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Problems with Schufa because of online casino?
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Yes, that's true. I agree with Schufa and other credit agencies. Interwetten, for example, had already stated years ago in their terms and conditions that the data would be transmitted to some credit agencies.
I mean, you send your passport and maybe an invoice. If perhaps one in a thousand players has moved in the meantime without re-registering directly, then that is a justifiable circumstance that does not justify having all players checked once a year by umpteen gambling companies at Schufa...
As for the other thing. If I take a sober look at the matter, not just as far as Schufa is concerned, in a few years' time we'll have threads full of people here who have a complaint on their ass because they perhaps weren't as clever and careful as they thought... 😄
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Problems with Schufa because of online casino?
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Of course, we don't know which casinos from Malta you have in your SCHUFA report and whether they are on the whitelist or not. But as a licensed Provider in Germany, we would like to clarify the following points:
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Problems with Schufa because of online casino?
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Of course, I am aware that GGL-licensed casinos, including those based in Malta, have contact with Schufa. After all, you can also verify yourself with some providers via Schufa.
What annoyed me was that most of them were providers where, as others have already written, I wasn't logged in for ages and didn't have much else to do.
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