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Poker Player Brad Booth stole ~,000 from Me Poker Player Brad Booth stole ~,000 from Me

06-05-2012 , 08:27 PM
car/s.
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06-05-2012 , 08:27 PM
hope you get it back wcg
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06-05-2012 , 09:11 PM
How come none of the "high profile" pros are calling out Brad when they see him at any of the bigger Vegas tournies? Wouldn't people want to expose him? I would assume that Hellmuth would''ve been all over that after the initial blackmail thread.
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06-05-2012 , 09:44 PM
Sorry to hear about the situation OP. Ignore the fools bashing you.

In all honestly I think you should put up one of the "Person X is a scammer" websites. The guy has a reputation you can dent, might as well shame him on Google. It sucks to have to do something like that but the $/hour you'll make back would be worth it IMO.

Best of luck.
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06-05-2012 , 09:53 PM
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Originally Posted by royalty_16
+1

I never realized NVG had so many experts on swaps/transfers/loans. Good to know in case i ever need some revisionist advice on any of my financial dealings.
Here's my tip: don't buy into the FaceBook IPO.
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06-05-2012 , 10:29 PM
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Originally Posted by NickStam
Any loans / transfer / whatever kind of money moving should be done in $100 increments to annoy a potential scammer and give scamee time to cut ties before it's too late.
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Originally Posted by Josef
You seriously can't think this is a good idea.

Actually, it sounds like a pretty great idea to me. Maybe not always $100 increments. Adjust the increments based on the size of the total transfer and other factors.

But in general this sounds like a great idea. Would only be a minor inconvenience (how long reciprocal transfers take affects this - I am assuming they do not take too long) and I think would drastically decrease the risk of being scammed and even if you are scammed, you only lose an amount equal to one of the smaller increments.
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06-05-2012 , 10:31 PM
* Imagines Brad handing 1k at a time to WCGrider as he transfers*

(I gave you the setup 2+2)
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06-05-2012 , 10:32 PM
Brad should buy the domain bradboothisathiefandascammer.com asap imo.
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06-05-2012 , 10:37 PM
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Originally Posted by ReRaiseN
I can't believe how many people are willing to transfer ten of thousands of dollars to people they barely even know online without getting the money up front first. You're just asking to get scammed. I understand you wanting to get the cash for online money because it's under the table and tax free but damn....this has happened so many times.
It is not tax free (unless it isn't income in the first place, but I think everybody would agree that it seems likely that at least a lot of it is income).

And nobody said anything about wanting to perform this transaction in order to commit tax evasion. And I don't think that was the reason for the transaction. I don't think you should impute that motivation to the OP'er with absolutely no support for it. It is a pretty serious accusation.

The reasons why the transaction was desirable have been stated in this thread over and over again. However, people are constantly making posts that show they didn't read those statements and have no clue what the reasons were.
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06-05-2012 , 10:54 PM
This is pretty disappointing. Played with this guy years ago when I first started playing and looked up to him. Seemed like an alright guy, but this is pretty damn scummy!!

Hope you get your money back OP.
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06-05-2012 , 11:42 PM
Is anyone still on his facebook? I unfriended him after posting those... I wonder if he commented or deleted them. Might be an indicator of OP's future.
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06-05-2012 , 11:52 PM
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Originally Posted by MrBump
Yo WCG

I don't understand why he needed the transfer? If he had the cash, why can't he just deposit himself ?!

And yeah, sorry to say, Brad's SuperUser debt's are pretty common knowledge on NVG (and not denied by Brad either FWIW)
This^^^
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06-05-2012 , 11:57 PM
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Originally Posted by roy_miami
Brad should buy the domain bradboothisathiefandascammer.com asap imo.

pretty sure Dutch Boyd snagged it already
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06-06-2012 , 12:46 AM
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Originally Posted by Pinknit
Rack city Bitch.
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06-06-2012 , 12:47 AM
looks like his Facebook account disappeared
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06-06-2012 , 12:59 AM
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Originally Posted by loveminuszero
looks like his Facebook account disappeared
Hmm, I see it:

http://www.facebook.com/yukonbrad
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06-06-2012 , 01:28 AM
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Originally Posted by KingBBinLV
Rack city Bitch.
Wow.. you hired a hooker made a T-shirt and took a picture. All for this thread?
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06-06-2012 , 01:43 AM
Ship the 10k headsup IMO- karma run good one time!
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06-06-2012 , 02:34 AM
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Originally Posted by LATB_viewer
His personal page not that one
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06-06-2012 , 02:40 AM
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Originally Posted by useless
Wow.. you hired a hooker made a T-shirt and took a picture. All for this thread?
Incorrect
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06-06-2012 , 02:44 AM
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Originally Posted by useless
Wow.. you hired a hooker made a T-shirt and took a picture. All for this thread?
Oh dear, are you good at picking up tells?
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06-06-2012 , 03:01 AM
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Originally Posted by Lego05
It is not tax free (unless it isn't income in the first place, but I think everybody would agree that it seems likely that at least a lot of it is income).

And nobody said anything about wanting to perform this transaction in order to commit tax evasion. And I don't think that was the reason for the transaction. I don't think you should impute that motivation to the OP'er with absolutely no support for it. It is a pretty serious accusation.
In fact, making transfers like this is often directly related to evading taxes. The US government requires all transfers over a certain dollar amount to be reported (even among one's own accounts); other countries have similar requirements. Later, in the US, at least, there is a (usually fairly small) cap on the value of "gifts" (28K is in excess) - that is, if A transfers to B a quantity in excess of X then A has to pay taxes on the quantity as if it were income (although sometimes A can pass the obligation to B). These laws are motivated by preventing tax evasion, and by detecting movements of money generated by illegal activities (e.g. selling drugs or playing poker online). Gamblers tend to think of taxes as avoidable rake; the government sees gambling as politically defendable revenue (like cigarette taxes). In the situation described by the OP, there was some exchange, rather than merely a transfer, but I suspect that convincing the IRS of this, is not so simple - put another way - if what one receives of equal value for the transfer is not in and of itself legal - then one has problems with the tax man.

There follows a quote from the IRS web site:
(http://www.irs.gov/businesses/small/...164872,00.html)
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The gift tax is a tax on the transfer of property by one individual to another while receiving nothing, or less than full value, in return. The tax applies whether the donor intends the transfer to be a gift or not.

The gift tax applies to the transfer by gift of any property. You make a gift if you give property (including money), or the use of or income from property, without expecting to receive something of at least equal value in return. If you sell something at less than its full value or if you make an interest-free or reduced-interest loan, you may be making a gift.
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06-06-2012 , 03:13 AM
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Originally Posted by useless
Wow.. you hired a hooker made a T-shirt and took a picture. All for this thread?
living up to your name, i see
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06-06-2012 , 03:15 AM
lol if he deleted his facebook because of me posting the links on it
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06-06-2012 , 03:45 AM
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Originally Posted by markdirt
Sorry to hear about the situation OP. Ignore the fools bashing you.

In all honestly I think you should put up one of the "Person X is a scammer" websites. The guy has a reputation you can dent, might as well shame him on Google. It sucks to have to do something like that but the $/hour you'll make back would be worth it IMO.

Best of luck.
and nobody put up a website like that for each and every of these damn Full Tilt scumbags Red Pros?
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