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But I can understand your doubts. I also had my doubts in the beginning. Either it is a well-made fake or in the city or village where the TE comes from all the authorities are somewhat incompetent. Especially after the defeat what the Munich court had to suffer at the last conviction attempt, it surprises me very much that a prosecutor opens again such, to bordering on certainty probability, failing procedure.
But nothing really surprises me anymore in the Greater German GDR 2.0.
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and now explain nevertheless times, which is then, if the bank has no branch because it is a pure on-line bank?
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Or even online banks have at least one branch in every city?
What if you live very far away from this?
drive 1x through Germany?
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I've been with you for a long time in the forum 🐼and find it just great how the Gamble Joe team especially the Daniel does for all of us 👍👍also sacrifice his free time does for us.
I also note many users here, is not even aware 🙄that I find a pity.
Keep up the good work, also in the future 👍👍👍😁
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He had already uploaded a pixelated photo of the investigation letter....
Furthermore, it's the bank's business, if suddenly 4x 5000 euros come to the account. They are obligated to inquire where the money comes from (whether they always do so is a moot point). And if they ask for the source of the money and you simply say "won on the Internet", they will of course listen carefully. In the end, the bank has even done everything right, because they have to report suspected money laundering.
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Have cashed out well over 20K in that time, without any proof of where the money came from
I have heard that some accounts require proof ... was never the case with me
Never had any problems there... That's worth the 2% fee to me
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Whoever thinks the latter is reasonable is either a masochist or a slave owner
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So bottom without barrel would also fit online. And continue good OCs I would not say. The licenses hardly protect the players, everyone can gamble away his existence without being throttled. Everyone knows that central locks and limits should be the minimum.
Of course online casino can still be banned, you know what kind of politicians we have and what kind of ignorant people can be blinded. At some point, every computer will have a device that records activity and as soon as it is not wanted, it will be reported.
You can laugh but what allea is waved through with us...
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I think most people think of "tax evasion/fraud" as soon as they hear the word "bank abroad", I agree. But it is hard to hide something nowadays thanks to the CRS (Common Reporting Standards), which was developed a good 4/5 years ago. With the CRS all information like name, address, tax ID, tax residence can be exchanged between the participating countries. This list of countries is long...Mainly authorities and banks exchange information with each other...so there is very little to hide nowadays, in my opinion. This CRS form must of course be filled out and signed by you with your personal data. What happens if you do not do this? Your account will be closed...I can only confirm this from experience
I myself have always had several accounts, including accounts abroad. As long as you open the account in your name and (IMPORTANT) with your current residence, you do not have to worry. You make deposits, or let casino winnings run over it? No problem. The only thing that may happen is that the bank may block your account if you have a "high risk" account. However, banks treat the word "risk" very differently. Some banks don't handle large amounts, others don't like bitcoins, etc... but it's all a matter of coulda, woulda etc...
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The fact is: this is the second time something like this has happened to millions of players in 20 years of online casino gaming. And it is almost certain that the person involved will be acquitted in the end.
In the case of Robin, who won 160,000 euros at the Platin Casino, nothing has happened to this day. And there are dozens of examples of players here in the forum alone, where players have cleared a good 5-digit and live in peace and freedom.
The probability of something like this happening is about as high as getting 5 explorers twice during the free spins on Book of Dead. Maybe even less likely a la 6 numbers + extra number in the lottery.
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Since the topic just goes in another direction I made the answer collapsible to not interrupt the topic flow
@Dagmarlena
So I do almost everything by phone, in the last 15 years I was maybe 3 times in the branch
What the bank is not allowed to do is to answer questions about your account without sufficient legitimation. Whether a legitimation was necessary for this call, I can not assess.
But you have a normal business relationship with the bank and may of course call you.
Unfortunately it is, because you are subject (in case of suspicion) to the reporting obligation of banks according to § 41 BWG
I think here you misunderstood the thread starter. For me it reads in such a way that first the house search took place (i.d.R. early in the morning) and he got afterwards the "post office". He has also received only the decision to search the house.
Honestly - everyone who is confronted with this situation for the first time does not know how it happens to him. Therefore, one should not put every word on the gold scale.
@Daniel and the GamleJoe team
No it's not and this assistance is worth its weight in gold for the person concerned.
If one faces only once helplessly so a situation then one is grateful for each assistance and assistance is nowadays no matter of course.
Also from me great appreciation for this gesture!
I also see it that way. Panic is only appropriate when we have appropriate legal certainty.
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