let's see.
Does anyone know roughly what the price range is? So with consulting a lawyer and inspecting the files etc.?
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For me it was 500 euros
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Ok thanks!
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Let's see...
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