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Topic created on 26th Dec. 2023 | Page: 2 of 3 | Answers: 38 | Views: 3,766
TheFighter86
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25th Feb. 2024, at 01:32 am CET#16
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MisterL wrote on February 24th, 2024 at 9:24 pm:

thanks for the info have rarely gambled in cryptocasinos because of the high fees


at moonpay you buy them by mastercrd min.30 euro and 6-7-8 euro only in fees away no matter what coin outrageous for everything fees taxes penalties

thank you Helumth K for this wonderful world but I recently saw Oscar again on TV

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So, how do you Deposit at Jeton? Via cashcode pages or what? What happens if Jeton wants to see the origin of the money and I paid online via Cashcode? Is the payment from online banking sufficient?

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MisterL
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25th Feb. 2024, at 09:05 am CET#17
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i only pay out on it, at some point I deposited something by bank transfer (Revolut)

and you can only use Bitcoin for speculation

you can send them with Jeton not only receive them

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R3hab
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25th Feb. 2024, at 06:20 pm CET#18
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What is the cheapest way to Deposit via ltc?

Are there actually better rates on the darknet?

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MisterL
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25th Feb. 2024, at 08:28 pm CET#19
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With the Jeton card I buy cryptos at CryptoPay and from there I send them to my TrustWallet or Exodus Wallet and then from there to the casinos, because the fee at CryptoPay is very high, more than 1 euro for a transaction and not even 1 cent at TrustWallet and Exodus.

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R3hab
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25th Feb. 2024, at 10:56 pm CET#20
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MisterL wrote on 25.02.2024 at 20:28: With the Jeton card I buy cryptos at CryptoPay and from there I send them to my TrustWallet or Exodus Wallet and then from there to the casinos, because the fee at CryptoPay is very high, for a transaction more than 1 Euro and at TrustWallet and Exodus not even 1 cent.

Let's say I want to Deposit 20 euros

after the whole procedure, what do I end up with in the casino from the 20 euros?

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T0uchTheSky
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25th Feb. 2024, at 11:11 pm CET#21
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Peter8 wrote on February 25th, 2024 at 10:56 pm:

Let's say I want to Deposit for 20 euros

after the whole procedure, what do you end up with in the casino from the 20 euros?

If you often gamble with cryptos, then you buy a little more at a time so that you only have to pay a fee once. Whether at Biance or Coinbase and co. you buy LTC, for example, then you send the coins to your TrustWallet or Exodus Wallet. From there to the casinos, if you win something, then back to the wallets and leave the cryptos there, so you never have to buy cryptos again and save fees.


Again: If you send LTC coins from TrustWallet or Exodus Wallet to the casinos, you don't even pay a cent in fees.

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R3hab
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25th Feb. 2024, at 11:28 pm CET#22
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T0uchTheSky wrote on 02/25/2024 23:11:

If you often gamble with cryptos, then buy a little more at a time so that you only have to pay a fee once. Whether at Biance or Coinbase and co. you buy e.g. LTC, then you send the coins to your TrustWallet or Exodus Wallet. From there to the casinos, if you win something, then back to the wallets and leave the cryptos there, so you never have to buy cryptos again and save fees.


Again: If you send LTC coins from TrustWallet or Exodus Wallet to the casinos, you don't even pay a cent in fees.

Okay thanks ✌️

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Marieangels
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26th Feb. 2024, at 10:55 pm CET#23
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I buy online via Dundle or Jeton Cash credit. I Deposit them into my Jeton account and I also have a Jeton Card. It runs smoothly and I always try to leave some money on it so that I don't have to buy so much new Jeton Cash.
When I play with cryptos, I buy them via Bitpanda and pay them into my Trust Wallet. Always LTC only. Pay out exactly the same way, only the other way around. But I don't play much with cryptos. I also no longer play with Stake, deposited 3-4x, it never went well.

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TheFighter86
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27th Feb. 2024, at 02:35 pm CET#24
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Hello everyone, I have just read on Trustpilot that Jeton Wallet requires payslips etc. when requesting KYC and this was not accepted during the evaluation. Now my question is: I am unemployed due to health reasons and therefore have no real salary/wage. Therefore, a bank statement and notification from an employment office should be sufficient, right? Because, logically, I don't have any payslips. Does anyone have any experience with this? In the Jeton evaluation, the KYC was already required by the casino for a win of only 4000 euros. That's why I'm unsure now. In addition, his account was directly blocked according to the evaluation. If Jeton just arbitrarily blocks the account without any reason, why would anyone leave their money there?

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27th Feb. 2024, at 02:44 pm CET#25
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TheFighter86 wrote on 27.02.2024 at 14:35: Hello everyone, I just read on Trustpilot that Jeton Wallet requires pay slips etc. when querying KYC and this was not accepted during the evaluation. Now my question is: I am unemployed due to health reasons and therefore have no real salary/wage. Therefore, a bank statement and notification from an employment office should be sufficient, right? Because, logically, I don't have any payslips. Does anyone have any experience with this? In the Jeton evaluation, the KYC was already required by the casino for a win of only 4000 euros. That's why I'm unsure now. In addition, his account was directly blocked according to the evaluation. If Jeton just arbitrarily blocks the account without any reason, why would anyone leave their money there?

I don't know if they even want payslips or notices from the office. Personally, I would black out customer numbers, file numbers, etc

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TheFighter86
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27th Feb. 2024, at 03:39 pm CET#26
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Donnie wrote on February 27, 2024 at 2:44 pm:

I don't know if they even want pay slips or notices from the office. Personally, I would black out customer numbers, file numbers, etc

Yes, yes, I wrote that. You can take a look at the Trustpilot review: Everything went wonderfully until a large sum was transferred. I won something and transferred 4000 euros to Jeton and they immediately blocked my account. They asked for payslips and then bank statements and that wasn't enough either. Then they asked me because I was born in Russia. Whether I get money from there and whether I might want to emigrate.
After several inquiries I only get the answer that it is being processed. It has been dragging on for a week now. Impossible!!!!!
After almost 9 days of back and forth, it was settled.

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Donnie
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27th Feb. 2024, at 03:59 pm CET#27
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TheFighter86 wrote on February 27, 2024 at 3:39 pm:

Yes, yes, I wrote that. You can take a look at the Trustpilot review: Everything went well until a large sum was transferred. I won something and transferred 4000 euros to Jeton and they immediately blocked my account. They asked for payslips and then bank statements and that wasn't enough either. Then they asked me because I was born in Russia. Whether I get money from there and whether I might want to emigrate.
After several inquiries I only get the answer that it is being processed. It has been dragging on for a week now. Impossible!!!!!
After almost 9 days of back and forth, it was settled.

So you were suspected of being a money launderer because you were born in Russia. I think something like that doesn't happen so quickly to people born in Germany. It still sucks when everything is demanded and the amounts weren't that extremely high, it won't happen with low/medium scooters

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R3hab
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27th Feb. 2024, at 04:00 pm CET#28
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TheFighter86 wrote on February 27, 2024 at 3:39 pm:

Yes, yes, I wrote that. You can take a look at the Trustpilot review: Everything went well until a large sum was transferred. I won something and transferred 4000 euros to Jeton and they immediately blocked my account. They demanded payslips and then bank statements and that wasn't enough either. Then they asked me because I was born in Russia. Whether I get money from there and whether I might want to emigrate.
After several inquiries I only get the answer that it is being processed. It has been dragging on for a week now. Impossible!!!!!
After almost 9 days of back and forth, it was settled.


I had to laugh, why does the casino ask if you want to emigrate, that's something new
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Which casino are you referring to?

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TheFighter86
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27th Feb. 2024, at 05:02 pm CET#29
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Donnie wrote on 02/27/2024 at 3:59 pm:

So you were suspected of being a money launderer because you were born in Russia. I think something like that doesn't happen so quickly to people born in Germany. It still sucks when everything is demanded and the amounts weren't that extremely high now, won't happen with low/medium scooters

No, this is a quoted comment from Trustpilot and not from me. German people also wrote there because of problems with the proofs. I have also heard that some payment providers even require a certificate of income. As if I would get a certificate of income from the office. Therefore, a bank statement with the payment from the office should actually be sufficient. If Jeton proceeds according to KYC, that should be sufficient.


The dubious thing is always that the German banks don't even make such a fuss about KYC. I usually only see this very often with foreign payment providers.

Strangely enough, such documents are never requested when depositing to Jeton from a bank account or Jeton Cash, only when something is received from foreign platforms. The same procedure as in well-known N1 and Gammix Casinos... can Deposit X times without checks, but if you pay out something once, then the alarm bells ring.

I would just like to know if there have ever been any problems here with Jeton, Revolut etc. I also have Revolut, but they don't have good ratings because of proof that a bank statement is not sufficient...

So if a bank statement is no longer sufficient as proof of income, everyone should avoid these wallets.

I would be very grateful to anyone who knows more or could give me information on where, how and what would be most secure.

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TheFighter86
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27th Feb. 2024, at 05:09 pm CET#30
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Peter8 wrote on 27.02.2024 at 16:00:


Had to laugh why does the casino ask if you want to emigrate, that's something new
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Which casino is meant?

It wasn't a casino but Jeton Wallet. The comment wasn't from me either, but from someone in the Trustpilot reviews. I always like to do thorough research and that's why I was worried. Because I'm unemployed and don't have any payslips as proof, just a bank statement or notice.


So I always wonder why many people here haven't had any problems so far and have even been able to withdraw several 10,000 euros in winnings from Jeton without any problems. The evaluation was only about 4000 Euro win, normally Jeton should actually ask where the win comes from or not? Because according to the terms and conditions, illegal gambling is not permitted. That's why I'm so surprised by the positive comments here.

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