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Originally Posted by spitbubbles
Hi Palimax,
Just wanted you (if you want) to update your spreadsheet w/ the 3*50 I got returned from PMI into my checking acct. (I was one of the earlier ones, I know you've been extremely busy keeping the fight going). If you go back through my earlier replies, I go through what happened in my particular case.
Updated the spreadsheet, the picture will have to wait. Was $50 a legitimate deposit amount for you at any point, and if not, was $50 near the size that you'd normally deposit?
[I'll look at your recent posts.]
EDIT: Looks like I need to re-read the NVG post closer. Found a few more people who listed amounts, refund dates, etc. I'll update 'em later. I'm tired.
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Originally Posted by lalovely
Its best if you PM him. Its tough going through that many posts, even with search.
Also, is it returned because of your bank or is it because PMI returned it. Some banks are successful in reversing ACH payments.
Nah. I have infinite capacity for reading this thread. I re-read it all today, but might have missed a few stories in the NVG thread or skimming this one.
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Originally Posted by SpaceGhost
Every person who ever played on FT owes Palimax a HUGE debt of gratitude for his yeoman's work on this issue, without someone like him collecting and organizing the data on this issue people still wouldn't be informed of the problem. The real shame in all of this is that Palimax has to be the one to try and get the information out to people so they can protect themselves... SHAME on FT for not getting on top of this and informing/protecting their customers. The poker community needs more like Palimax.
Thank you, but plenty of credit goes elsewhere: SabaAba, for starting the NVG thread - for example. You, for dozens of bumps. slsmagic for coming forward with information on his only-for-FTP account. I just happen to have some free time.
Actually, you can "thank" PMI for changing their name on their third transaction to "PMI SALE" and taking a last-effing-straw $200 from me again this last month. I was almost ready to write off $400, but the last one had me livid.
I do agree, however, that FTP needs to be more active in this. It's just not a coincidence. There's no way we all share some other sort of common bond that got PMI ripping us off -- and in many cases, for amounts we deposited on Full Tilt Poker.
Oh, and when and if it all gets worked out, someone can buy me a beer during Event 17, 54 or 56 at the WSOP this year.