AAmaz0n
06-30-2005, 01:21 PM
First of all, thanks.
I think that we have the list fairly well done now. If there are a few stragglers I can always work something out with them.
In order to get the money transferred into my accounts, and make sure that the right folks get credit and paid, I need some way to identify which transfers belong to which 2+2 member since a lot of you will be sending money on sites where your nick may be different than here.
If you don’t want to give up your real name for now, at least give me some way of knowing who you are. When we go to pay out, I’m going to have to know whom I am sending money to, but we can cross that bridge later if you want.
Please do the following,
Transfer the money and then send an email to:
WSOP2005@mac.com
It should say something like:
____________________________
I have transferred $100 in return for 1 share (1%) of what the 2+2 poster known as AAmaz0n wins in the main event of the 2005 World Series of Poker.
This transfer was on SiteName under the screen name TypeInHere. My 2+2 name is TypeInHere
I understand that I am responsible for my own taxes from whatever winnings are distributed.
YourNameHere.
__________________________________________________ __
I’ll send a return email as a receipt that I got your money and know whom you are. Obviously alter it to say $50 for one half share (0.5%) if that is the case.
I’d like transfers at Stars, but will work with folks who need to do it on another site. My screen name on Stars is:
AAmazon with a lower case o.
Other places:
Paradise AAmaz0n (with a zero 0)
UB AAmaz0n (with a zero 0)
Yeah, I know, I do a real poor job of hiding my “secret identity.” Anyone who really wants to know my full name probably already has it, but I’ll disclose to anyone in email if you want. I don’t think that there will be a whole lot of Shauna’s on the leaderboard.
I want to thank all of you for your support. I’ve been looking forward to playing in this event for a long time and it really is a dream come true. Now I just need to make sure that I look good on camera.
Shauna
I think that we have the list fairly well done now. If there are a few stragglers I can always work something out with them.
In order to get the money transferred into my accounts, and make sure that the right folks get credit and paid, I need some way to identify which transfers belong to which 2+2 member since a lot of you will be sending money on sites where your nick may be different than here.
If you don’t want to give up your real name for now, at least give me some way of knowing who you are. When we go to pay out, I’m going to have to know whom I am sending money to, but we can cross that bridge later if you want.
Please do the following,
Transfer the money and then send an email to:
WSOP2005@mac.com
It should say something like:
____________________________
I have transferred $100 in return for 1 share (1%) of what the 2+2 poster known as AAmaz0n wins in the main event of the 2005 World Series of Poker.
This transfer was on SiteName under the screen name TypeInHere. My 2+2 name is TypeInHere
I understand that I am responsible for my own taxes from whatever winnings are distributed.
YourNameHere.
__________________________________________________ __
I’ll send a return email as a receipt that I got your money and know whom you are. Obviously alter it to say $50 for one half share (0.5%) if that is the case.
I’d like transfers at Stars, but will work with folks who need to do it on another site. My screen name on Stars is:
AAmazon with a lower case o.
Other places:
Paradise AAmaz0n (with a zero 0)
UB AAmaz0n (with a zero 0)
Yeah, I know, I do a real poor job of hiding my “secret identity.” Anyone who really wants to know my full name probably already has it, but I’ll disclose to anyone in email if you want. I don’t think that there will be a whole lot of Shauna’s on the leaderboard.
I want to thank all of you for your support. I’ve been looking forward to playing in this event for a long time and it really is a dream come true. Now I just need to make sure that I look good on camera.
Shauna