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Originally Posted by vindictive27
Oh god, not this contract crap again. It's like a broken record. None of this matters if the companies are shams to begin with, but I'll humor you anyway:
You are so right, contracts doesnt matter!
Why I have to sign a contract with Cipaco N.V. before I can play at Lock Poker?
Why I have to sign a contract with Cipaco N.V. and not with ChingChang N.V.?
-> If contracts doesnt matter I can just for fun sign a contract with whoever I want.
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Originally Posted by vindictive27
A) Just because you register with Lock, therefore signing a contract with Cipaco as you stated, and they operate the Revolution Gaming Network, doesn't mean whatsoever that Lock owns RGN or RGN owns Lock.
O.k., when I register at Lock Poker I sign a contract with Cipaco N.V., but Lock Poker and Cipaco N.V. has nothing todo together. Maybe Lock Poker is an affiliate for Cipaco N.V.?
What is the company name of Lock Poker?
Where is the company Lock Poker registered?
What is the registration number of the company Lock Poker?
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Originally Posted by vindictive27
It doesn't imply any actual ownership whatsoever. A third party can still own either of them. (Shane won't disclose information on Lock's company structure, convenient).
I was obviously talking about the relationship between Cipaco N.V. and Lock Poker and
not about the real anonym
owner/shareholder of Cipaco N.V.. Do you really think Shane or Lock Poker will tell you who is the anonym
owner of Cipaco N.V.?
I mean they create an anonymous company "N.V." and when vindictive27 comes and ask who is the owner of Cipaco N.V. they´ll say:"O.k., its ..."
Which role does it play who is the anonym
owner/shareholder of Cipaco N.V.? Will you get your money quicker then?
Is it not much more important
who owns you the money?
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Originally Posted by vindictive27
B) If a foreign company bought the network, that same foreign company could have also bought Cipaco (which is why you'd still sign a contract with them) OR they could still hire Cipaco as an operator of the network in the sense that you hire a manager to run your business, but still could have NO ownership whatsoever.
http://www.pokerscout.com/SiteDetail...on&ab=18847299
Owner/operator Cipaco N.V.
-> Pokerscout says that Cipaco N.V. is the owner of the Revolution Gaming Network:
-> If a foreign company have bought Cipaco N.V., then they have bought the Revolution Gaming Network. How can this foreign company buy the Revolution Gaming Network seperately when Cipaco N.V.
is the owner of the Revolution Gaming Network?
And if, as you said, Cipaco N.V. and the Revolution Gaming Network are 2 different companies, what is the name of the Revolution Gaming Network company?
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Originally Posted by vindictive27
I repeat, Cipaco (who you state we have contracts through) could be the operator of the Revolution Gaming Network and yet could own absolutely NO part of it.
I repeat, Pokerscout.com says that Cipaco N.V. is the owner of the Revolution Gaming Network.
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Originally Posted by vindictive27
And so long as the owner of the network either buys Cipaco (and keeps the name) or hires Cipaco as the continued operator, your contract still would show as running through Cipaco, while you still have absolutely no information on the actual owner.
Of course my contract shows the company Cipaco N.V. as my contract partner and not the name(s) of the anonymous shareholder(s). Do you prefer to have a contract with the shareholders? What will be better then if you have a contract with the shareholders instead with the company? Will you get your money quicker then?