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Hello, I accidentally transferred too much money to my online gambling account and then unfortunately lost it all. Can my savings bank block the gambling provider for me so that they don't keep debiting my account and I don't have to pay the direct debit return fee every time.
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Loading...Hallo, Ich bin gerade dabei meinen Paypal einzurichten. Um mein Bankkonto zu bestätigen, muss ich jedoch meinen PIN und meinen Anmeldename eingeben, jedoch wird mein Anmeldename in Frage gestellt.( ich denke , dass der Anmeldename auch nur aus meinem Vornamen und Nachnamen besteht?) Weiß jemand von euch, was ich falsch gemacht habe? (habe eine girocard)
For many years I have been a satisfied customer and member of one (and only one) cooperative bank. Now, however, there are increasing reports of cases where customers have been unable to access their money overnight. Whether due to technical problems, politically motivated debanking, or a lack of or overworked staff, the cause of the…
If you have a contract with the provider and then lock it up, it will come to you to have a debt collection office on your neck. It’ll be expensive.
So you have to cancel this contract first, and quickly. Debit authorization then also revoked immediately. It is best written by registered letter and in parallel by mail, or via its website.
If he unauthorizedly debits, you can have legal advice and if necessary reclaim the money.
What will my bank say when I say, “I want this person to no longer book money from my account.” Is that okay? So my bank can block this game company?
So can I get him locked?
Ask your bank. But if you are rightly debited here, it becomes extremely unpleasant and expensive for you.
You must terminate with the provider and revoke the consent to the direct debit. Please inform the Sparkasse.