like i said in the very beginning, tell them to go **** themselves.
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Originally Posted by PoorLawyer
Wait, so even if they didnt send the wire like they said they did, how does that change the fact that you gambled away the funds they advanced you?
i would say it changes things to this affect. if they were not planning on sending him his winnings at any time, then his winning in affect arent "real" money. if the only use that money has at this current juncture, is to play games at their site, then in turn the money has no real value. but, his 100k in his bank currently has a real world value and he should in no way be willing to exchange the 100k of play money for 100k of real money.
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Originally Posted by PoorLawyer
The bottom line is that you accepted the advance, pissed it away, and now are trying not to pay because an unrelated wire was never sent to you? The wire not being sent to return your 145K does not equal you not losing the other money they gave and you accepted. I wouldn't go to an arbitrator; you haven't got a prayer.
im no lawyer, but i do feel that in most peoples eyes (and in the eyes of the law???) a loan that is paid in good faith (ie. school loans or home loans) where there is a set of procedures that are followed, is quite different from a loan provided for predatory and quite possibly fraudulent reasons. And in turn i feel that the responsibility to repay them changes equally.
i do agree with you about the fact that he should avoid arbitration, but for a different set of reasons. an arbitrator will look over the situation and evidence and make a decision based on his moral and legal opinion. if i was
the op, i would give **** less about someone elses opinions. i would feel as if some attempted to defraud me of a large sum of money, and until they proved to me otherwise, i would make it my lifes work to destroy them.
the smug nature of eurolinx's replies sickens me. they take a full day to come up w/ an "official statement" and that produces no more information, and denies to even be aware of claims that exist quite publicly about them. the fact that they havent even attempted to deny that they were free rolling a player (seems like a very serious claim to me), and have chosen a path that is likely to keep that information private seems like strong evidence alone.