Posted:
#126
What a 1st post...Something is good , Nothing is bad.
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betED deal example... Good or bad?
Posted:
#128
So Covers, help me to understand what you believe BETED is wanting to happen. It's their intention to keep what monies the government didn't seize, and they want to sell their client list to another book with the ability to draw a commision on whatever these on the list choose to deposit at the new book. Along with that they want the new book to credit those on the list with the balance they carried with BETED when the site closed. Will the people on that list being required to ROLLOVER AGAIN to the tune of 10 more times so they can withdrawal it if they choose and move on with life?
Or, do they expect us to make another deposit to match what our balance was and then roll it over to qualify for a withdrawal. I can only speak for myself, but I personally don't have an extra $400 to put on a book to hope to win my balance back, AGAIN!!! I'm one of those who made a $100 deposit and had built it up little by little to the amount it was.So, I have to believe that I'm not the only one that is in this situation...?
Thanks for your time...
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Posted:
#130
TheyTook,
I was under the impression that they wanted a deal every bit as much as everyone else. I'm not sure what has happened in the last couple of days of radio silence.
GTCO,
Good question. I'm assuming that somebody will make some sort of press release or announcement if there is a bailout. Otherwise, perhaps since betED has everybody's email address, they might contact people that way.
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Posted:
#131
Freedom...look at your first post in this thread. you said that a major book offered a bailout to beted and offered them cash up front. But beted supposedly refused the deal because they didnt feel it was fair to the player (thats obviously an outright lie and everyone knows it). I think prob 90% of the people that beted screwed over would take this deal in a second....so lets get this done man....Tomorrow!!!
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