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Originally Posted by iron81
If you've been e-mailing them 3 or 4 times a day for weeks, you're being a douche. As you've noticed, sending them e-mails doesn't do anything. I have a wire held up too, but I accept that 1. The money will get to me eventually and 2. There is nothing I can do to make that go faster.
Also, offering to let them take money our of your account is dumb because you could lose it at the tables or transfer it. There's no way for them to know for sure if the money has hit your account.
as for the first part, i completely disagree with your opinion of the situation. i didn't send an email until after the first 7 business days. at that point i was told it would take another 5 business days. i didn't send another email until after that. at this point (25 business days later) i am sending as many emails as possible. i'm going to give them as much **** as possible in hopes that something like this doesn't become an accepted practice in payouts to US customers. please note their course of action is not congruent to the way PS handles processing errors from my experience with them in dealing with the same issues.
for the second part all i am going to say is that if anyone actually took a look at my account and its history they would realize that immediately crediting my account would be an exponentially more +EV business move then holding my money for this long and pissing me off to the point i don't want to do business with them.
you realize that if people don't raise as much as hell as possible then they won't work hard to get this issue fixed in the future. i've accepted that my current situation is "unfixable", but i'll be damned if they think these sort of delays in payouts are even remotely acceptable no matter what kind of legal climate exists in the US market. every US friendly site can handle payouts to its customers, provides information when asked, and doesn't lock up customer money for months on end EXCEPT full tilt poker.
we simply can't just sit back and be okay with the current status quo over at FTP.