This.

Starting to remind me of the Cereus network . & this ^^

http://www.casinotimes.co.uk/poker/n...-29153814.html

Is this good or bad?

Speculation followed by a William Hill advert, yeah I'd be a little skeptical.

That News was released a few days ago I think, so this just looks like a vulture advert. Likely will see more of this in the future

Fingers crossed.

Every great magic trick consists of three parts or acts. The first part is called "The Pledge". The Red Pro's shows you something ordinary: a poker site with funds. He shows you this object. Perhaps he asks you to inspect it to see if it is indeed real, unaltered, normal. But of course... it probably isn't. The second act is called "The Turn". The Red Pro's takes the ordinary something and makes it do something extraordinary. Now you're looking for the secret... but you won't find it, because of course you're not really looking. You don't really want to know. You want to be fooled. But you wouldn't clap yet. Because making something disappear isn't enough; you have to bring the funds back. That's why every magic trick has a third act, the hardest part, the part we call "The Prestige"

i dont have hope for my FTP money. The reason a group of European investors would invest in FTP is because they had the best software on the market, and they had RUSH POKER which was trade marked to ftp.

Pretty sure FTP will soon be desperate enough they will sell the source code for far less than the outstanding balances and use that money to pay lawyers.

Presumably fifty nine minutes past eleven in the morning (Greenwich meantime) on Wednesday 31st August 2011 AD is the latest FTP can post the first of their series of explanatory announcements and still qualify as having issued their updates 'early' this week.

the writing was on the wall for years, you had a company with possibly the worst customer service dept in the world, big companies bend over backwards for their customers, FT never did! now they are bending everyone over!

FTP the biggest online scam in history!

In poker anyway....

http://www.pokerlistings.com/full-ti...er-funds-86738

Why could'nt they tell us this a couple of months ago??

Which payment processor stole $42M on them?? Was it widely reported?? Is it true??

Intabill.
Yes.
Yes.

Google "kolyma sues intabill"

Any news yet or backed up speculation as to whether or not we EVER gonna get paid... or anytime soon.... by FullTilt?!?

check News,views, gossip. There's a big FTP thread.

I loled

Did withdrawals ever start up? I kind of gave up on it since the amount I had on there was small, still don't see anything on the site. Still stalling/impossible to get money out?

Thanks in advance,

--eN


They moved this here! I understand now =) rofl

See quoted post above.

As did I.

bump

I wants me moneys>>>>>

Full Tilt Poker, August 30th, 2011

As is obvious from the events that have transpired since April 15th, Full Tilt Poker was not prepared for the far-reaching, US government enforcement effort of Black Friday.

The events of Black Friday came on the heels of prior government enforcement activities and significant theft. Over the two years preceding Black Friday, the US government seized approximately $115M of player funds located in U.S. banks. While we believed that offering peer-to-peer online poker did not violate any federal laws—a belief supported by many solid and well-reasoned legal opinions — the DOJ took a different view. In addition, as was widely reported, a key payment processor stole approximately $42M from Full Tilt Poker. Until April 15th, Full Tilt Poker had always covered these losses so that no player was ever affected. Finally, during late 2010 and early 2011, Full Tilt Poker experienced unprecedented issues with some of its third-party processors that greatly contributed to its financial problems. While the company was on its way to addressing the problems caused by these processors, Full Tilt Poker never anticipated that the DOJ would proceed as it did by seizing our global domain name and shutting down the site worldwide.

Over the last four months, Full Tilt Poker has been actively exploring opportunities with outside investors in order to stabilize the company and pay back our players. At least six of those groups, including hedge funds, operators of other internet businesses and individual investors, have visited Dublin to inspect the operation. We have recently engaged an additional financial advisor through an investment banking group to assist us in our search for an infusion of cash as well as a new management team to restore the site and repay players. While any deal of this nature is necessarily complex given the current regulatory environment, our players should know that Full Tilt Poker is fully committed to paying them back in full and restoring confidence in our operations.

REALLY, THEY HAD PROBLEMS DURING LATE 2010 EARLY 2011. I tried uselessly to collect......


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10:45:30
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Hi cannonwillow,

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16:56:01
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$500.00


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Hi cannonwillow,

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18:06:45
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$500.00


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I had been optimistic about getting my bucks from my FT account, but I never realized the depth of business incompetance of the FT team. Holy ****.

US feds siezing $115 million in 2010
Theft - $42 mill
DOJ world domain siezure
Alderney suspends Full Tilt's operating license
3 class action suits
Continuous actions to pierce the corporate veil to try to assign personal liability to the principals.

= BANKRUPTCY, no money

-- I think if an investor group wanted in on this, a strategy is just sit back and let it blow up, then buy it on the cheap at the future bankruptcy sale. That's a wild ass asumption, and could be years out tied up in the legal world, after the DOJ and civil suits fly.

tomorrow will be the day right? (or not)

GL all