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Originally Posted by cocopoco
My experience in working with companies who are downsizing or going bankrupt gives me basis to write what i'm about to write.
From what FTPDOUG has said, as well as their non response (up until this point), I gather that FTP is not in good shape at all. Saying "Don't worry we will have answers next week" translates to "We don't have the money and need to buy more time to figure out the strategy, or an exit plan"
If they had plans on paying people they would give more detail as to what the actual holdup is.
The news next week will be that they are "close" to finalizing the details. Then a few weeks after that you will hear that it could be months... Then they just disappear. This is how bankruptcies work.
Sorry to be the bearer of bad news.
PS: I don't see any problem spectating at this point. Full tilt has lost a huge chunk of their customer base already. It can't get much worse for them.
There is a lot of things that dont add up.
Why would non-US customers be experiencing any kind of delay.
Half the customer base cant withdraw so surely the workload of withdrawals is less?
If customer service has been told to ignore US customers...... WTF have they been doing for the past 2 weeks?
You would think the response time for non-US customers would vastly improve with half as many people to deal with?
If FTP were paying non-US customers normally and without delay I would accept a lot of what they have to say.
They are not. Lots of stories of non-US players getting the runaround.
There should be zero accounting issues to use as an excuse to not pay those players.
That is grave cause for concern in my opinion.
FTP Doug claims FTP are not broke. That may be the case.
But he didnt say they have enough liquid funds to pay all US players either.
FTP have done a really poor job so far (which wasnt even acknowledged)
They need to work much harder to win back the confidence of their customers.