Danke für deine Antwort. Bin gerade mit dem Menschen von Game Protect in Kontakt und er hat mich gebeten das hier zu posten:
QUOTE Lonnie: "Ich schreibe bewusst "aktiv" und nicht gültig"
GP: This is a contradiction, because if the sub-license is juridically not valid, it can not be active!
The anonymous website https://validator.curacao-egaming.co...vegasberry.com claims that vegasberry.com operates under the 1668/JAZ license.
But to check if this is true or possible or juridical valid, we need to see the content of the 1668/JAZ "master"-license and the content of the sub-license and we need to know the Curacao licensing laws.
I know that the 1668/JAZ license is explicitly not allowed to issue sub-licenses. But even if we assume it is, then those sub-licenses are still not valid, because the terms and conditions of the sub-license contract are not fulfilled and because the Curacao licensing laws are not fulfilled.
In the case of vegasberry.com it is easy to see that their sub-license has no legal basis:
If you go to https://validator.curacao-egaming.co...vegasberry.com you will see that the operator is Danguad Ltd located in Cyprus.
But the Curacao licensing requirements say
"Gambling license requirements:
1. Have a local e-zone company
2. Licensing approval
3. Own physical hardware on the island"
as you can read here: http://www.curacaowebhosting.com/201...cense-curacao/
QUOTE Lonnie: "De jure mag das korrekt sein, aber de facto wird es durch die Behörden in Curacao geduldet."
GP: Please show any document or statement where authorities in Curacao tolerate that the license holders 1668/JAZ, 365/JAZ, 5536/JAZ or 8048/JAZ issue sub-license even though they have no legal basis?
QUOTE: "AsianConnect wäre demnach in der gleichen Kategorie wie Vegasberry anzusiedeln: Beide halten eine Sublizenz unter der Nummer 1668/JAZ. AsianConnect ist nach der Erfahrung der letzten Jahre aber alles andere als unseriös."
GP: Game Protect does not say that all Curacao fake licensed casinos scam their customers and this is obviously not the case. But all casinos commit the criminal offense of scam with false and misleading claiming to be regulated and authorized while in reality they operate illegal without a valid license!
Best regards,
GP
GP: This is a contradiction, because if the sub-license is juridically not valid, it can not be active!
The anonymous website https://validator.curacao-egaming.co...vegasberry.com claims that vegasberry.com operates under the 1668/JAZ license.
But to check if this is true or possible or juridical valid, we need to see the content of the 1668/JAZ "master"-license and the content of the sub-license and we need to know the Curacao licensing laws.
I know that the 1668/JAZ license is explicitly not allowed to issue sub-licenses. But even if we assume it is, then those sub-licenses are still not valid, because the terms and conditions of the sub-license contract are not fulfilled and because the Curacao licensing laws are not fulfilled.
In the case of vegasberry.com it is easy to see that their sub-license has no legal basis:
If you go to https://validator.curacao-egaming.co...vegasberry.com you will see that the operator is Danguad Ltd located in Cyprus.
But the Curacao licensing requirements say
"Gambling license requirements:
1. Have a local e-zone company
2. Licensing approval
3. Own physical hardware on the island"
as you can read here: http://www.curacaowebhosting.com/201...cense-curacao/
QUOTE Lonnie: "De jure mag das korrekt sein, aber de facto wird es durch die Behörden in Curacao geduldet."
GP: Please show any document or statement where authorities in Curacao tolerate that the license holders 1668/JAZ, 365/JAZ, 5536/JAZ or 8048/JAZ issue sub-license even though they have no legal basis?
QUOTE: "AsianConnect wäre demnach in der gleichen Kategorie wie Vegasberry anzusiedeln: Beide halten eine Sublizenz unter der Nummer 1668/JAZ. AsianConnect ist nach der Erfahrung der letzten Jahre aber alles andere als unseriös."
GP: Game Protect does not say that all Curacao fake licensed casinos scam their customers and this is obviously not the case. But all casinos commit the criminal offense of scam with false and misleading claiming to be regulated and authorized while in reality they operate illegal without a valid license!
Best regards,
GP
In regard to Asianconnect Lonnie refers.
They claim on their website the following: "Established in 2002, Asianconnect is a premiere sports betting brokerage in Asia, licensed and operated by the government of Curacao. With over a decade of experience, Asianconnect is the ultimate destination for pro bettors."
Yes sure, the Government of Curacao operates the sports betting brokerage Asianconnect in Asia!!! How stupid someone can be?
And the government of Curacao also did not license the website asianconnect88.com !!!
1) The government of Curacao gave the 1668/JAZ license to Curacao eGaming
2) Curacao eGaming unlawful claims that asianconnect88.com operates under the 1668/JAZ license issued to Curacao eGaming
3) Asianconnect claims that they are licensed by the government of Curacao even though the they never gave a license to Asianconnect and they even do not know who Asianconnect is.
Are you able to see the nonsense and blatant lies?
Despite of this, the Curacao licensing laws require that the operation runs on server in the Curacao e-zone. That means that the brokerage service must have its physical office in Curacao or that at least the brokerage service runs on server in Curacao. This is obviously not the case if they offer the brokerage service via Skype, right?
Or do you think Skype has its servers in Curacao?
They claim on their website the following: "Established in 2002, Asianconnect is a premiere sports betting brokerage in Asia, licensed and operated by the government of Curacao. With over a decade of experience, Asianconnect is the ultimate destination for pro bettors."
Yes sure, the Government of Curacao operates the sports betting brokerage Asianconnect in Asia!!! How stupid someone can be?
And the government of Curacao also did not license the website asianconnect88.com !!!
1) The government of Curacao gave the 1668/JAZ license to Curacao eGaming
2) Curacao eGaming unlawful claims that asianconnect88.com operates under the 1668/JAZ license issued to Curacao eGaming
3) Asianconnect claims that they are licensed by the government of Curacao even though the they never gave a license to Asianconnect and they even do not know who Asianconnect is.
Are you able to see the nonsense and blatant lies?
Despite of this, the Curacao licensing laws require that the operation runs on server in the Curacao e-zone. That means that the brokerage service must have its physical office in Curacao or that at least the brokerage service runs on server in Curacao. This is obviously not the case if they offer the brokerage service via Skype, right?
Or do you think Skype has its servers in Curacao?
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