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Originally Posted by cantrunworse
dude said that global should just send his deposit to his other bank that has worked in the past rather than his current bank
ask yourself this....if you had a successful cashout to one of your bank accounts from a quasi-legal poker room...why wouldnt you stick with that bank for future cashouts if its still in operation? you would re-submit documentation to a new bank?....for a cashout you need to survive you wouldnt take the same route of action that has worked successfully for you in the past?
then he says just ship it to that old one.....and if he gets paid twice he will send it back 'or whatever'
dude also thinks he's being set up for a mass shooting
you are quite happy with the ramblings of this obviously unhinged person?
The reason for switching bank accounts was because my original card to the original account wasn't being accepted for my depositing onto global poker one day out of the blue after i had successfully used it to deposit to gp numerous times prior. so when this happened i had to switch to a new account/bank. i decided to use a new account/bank (prepaid) for only poker. i havent yet used this new account to deposit onto gp but, i did verify for use for future deposits. So i did have my two cashouts from gp sent to this new account and they rejected the deposits because of errors within the deposit notes. while all this has been going on, at the same time, my original card/account started working again for deposits on gp. that is how i put $5gc onto gp while waiting for the first (big) cashout to get resent or w/e to the newly verified account. i dont have much confidence right now in gp/worldpay or this newly more recently verified account. so im asking gp whenever this get figured out and corrected to send my money to the first account, which is now again successfully used to deposit on gp. when the first account stopped working for depositing onto gp, i corresponded with gp via email to alert them of the developments and try to help. i mentioned to them via email that they might have a case against card companies who deny their transactions, because gp is a legal and legitimate business operating in the USA so card companies might not be correct or acting appropriately in denying gp transactions. i want gp to succeed! i like the site, it might have a chance to hold USA online poker together until there is more clarity/success/progress in the legislative situation in this country. over the last 8 years ive been trying to do what i can to contribute to saving online poker in the USA. If i don't get my cashouts, that would be extremely discouraging and i would feel much more like a lot of other discouraged players who see that we can't do too much lately for online poker.
wondering if im being set up for some kind of crime or something is not fun. hopefully you dont experience suspicions like that. you have no idea what it is like to be me, i have no idea what it is like to be you. there are probably differences in our experiences and perceptions, possibly huge differences. for instance, this cashout represents ~98% of my net worth. ive realzied that ive been through worse stress than this on a regular basis for years. 98% of your net worth is tied up because of an error and no one will assure you that youll get paid the moeny youre due: how do you feel?!! if you want to learn more of the situation you can read the posts itt from the last month or so. ive talked way more than i want to because im desperate to get paid the money i won recently. i dont cheat, i hate cheating. i dont scam, i dont want to scam or be scammed. hoping for fair, reasonably raked online games in the USA with better player rewards/benefits.