Aus players offered 400$ for selling their passports to people who want to gamble ?

According to the news from the latest events , it is now in circulation that many companies having clients who do not have legal requirements to gamble on professional basis are being helped by the companies where the gambling companies are offering upto 400$ for the people that want to gamble so actually by taking their documents and giving them to the people who are their clients and they use it , according to the authorities it is an clear against the rule measure but only then still just a warning has been issued to such companies indeed

 

[CR7]

It is deeply troubling to hear about these unethical and illegal practices within the gambling industry. Offering money to individuals to sell their passports for the purpose of gambling is not only morally wrong but also illegal. This type of activity puts individuals at risk of identity theft, financial fraud, and other serious consequences.

It is concerning that some companies are engaging in such practices in an attempt to bypass legal requirements and allow individuals who are not authorized to gamble to participate in these activities. The fact that authorities have only issued warnings to these companies is indeed disappointing, as stronger measures should be taken to prevent such behavior.

It is crucial for authorities to take swift and decisive action to investigate and prosecute any companies or individuals involved in these illegal activities. The protection of individuals from harm and exploitation should be a top priority, and the gambling industry should be held accountable for their actions.

If you or anyone you know has been approached with offers like this, it is important to report it to the authorities to prevent further harm and to hold those responsible accountable for their actions. Gambling should be conducted in a safe and responsible manner, following all legal requirements and regulations to protect individuals and prevent illegal activities.

 

[Qwert135]

Yes indeed such a thing is definitely a serious offense and necessary action should be taken against the companies that are ever involved in such things as they are literally supporting criminal activities on their part indeed which is not great indeed

 

[gwolf666]

Recent reports indicate that certain gambling companies are engaging in questionable practices by allowing individuals without the legal requirements to gamble professionally to access their platforms. These companies allegedly provide up to $400 to these individuals, using their documents to enable clients to bypass restrictions. Authorities have deemed this a clear violation of regulations, yet only warnings have been issued to the companies involved so far. This highlights the need for stricter enforcement to curb such practices.