Money stolen through Partypoker

[fyodor]

I was shocked he got the money back. He was too. He assumed it was just gone. And it really was his own fault.

I guess Empire decided that the other person's dishonesty overroad my friend's stupidity.

[teddyFBI]

When was the last time someone with more than 10 posts reported having money stolen from his account?

I guess you're new around here, but you're simply not going to get taken seriously by most people. I am sorry for your "friend's" "loss".

[gabyyyyy]

Have your friend contact his bank and report the fraud. They will refund the money while they investigate. Have him/her do it now as you only have 60 days from the date of the transaction. There was no authorization on his part so he should get his money back.

Good Luck.

[BigF]

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Have your friend contact his bank and report the fraud. They will refund the money while they investigate. Have him/her do it now as you only have 60 days from the date of the transaction. There was no authorization on his part so he should get his money back.

Good Luck.

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This is sound advice. Ignore other posters' nonsense rambling.

[mbpoker]

Empire doesn't have its own support. It's Party who does it for Empire. Empire is just 15-20 marketing folks.

[dogmeat]

How come everything always happens to a "friend"? I mean really, we are all so lucky, but everybody's friends are stupid and unlucky. Bummer.

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[OrianasDaad]

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I'm not sure if he's called IGM-Pay yet.

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This line is almost too clever to be fake.

Can't help with your friend's problem, though. Sorry. Mabye post what username your friend has at PP, and someone running pokertracker can help you pinpoint exactly when this person was playing, and at what limit. Don't know if it will help your friend much, though.

A chip dump should be fairly easy for PP to detect.