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Online Casinos in general: Class action AdvoFin - experiences? (Page 9)

Topic created on 12th Dec. 2020 | Page: 9 of 23 | Answers: 226 | Views: 76,241
Pechvogel

Class action AdvoFin - experiences?

21st Jan. 2021, at 07:37 pm CET#83
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Gambleking wrote on 01/19/2021 at 18:39: I signed up with Advofin in June 2020. Have 3 casinos in the collection process, where I already have my money back from 2. The 3rd casino is still taking, but good thing needs Weil. Has surprisingly worked very unbureaucratic, did not even have to go where. Have made whole settlement via mail with them and get my money on the account. Of course, they have deducted their quote, but that's me right because me anyway has not cost a cent and I got money back from which I have not even dreamed that I see he again!

Lg lukas

Have they contacted you by phone or email regarding the refund?

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Klabisto
Experienced

Class action AdvoFin - experiences?

22nd Jan. 2021, at 08:16 am CET#84
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Hidaruma wrote on 20/01/2021 at 16:26

What exactly can you understand there?

Do you mean this question???
Can't you answer it yourself?
With stupidity has this only conditionally to do, but with Gambling addiction!!! Disease!!!!

Some people are so desperate that they try everything to get back some of the money they gambled away. Who goes this way, I can just understand, what is wrong with it? Understanding does not mean that I approve of it. Especially without conditions and the like.

Just put yourself in the position of having gambled away "house and home". There are hardly ways out, the money is gone forever. Except for this possibility of a lawsuit.... Would you not try it then? Really not???

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Hidaruma
Top Member

Class action AdvoFin - experiences?

22nd Jan. 2021, at 10:08 am CET#85
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Klabisto wrote on 01/22/2021 at 08:16 AM
Do you mean this question???
Can't you answer it yourself?
With stupidity has to do only conditionally, but with Gambling addiction!!! Disease!!!!

Some people are so desperate that they try everything to get back some of the money they gambled away. Who goes this way, I can just understand, what is wrong with it? Understanding does not mean that I approve of it. Especially without conditions and the like.

Just put yourself in the position of having gambled away "house and home". There are hardly ways out, the money is gone forever. Except for this possibility of a lawsuit.... Would you not try it then? Really not???

I would classify myself as a discreet gambling addict. I myself have paid in to chase losses. But at some point I always say "stop, this is too stupid now". Every person should still be able to do that. If someone is already so far that he has gambled away house and yard, he will certainly gamble away the repayment.

I agree with you that it should only work with conditions.

Take a look at the local news page, there is talk of someone who got 20,000 back. That's not house and home. I know that addiction can come in different forms, but you can't tell me that there is a physical compulsion to gamble. That person doesn't learn from his mistakes.

And I stand by my opinion that a court should not support such behavior in any way.

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T****z

Class action AdvoFin - experiences?

22nd Jan. 2021, at 11:24 am CET#86
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Hidaruma wrote on 01/22/2021 at 10:08 am: If someone is already to the point of gambling away house and home, they will certainly gamble away the payback.


If you and Gamble1 are so sure of that I don't understand your constant whining!

I mean, if you is clear that the coal ends up anyway back at your "favorite hobby factories", why do you then always so a barrel on when someone writes about successful recoveries!

Your online patriotism is somehow becoming more and more untrustworthy...

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Hidaruma
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Class action AdvoFin - experiences?

22nd Jan. 2021, at 11:29 am CET#87
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Tribeholz wrote on 01/22/2021 at 11:24 AM


If you and Gamble1 are so sure of this I don't understand your constant whining!

I mean, if you are clear that the coal ends up anyway again with your "favorite hobby factories", why do you always make such a barrel when someone writes about successful reclaims!

Your online patriotism is somehow becoming more and more untrustworthy...

It has nothing to do with "online patriotism" if you stand up for your mistakes yourself and accept them.

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stevbuam
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Class action AdvoFin - experiences?

2nd Feb. 2021, at 06:43 pm CET#88
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Class action AdvoFin - experiences?

That's the title of the article! Or? I know I was a bit off in tone with my last post.

But if such users like The Joker and Hidaruma are just jealous and write anything that has to do with the

Has nothing to do with the original topic, then I become unfriendly!

Because this post is not about Gambling addiction!!!

I for example have also gambled a medium 5 steligen amount, however, I can afford it because I have no debt.

I would like to reclaim it anyway because it is my right, since it is offered illegally! Point and out it is so.

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Anonym

Class action AdvoFin - experiences?

2nd Feb. 2021, at 06:52 pm CET#89
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stevbuam wrote on 02/02/2021 at 18:43
Class action AdvoFin - experiences?

That's the post title after all! Isn't it? I know I was a bit off in tone with my last post.

But if such users like The Joker and Hidaruma are just jealous and write anything that has to do with the

Has nothing to do with the original topic, then I become unfriendly!

Because this post is not about Gambling addiction!!!

I for example have also gambled a medium 5 steligen amount, however, I can afford it because I have no debt.

I would like to reclaim it anyway because it is my right, since it is offered illegally! Point and out it is so.

since you know that it is illegal and you have nevertheless paid coal there, you have made yourself also punishable... but demand times back, will nix anyway.

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Hidaruma
Top Member

Class action AdvoFin - experiences?

2nd Feb. 2021, at 07:01 pm CET#90
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stevbuam wrote on 02/02/2021 at 18:43
Class action AdvoFin - experiences?

That's the post title after all! Isn't it? I know I was a bit off in tone with my last post.

But if such users like The Joker and Hidaruma are just jealous and write anything that has to do with the

Has nothing to do with the original topic, then I become unfriendly!

Because this post is not about Gambling addiction!!!

I for example have also gambled a medium 5 steligen amount, however, I can afford it because I have no debt.

I would like to reclaim it anyway because it is my right, since it is offered illegally! Point and out it is so.

Envious? Of your non-existent backbone? You say yourself that you are not addicted to gambling and have lost a lot. You were aware of the Risk and now you want to take legal action?

You are really the very last. The lowest drawer says hello.

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Jenn-R
Expert

Class action AdvoFin - experiences?

2nd Feb. 2021, at 07:15 pm CET#91
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Hidaruma wrote on 02/02/2021 at 19:01

Envious? Of your non-existent backbone? You say yourself that you are not addicted to gambling and lost a lot. You were aware of the Risk and now you want to take legal action?

You are really the very last. The lowest drawer says hello.

Who are you actually?

Are new come crawling here and since then only to provoke
Wat is going on with you my boy' or are you quite so the politically correct because you all "Get me my money back" Threads übelst personal attack apparently

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Hidaruma
Top Member

Class action AdvoFin - experiences?

2nd Feb. 2021, at 07:18 pm CET#92
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Jenn-R wrote on 02/02/2021 at 19:15

Who are you anyway ?

Are new come crawling here and since then only to provoke
What's wrong with you my boy or are you so politically correct because all the "get my money back" threads seem to attack you personally

I'm apparently one of the few here who are still in their right mind. Politically correct? Please do not use terms whose meaning you do not know.

And you do not need to call me my young. I am certainly older than you. I just wasn't wrapped in absorbent cotton during my upbringing.

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