All my responses below are just my opinion. It is not possible to know for sure at this point what GCG can or will accept as documented proof of a claim, what items they will accept as valid for remissions, and how trying to dispute the claim for redemption of non-cash items (medals, points, tournament tickets, etc.) will affect acceptance or denial of a claim (although I don't think any dispute will result in denial of at least the cash balance amount they have on record). That information probably won't be known until GCG starts accepting and denying claims after the close of the claims petition window on Nov. 16th.
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Originally Posted by brockwilson
so annoying, my balance is supposed to be $1265 but it says its $165 now, wtf. i dont have anything to prove it, what options do i have? I know i had some tournament tickets for like 500 but that was converted to cash back in May or June of 2011, help anyone?
Does it say $165 when you download your account history from FTP, or just on the GCG web site? See the
Remissions Sticky for instructions on getting your account history from the new FTP. If it says $165 on FTP, what makes you think it is supposed to be $1265? Account balances don't include tournament tickets, medals, FTP points, etc. You can dispute your claim amount on GCG if you want to try to get cash value for such items as well (and can provide documented proof). It is unknown at this point if such items will be accepted as valid for a claim, and how claiming such items will affect acceptance or denial of a claim petition.
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Originally Posted by SlowC5
My friend had a couple different accounts and he wants to know how to handle getting funds off both? Or will he have to eat one account and only get funds back from one account? He knows only 1 account was supposed to be registered to him but he ended up with a 2nd one anyway.
Did he get an email for either account from GCG with Petition and Control #s? This would be a good indication of what he could claim. He can always try submitting a New Petition for either or both accounts if he didn't get such an email. The worst that should happen is that one or the other gets denied. The fact that he had more than one account should affect whether or not he gets denied, imo. The GCG and the DOJ are unlikely to be concerned with the matter of multiple accounts for one player.
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Originally Posted by Black Hat
I never recieved an email so I submitted a new petition. After entering my information it showed my account balance at zero, although the downloaded player account history from the full tilt client showed $834 which is about what I remember to be correct.
Can I upload the downloaded excel file to the petition website as documentation for proof?
Yes. You might want to also write a note of explanation to go along with, and download that as a document as well.
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Originally Posted by ozora tsubasa
I requested a withdrawal on April 15 which was approved and deducted from my balance. I have the emails from full tilt for cash out approval but didn't receive any funds obviously. Any ideas on what to submit as dispute documentation?
Your player account history from FTP.
Your emails from FTP.
Bank statements from the relevant bank account for the next three months (showing no corresponding deposit).
A letter of explanation.
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Originally Posted by mindoverm
The bank I use wont accept deposits in the form wired transfers. Is that going to be a problem, can I possibly get a check sent to me? Can anyone help?
GCG will pay the remission by ACH transfer. This is different than a wire transfer. It is in essence an electronic check, sent to your bank by your bank account number and the bank's routing number.
Actually, almost all paper checks are also paid by ACH transfer after you deposit them at your bank. It's how the banking system works. The paper checks eventually make it to the other bank, but first the transaction is completed by ACH.
By the way, what sort of bank doesn't accept wire transfers?
Last edited by PokerXanadu; 09-18-2013 at 09:10 PM.