[Just For Laugh] What kind of advice is this? 😂 🤣 🤣

[Haunebu]

I am pretty sure both those posts are fake and they are clearly for entertainment only.

Maybe. It did seem like that, but there is a possibility that the op of that particular thread was serious though the dude who replied was not serious at all since he knew that it was pointless trying to give any productive advice.

Also, don't underestimate the power of a phone number these days since it can replace expose a person's identity completely thanks to KYC etc.

[Dunamisx]

I am pretty sure both those posts are fake and they are clearly for entertainment only.

Maybe. It did seem like that, but there is a possibility that the op of that particular thread was serious though the dude who replied was not serious at all since he knew that it was pointless trying to give any productive advice.

Also, don't underestimate the power of a phone number these days since it can replace expose a person's identity completely thanks to KYC etc.

You're right i think, they may not be for for or instead, one for serious thing and the other catching cruise and fun with his seriousness and curiosity, this is social median and everyone is free of saying whatever thing they like, sometimes they wont even mind on the consequences of what that may implies on the recipient, all they do is to waste others peoples time together with their own by talking rubbish or being unserious.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

This sarcastic comment is more than enough to warn the OP against their gambling habit.  If the OP can not use his or her common sense to stay away from gambling, then let him keep getting more loans to gamble with. While trying to avoid the lenders, he might probably vanish, lol 😂.  If the OP of that topic really had sense, he probably would have just collected a small amount that he can easily pay off from his other sources of income but because of how addicted he has become, he only thinks of winning and when he unfortunately lose the money, that's when he is seeking for advice. That's madness.

[AmoreJaz]

Agreed, changing phone number is never a good idea or taking legal action will make things much more drastic. That's why I think never avoid lenders. It can increase the danger. Try to keep in touch with them it should never be assumed that they are not thinking of any countermeasures for you not picking up their phone or avoiding notifications. Tell them about your situation. They will at least try to repay the loan at your convenience.

He needs to face this lender no matter what. So yes, instead of avoiding this person, better talk to him about your real situation. Tell that you have plans to pay but you need more time. Don't be tempted to borrow again from someone else and use it to play. You will add another headache for sure.

The piece of advice is funny but for sure, a lot of gamblers are having this dilemma owed to their gambling activities. And more than likely, some are going to the route of borrowing again just to pay the lender. So in my opinion, this is actually happening to a lot of gamblers out there.

[paxmao]

The advice, as stupid as it seems, may actually have a chance of getting the guy out of his own self-dug mudhole. If one of those "martingale" credits succeeds it may be enough for the guy to clear the debt and also to be honest, he guy giving the advice is also right in the sense that it may make no difference to owe 6000 or 12000 if the lender is keen on making you "pay one way or the other".

[Mrbluntzy]

The attitude of that gambler shows that he has a very bad moral training. If he was a good  person, then he will see for advice on how to clear that loan but because of his bad attitude he is looking for a way to ghost himself so that the lender will not see him. In my opinion, he really deserved the answer he got.

[Findingnemo]

I am thinking the one who replied that comment did that in a sarcastic way or he said that on serious note. Internet is filled with different kinds of people so better not to seek their help in desperation because that could lead to further deep if someone with that likely mindset decided to take this approach.

Don't borrow money not only for gambling but avoid it even for the things like business because debt can eat the profits so it should not be taken for granted.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

I am thinking the one who replied that comment did that in a sarcastic way or he said that on serious note. Internet is filled with different kinds of people so better not to seek their help in desperation because that could lead to further deep if someone with that likely mindset decided to take this approach.

Haha. It's only a really stupid person who would read such advice and decide to with it, the poster himself (if he is very sensible) should already read that and know that the commenter was being sarcastic, even though all that he said was the actual truth; though in a very funny way.

Don't borrow money not only for gambling but avoid it even for the things like business because debt can eat the profits so it should not be taken for granted.

Soberly speaking myself, you are very correct, I personally have borrowed money to sort out some issues of life which at the end, I regretted going that route, I've promised myself never to borrow again as soon as I manage to get out of the one I am currently in, and it doesn't matter the type of issue I find myself, as far as it's not a matter that concerned a life being at stake.

[dunfida]

Agreed, changing phone number is never a good idea or taking legal action will make things much more drastic. That's why I think never avoid lenders. It can increase the danger. Try to keep in touch with them it should never be assumed that they are not thinking of any countermeasures for you not picking up their phone or avoiding notifications. Tell them about your situation. They will at least try to repay the loan at your convenience.

He needs to face this lender no matter what. So yes, instead of avoiding this person, better talk to him about your real situation. Tell that you have plans to pay but you need more time. Don't be tempted to borrow again from someone else and use it to play. You will add another headache for sure.

The piece of advice is funny but for sure, a lot of gamblers are having this dilemma owed to their gambling activities. And more than likely, some are going to the route of borrowing again just to pay the lender. So in my opinion, this is actually happening to a lot of gamblers out there.

You had already made a mistake at the moment or time that you had considered on taking up some loan or borrowing money for the sake of gambling or betting. Going back into the situation on which i was supposed to say the same thing on which it do really looks like on being that sarcastic but we dont really know the actual thing yet it could be something serious too. As talking generally on trying to hide up because you dont like to pay up with your obligations then this is already that something or whatever reason it would be then this isnt really that right on any way. If you dont like on having that kind of hiding into the shadows and trying out to evade as much as you could because you dont like that you would be needing to pay up then it would be on your choice but i wont really be liking on having this kind of life.  

[Findingnemo]

Don't borrow money not only for gambling but avoid it even for the things like business because debt can eat the profits so it should not be taken for granted.

Soberly speaking myself, you are very correct, I personally have borrowed money to sort out some issues of life which at the end, I regretted going that route, I've promised myself never to borrow again as soon as I manage to get out of the one I am currently in, and it doesn't matter the type of issue I find myself, as far as it's not a matter that concerned a life being at stake.

Debt is not for everyone, it is a trap for 90% of people so if you have debt then focus on paying it back even if it requires your last dime cause starting from zero is better than having the burden of debt on our shoulders all the time which stresses people saying this from personal experience and I already mentioned it earlier in the forum too if my memory serves right.

[adultcrypto]

Well, let me start by saying that this is nothing serious really, apperently, I was just scrolling down my reddit feeds and came across this post of a guy in a reddit gambling who said he was owning $6k as a result of sports betting, and obviously; he's not able to pay the money, and in other for him not to be disturbed by the lender, he changed his phone number, and he was asking for advice on what more to do to keep evading paying back that debt..

And another reddit user in the form of a comment chipped in an advice which after reading, I was really helpless with laughter 🤣🤣🤣, this is the funniest thing I comment I read on the internet today.

As funny as this may seem, people still do it and the result is usually debt and more debts. Borrowing to gamble should be about the worst thing to do because it breeds anxiety that often lead to mistakes and ultimately losses. The stigmatization that comes with being called a debtor is another terrible thing for those with their conscience still alive and when someone is known to be a chronic debtor, it ruins the possibility of borrowing from other sources until the jackpot is hit, as suggested by the comment in that reddit post.  

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

Don't borrow money not only for gambling but avoid it even for the things like business because debt can eat the profits so it should not be taken for granted.

Borrowing money for gambling purposes is very risky and so shameful for someone to take in my country. In fact, if you tell someone that you took a loan to gamble in my country, they will see you as someone who is a bad influence on people around you because you cannot convince anyone to take a positive decision but rather to spend money on gambling. 

Loans should only be taken for the sake of legitimate business that is expected to generate better income and not gambling profit, which is usually not certain. 

[Stable090]

he's not able to pay the money, and in other for him not to be disturbed by the lender, he changed his phone number, and he was asking for advice on what more to do to keep evading paying back that debt..

No matter how you try to hide, you can’t hide forever. When you are indebted, the best thing to do is just for you to look for a way to pay back your loan. I will never be comfortable when I am owing money, I will rather keep on begging the person who lends me the money instead of trying to hide.

And another reddit user in the form of a comment chipped in an advice which after reading, I was really helpless with laughter 🤣🤣🤣, this is the funniest thing I comment I read on the internet today.

The comment is just so funny, I can’t just stop laughing. I love the advice that was given to him, the gambler should keep on taking loans and gambling with them, if he loses, then he should look for someone else to take loan from, whenever he wins, then he will pay back all the loans back,  and if he doesn’t win, then he should keep on taking loan. It’s crazy to me when I see people taking loans just to gamble. If you are taking loan to gamble, then you should have a source of income so that you will be able to pay back your loan even if you lose.

[Oshosondy]

As funny as this may seem, people still do it and the result is usually debt and more debts. Borrowing to gamble should be about the worst thing to do because it breeds anxiety that often lead to mistakes and ultimately losses. The stigmatization that comes with being called a debtor is another terrible thing for those with their conscience still alive and when someone is known to be a chronic debtor, it ruins the possibility of borrowing from other sources until the jackpot is hit, as suggested by the comment in that reddit post.  

There was a payment processor that is in my country called Quickteller. I do make use of the payment processor and I later have an account with them. They just set me message one day that I can borrow up to an amount of money. I quickly went to borrow it and I was given the money in less than one or two seconds. I use the money to gamble and doubled it but later but before the night I lost the money that I won and I lost the money that I borrowed. I was addicted to gambling during that time. After I collected my monthly salary I borrowed another amount of money but more than the previous one after I paid the one that I borrowed before. I also lost it to gambling. It took me more than a year to pay back that loan. Addiction is not good at all. Borrowing money should be because of something like business. It should not be because if gambling.

[Hamphser]

Don't borrow money not only for gambling but avoid it even for the things like business because debt can eat the profits so it should not be taken for granted.

Borrowing money for gambling purposes is very risky and so shameful for someone to take in my country. In fact, if you tell someone that you took a loan to gamble in my country, they will see you as someone who is a bad influence on people around you because you cannot convince anyone to take a positive decision but rather to spend money on gambling.

Loans should only be taken for the sake of legitimate business that is expected to generate better income and not gambling profit, which is usually not certain.

Its pretty basic but surprisingly there are tons of people who do really still that not be able to do such thing just because they are really that trying out to thrive on something which is really that impossible that could really be able to be sustainable. If ever you have managed to win up a particular gambling session then it would really be just that right that you should really be repaying up the loan that you have committed and not really just that simply trying out to evade as much as you could just because you dont really like for you to pay it up full in the first place? You are just basically making yourself having that kind of problem.
Basing up on that guys response then i would really be taking it as some sort of sarcastic approach on which its really that laughable.

On the moment that you would be trying out to avoid paying up some loan then consider yourself just like everyone else who are really that escaping with their
responsibility which is really indeed a shame.

[uneng]

There are indeed people who make a living from scam schemes in a recurrent basis. Unfortunatelly, I've already had the displeasure of meeting some on my way... At first point, you really don't think they can do this for real for a long time, but surprisingly they can. These people are educated on the tricks of being a professional scammer. They don't have any belongings and patrimony on their names, so even if the scammed victim sues the scammer on the court, he will claim to be bankrupted, therefore, he can't pay his debt.

Probably he will be forced by the court to pay with his personal labor force, but these people are slippery and will never fulfill what they are supposed to, so in the end they are just going to make the lender lose his time, money and energy expecting something in counterpart. It's also pretty common these scammers live constantly escaping from the cities and addresses where they are registered, so the creditors can never find them.

[Dunamisx]

The attitude of that gambler shows that he has a very bad moral training. If he was a good  person, then he will see for advice on how to clear that loan but because of his bad attitude he is looking for a way to ghost himself so that the lender will not see him. In my opinion, he really deserved the answer he got.

Well we can have this with the benefit of doubt, that in every nonsense come with a trace of sense in disguise, maybe we should also see it in the way you have said here, if there is a possibility for it to the actual way out, anything is possible, somethings that works it our may not actually look like it, even the gambling we place bets on, we all don't know the outcome for anytime until the final result is out.

[jakelyson]

Well, let me start by saying that this is nothing serious really, apperently, I was just scrolling down my reddit feeds and came across this post of a guy in a reddit gambling who said he was owning $6k as a result of sports betting, and obviously; he's not able to pay the money, and in other for him not to be disturbed by the lender, he changed his phone number, and he was asking for advice on what more to do to keep evading paying back that debt..

And another reddit user in the form of a comment chipped in an advice which after reading, I was really helpless with laughter 🤣🤣🤣, this is the funniest thing I comment I read on the internet today.

I just thought I should share, and maybe you guys have something to chip in too, find details in the shot posted below...

Just like you have said it was all for laughs but with that advice he can surely try it good luck if he can win instantly like that because instead of winning it big he will have a huge amount of debt when the time has come for him or if he becomes lucky then maybe he can pull through a win and return the $6K debt that he has from the initial lend that he makes but it can also make that $6k debt into a larger debt for sure.

I don't know in which country this guy who borrowed is living, but if he is living in a country where the central bank has criminalized loans made by unlicensed banks and by people who lend money and charge interest, then he can have the luxury of changing his phone number because the guy who lent money can't charge him with interest, but if the guy who lent him the money didn't charge interest and lent it to him as a friend, then the guy who lent money can report it to the police and they will arrest the person who borrowed money and doesn't want to pay. Therefore, in my opinion, it would be wiser for him to negotiate ways of paying the debt instead of changing his phone number, something like paying the debt in parts.

In different countries, there are different penalties and Punishment for people that has a loan and aren't able to pay it up well some countries will have the help of the police or the Lending in their law just to prevent people from doing bad stuff, and as I mention there are countries that have different punishments there are certain countries that will give the loaner jail time, and sometimes they will need to pay up for the right amount and will be given a deadline for it to finish the debt.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

The attitude of that gambler shows that he has a very bad moral training. If he was a good  person, then he will see for advice on how to clear that loan but because of his bad attitude he is looking for a way to ghost himself so that the lender will not see him. In my opinion, he really deserved the answer he got.

Well we can have this with the benefit of doubt, that in every nonsense come with a trace of sense in disguise, maybe we should also see it in the way you have said here, if there is a possibility for it to the actual way out, anything is possible, somethings that works it our may not actually look like it, even the gambling we place bets on, we all don't know the outcome for anytime until the final result is out.

Quite far from what the other user said but generally, I think you are right, sometime, or should I say most times, the game that end up making us winners usually don't look like it from the very beginning, while on the other hand, we tend to lose games that we had high hope of winning.

But going back to what the other user said about that gambler not being someone with a good moral training, what I do have to say is that we can't really say for sure, he might have posted that for jokes, just exactly like the reply he got.
Or maybe indeed, he's a morally derailed person, either way, he can not owe such amount of money and run forever, except he travels out of his country and never return.

[Julien_Olynpic]

The advice is like an irony. Meaning that he should stop borrowing money to gamble to avoid bad consequences from it which is losses and people chasing after him to collect the money they lend him.

Exactly what I was about to say.
It's important to know that it's not good to borrow money and gamble with it hoping that you might win and settle the dept bills. There's a lot of people that stays underground because they are surrounded by dept's, dept is a kind of things that one should not partake on when it's something that includes to gamble with it. Many gamblers who are on dept are running for there life's because of the kind of person they borrowed money from, some people who lend money to others are not people that can joke with their money and it has cost so many people's life because those people borrowed money and couldn't pay back.

Borrowing money to pay other debts is a stupid and evil practice that will lead 99% of people to financial ruin. I agree that there are 1% of people who can win back on borrowed funds, but such people are so few that they are all semi-legends. In general, it is some kind of pathology to perceive new debts as a means of paying off old debts. If it were so simple, then there would not be the very fact of growing debts for this person. As a matter of fact, if I can use gambling to double the size of my bankroll within a year or six months. Why should I take out a loan in the first place? It is enough for me to accumulate a small capital as a result of hired work and gradually increase it without going into debt.