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Online Casinos in general: Charge of unauthorized gambling ( 285 StGB) (Page 48)

Topic created on 23rd Jan. 2021 | Page: 48 of 57 | Answers: 562 | Views: 161,171
fros7byte
Rookie
huh? but it's not about whether he pays 50€, but that there is a threat of criminal proceedings or not? i think it doesn't matter whether it's 50€ or 50,000€, he got a transfer from the casino and not an invoice from the public prosecutor's office, which you just pay and then it's done, no. so i would now go the known way...do nothing and wait and see if it is stopped. or if not, off to the lawyer.

in any case, it's absolutely ridiculous and the charges are piling up more and more. i wonder when it will hit me.

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frapi07
Elite

fros7byte wrote on 01.11.2024 at 15:20: huh? but it's not about whether he pays 50€, but that there is a threat of criminal proceedings or not? i think it doesn't matter whether 50€ or 50.000€, he has received a transfer from the casino and not an invoice from the public prosecutor's office, which you simply pay and then it's done, no. so i would now go the familiar route...do nothing and wait to see if it is discontinued. or if not, off to the lawyer.

in any case, it's absolutely ridiculous and the charges are piling up more and more. i wonder when it will hit me.

Exactly. The chances of it going to trial are slim because of the amount involved.

But it's become really scary that even €50 is cause for an investigation.

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Tobsen
Rookie

frapi07 wrote on 01.11.2024 at 16:23:

Exactly. The chance of a trial is already low here due to the amount.

But it's gotten really scary that even €50 is cause for an investigation.

It's more than ridiculous that such a fuss is being made over an amount of €50.

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LikeAno
Hi folks,

My account was blocked this week and I wanted to ask how long it took for you to receive a letter/notification.
Of course I'm terrified, but I'm assuming this is the case as I played a lot and also cashed out my account. To be honest, I didn't realize it was so stupid. I only discovered that it was stupid when I was researching the account termination here in the forum.
So I'm definitely expecting a letter.

Can anyone recommend a lawyer who has successfully won such cases? I want to be prepared and don't want to start searching on the day.
I'm dealing with 5-digit deposits and withdrawals.

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Huseyin
Experienced

LikeAno wrote on 02.11.2024 at 14:50: Hi guys,

My account was blocked this week and I wanted to ask how long it took for you to receive a letter/notification.
Of course I'm terrified, but I'm assuming it was because I played a lot and also cashed out my account. To be honest, I didn't realize it was so stupid. I only discovered that it was stupid when I was researching the account termination here in the forum.
So I'm definitely expecting a letter.

Can anyone recommend a lawyer who has successfully won such cases? I want to be prepared and don't want to start searching on the day.
I am dealing with 5-digit deposits and withdrawals.

Which bank?

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LikeAno
Was Deutsche Bank

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WithoutWings
Expert

LikeAno wrote on 02.11.2024 at 18:34: Was Deutsche Bank

Depending on the state, it can take up to 2 years until something comes. Expect at least one.

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Druff
Rookie

Tobsen wrote on 02.11.2024 at 03:38:

It's more than ridiculous that such a fuss is made over an amount of 50€.

Well, it depends on the state I guess, a few years ago, a friend once dropped a half-smoked joint out of his pocket in Nuremberg main station when changing trains, he picks it up, you don't want to leave nothing dirty, and before a child picks it up in the end. Someone from the Bavarian BFE or BGS noticed this and immediately made a seizure, carried out intensive checks and filed a complaint, and that for maybe 0.1 g that was still in there 😅 Bayern halt ☝️😅😂

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XxGameBoyxX
Rookie
I don't think you can compare Bavaria with any of the other German federal states either.

I'll send the hearing form back to the police tomorrow with the cross that I won't make a statement. 🙈

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Jasonknz878
Rookie
Hello everyone, is anyone here already after the police summons or received a cessation of proceedings?

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