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12-13-06, 01:43 AM
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500$ out of nowhere
So I logged into my Fullcontact Poker account and found $500+ in my cashier account that I hadnt put there. I checked my bank, I checked my transaction history, and I checked Neteller...nothing.
What do you do here?!? Well... First i changed my password just in case, cause thats just freaky. Then I mulled it over for a while in my head and decided that well, if it was a system bug, I suppose I should do the right thing and tell them. Am I a sucker? |
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12-13-06, 02:19 AM
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I personally think these sites rob ppl enough with rake and if it was a glitch so be it, your gain... their mistake and it costs them.
To add a story to this, the other week at the local card room I was cashing out $2020. The cashier gave me a $20 bill first, then two rubber bands of $20 ($500 each) They then proceeded to count out $1000 in $50 bills. I recounted the 50s and turned up to say thanks see you next time, as I was doing this I noticed the cashier was counting out another $1000 in $50 bills. Obviously since I started to walk away she realized something was up and asked me if I had everything and I was like yea I do, you gave me the 2 rubber bands of $20's...and she was like yea yea. The thing is if I didn't start to walk away and she handed me the extra $1k, I would have gladly took it... these places rob us of $4k a day in rake, and I wouldnt feel bad about it for a second. Call it grimey if you will, but thats my take. If it were someone I knew obviously I'd say something, but I think its a different story This is likely gunna start an ethics feud on this thread, which I don't want it to but whatever My point is simply if I found $500 in my account I wouldn't ask any questions and Id use it/withdraw it
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12-13-06, 02:56 AM
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Once Party paid me twice for doing a bonus. Thanks for the extra $100 you filthy bastards.
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12-13-06, 03:26 AM
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You told them what? "Thanks for the G, suckers?"
I'm actually surprised errors like this happen so often. I don't keep close tabs on my online balances, but maybe I should. If errors can happen in the player's favor, they can certainly happen the other way too. |
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12-13-06, 10:13 AM
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I think this is a really funny statement from a guy who plays live.
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12-13-06, 02:16 PM
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I play online as well, just not as significantly as some of the players on this site. And either way, live or online they rob you
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12-13-06, 03:12 PM
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Actually, they don't rob you at all. If it were that bad, either nobody would play or a competitor would undercut them. Its a free market, vote with your feet.
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