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Originally Posted by Grinder121
I believe op is right and someone who works in the poker room security has taken advantage of his account. I would advise all players to get funds out of the unregulated site. Let's not forget if it was a genuine reason and not the fault of the poker room they would of replied by now I think this is a similar situation to AP
Completely unrelated to the thread topic...one of the main owners of AP/UB during the scandal was the uncle of a friend I've known since I was a baby. We were born two weeks apart and grew up on the same street together.
So, I have perspectives and information regarding the AP/UB scandal that you won't find anywhere else on the net. It was only a VERY small group that was involved in the AP/UB scandal. Not the entire site/company as a whole the way you're attempting to depict it here. The majority of the partners involved in the ownership of AP/UB had NOTHING to do with the cheating that took place with Russ Hamilton and his cronies. My friend's uncle and his partners purchased the website from Russ Hamilton and his partners (the guilty party.)
My friend said,"Russ Hamilton will be paying my uncle money for the rest of his life." This was a few months after the scandal was made public. So, immediately after the scandal was made public the ownership of AP/UB was caught up in a big interior legal battle involving the partners that were involved in the cheating against the partners that were innocent.
According to my friend...one of the shady characters involved (don't know his name) in the ownership of AP/UB transferred millions from AP/UB accounts to accounts in Panama and has never been seen, or heard from again...leaving the legitimate honest partners broke and penniless. My friends uncle was forced to sell his $2 million house and lost everything as a result of this situation.
So...when I see someone claiming that WPN is shady and involved in shady criminal activity involving the entire company like that of "AP/UB"...I KNOW this isn't the case. It wasn't even the case with AP/UB. Even if it was someone at the company who stole this guy's money...the chances are it's an isolated incident and not a company wide issue.
Last edited by Dsl25; 12-20-2014 at 03:51 PM.