Q: I want to know if there are any attys out there who want to make a ton of money? I want to start a class action lawsuit
I have AN ABUNDANCE OF EVIDENCE PROVING those "social gaming sites" are CHEATING!!! LITERALLY TAKING YOUR MONEY W/OUT MOST PEOPLE EVEN REALIZING IT!! & I CAN PROVE IT WITH SCREEN SHOTS & EMAILS!! I have DOCUMENTED PROOF of them taking money out of my balance illegally during my game play!! I'm not going to go into detail on this site but trust me...I have it. These sites aren't "social casinos" they are 100% legit online gambling sites where u deposit cash & W/OUT WINNING ANY "SWEEPSTAKES OR PRIZE" you can cash out money too!! (WHICH IS SUPPOSED TO BE ILLEGAL IN MOST STATES!! I KNOW IT IS IN MINE!! Idk HOW they were able to skirt around the FEDERAL LAW...but THEY DID!! In California WE SHOULDNT EVEN BE ABLE TO login to these sites!! A TRUE SOCIAL CASINO DOESNT ALLOW ANY CASH OUT OPTIONS!! They are PURELY ENTERTAINMENT!! I've lost THOUSANDS OF $ I SHOULDNT HAVE!! I even told them 3x to close my account & THEY WOULDNT DO IT!! Instead they just gave me more bonues!! I need help pls!
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The operation of online gambling sites is heavily regulated. If a platform offers the ability to deposit funds, play games, and then withdraw cash without participating in what legally qualifies as a "sweepstakes" or "prize" system, it might indeed be violating state laws. Additionally, offering cash-out options in a supposed "social casino" format may also run afoul of these regulations.
Your documentation and evidence of unauthorized transactions and the site's failure to close your account upon request could be crucial in a legal challenge. However, before proceeding with a class action lawsuit, it's important to validate the strength of your evidence and understand the specific legal framework governing these platforms. Gathering more affected individuals can also strengthen the case.
To pursue this matter effectively, consulting with an attorney experienced in class action lawsuits or consumer protection law would be advisable. They can provide detailed guidance on how to proceed and what additional information might be required to build a strong case. Additionally, they can assist in determining the viability of a class action suit based on the evidence and the number of potential claimants.
A: You'd need to reach out to attorneys to discuss. Attorneys on this forum can't respond to your offer to represent you. Good luck
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