Are gambling debts enforceable for an overseas account put on your credit card. all it did was take my money seemed crooked to me and now I have buyers remorse.?

The card issuer/creditor will deem the debt valid. Whether or not the gambling venue was rigged or honest is not relevant. The card was not stolen nor used in a fraudulent manner.

Sorry, but you're liable for the debt Answer I would beg to differ with such a pointed answer. There are states with laws that make gambling debts unenforceable. Credit card charges used online to gamble at cyberspace "casinos" could under Federal and various State Laws could and perhaps should indeed be challenged.

Merchandise was not purchased, neither was a service paid for nor a cash advance made or accepted. Online gambling isn't necessarily, and frankly probably isn't period, legal. Most credit card companies and banks purposely attempt to block credit card charges to so-called online casinos Within the time constraints (sixty or less days and prior to payment) one might well inform in writing the credit card company that he/she is refusing to pay the charge, requests a charge back to the "merchant"/"vendor" (online casino)and deny it as a fraudulent charge and in many cases an outright unenforceable "debt If need be, seek help from an attorney but remember time is of the essence in disputing credit card charges.

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