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Old 08-10-2004, 06:35 PM
Alobar Alobar is offline
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Default Re: Frozen account what to do?

I think his best chance is to just come clean and tell them, hopefully they let him keep his money, tho doubt they let him play there anymore.

I guess you could try the fake license thing, I mean I suppose he cant get in any worse trouble, but if he gets caught at that no way does he get his cash back.
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Old 08-10-2004, 06:35 PM
Cubswin Cubswin is offline
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Default Re: Frozen account what to do?

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how fair is that some get some rake back while others, mostly because they didn't know better don't?


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its very fair. is it fair if someone buys the same product as someone else but receives a cheaper price? it is the comsumers responcility to do their research before buying any product or service.

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Old 08-10-2004, 06:40 PM
Cubswin Cubswin is offline
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Lori

i didnt post in ur welcome back thread so id like to use this chance to officially welcome you back. i have been in contact with the producers of big brother in attempt to halt any future shows they might do... ill let you know how that goes. [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img]

for the newbies here, and for even some of the veterans, would you mind posting your affiliate rake thesis or at least post the link to the original thread. i cant seem to find it and im sure you are much more on top of things then me. thanks in advance.

cubs
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Old 08-10-2004, 06:42 PM
belowpoverty belowpoverty is offline
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Default Re: Frozen account what to do?

Please expand on why you feel rake-back schemes are "wrong"--I signed up with Empire a couple of months ago (before I found this forum and started hearing about rake-back)--now it's really bugging me and I was about to post a question asking if there's any way I can change my "status" (any Party or Empire affiliates who can help me outin return for having me in their "stable" please PM me).
The bottom line, though, is that Empire is such easy money that I don't want to screw it up!!! Thanks
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Old 08-10-2004, 06:47 PM
Lori Lori is offline
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Default Re: Frozen account what to do?

I've always believed that it leads to higher rake in the long run and less promotions.

Party have in their T+C for affiliates that they are (something like) "Strongly discouraged" to offer rake back and similar deals.

Whilst rake back is not something I would (in this modern era) advise against, it still needs to be dealt with discreetly and by someone who you trust if it is to work.

I personally don't get my rake back, nor do I offer affiliate deals, but I am grown up enough to realise that for some people this is a lot of money.

I just advise that people do such things carefully and if it works out against them, not to whine about losing something that they were lucky to recieve in the first place.

Remember it is believed that the sites can see your Neteller transactions, so that won't provide enough cover if you are researched.

I don't believe anyone will get their account frozen purely for this behaviour but I do believe that anyone changing ID and the suchlike to claim something that party are trying to discourage can only expect to be made an example of.

Lori
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Old 08-10-2004, 06:53 PM
Vazh Vazh is offline
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Default Re: Frozen account what to do?

Next time use all the same information but a new email address. Party (or rather Pay-Pro) will freeze both your old account and your new account and ask you to call them. When you call them they will ask which account you'd like to keep, leaving one frozen and one open.
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Old 08-10-2004, 06:55 PM
William William is offline
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Default Re: Frozen account what to do?

it is the comsumers responcility to do their research before buying any product or service.

I believe that is a matter of opinion and my opinion is that it is wrong.

But then again, in the country I live we have powerful consumer protection laws, so we are used to not being scr.... when we purchase a product.

I guess that's not the case everywhere...
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Old 08-10-2004, 07:35 PM
Cubswin Cubswin is offline
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William

Unless you live a communist country (last time i checked Denmark was not) it makes no difference how strong your consumer protection laws may be... they dont apply here. Does the government step in when you pay 15 DKK for a soda at the 7-11 and someone else pays 10 DKK at the grocery store? Comsumer protection laws protect the quality of product... rarely do they regulate the price of the product. In a free market it is the consumers job to do their own research and pay the fair price for a product.

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Old 08-10-2004, 09:59 PM
TxSteve TxSteve is offline
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Default Re: Frozen account what to do?

I know rake back deals are "frowned upon" by the poker sites...to say the least.

But, all the same, I see rake backs sort of the same way casino's give comps.

I never ask for comps at casinos, and I never get them...even though sometimes my play would get me something back from the casino.

I do take advantage of rake back deals though.

Meanwhile; other people take full advantage of the fact that casinos are willing to offer comps...and they get them.

To each his own I guess. Since the system is in place though for people to get a rake rebate, I believe you're crazy not to.

Does it mean that rake will continue to go up? I'm not so sure about that...it's the poker sites that came up with affiliates after all...

Would I rather NOT get my 300+ per month in rake back in order that someday rakes might go down? No thanks, I'll take the cash up front.
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Old 08-11-2004, 05:46 AM
Kakafoni Kakafoni is offline
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Hi!

I've had a empire account for about 6 months, and I'm signed up under an affiliate.

2 months ago I heard about the empire500 bonus. So, I created a new account with almost the same info (same name, slightly different birthday, and different adress) and I funded the account with the same neteller I used at the first place.

Everything went smoothly until I tried to cash out my 1K$. Suddenly both my accounts were frozen. I was really hot at myself for trying to create multiple accounts without trying with a smaller amount first (just to check if it would work).

So, I emailed Empire and told them that I didn't know that it is forbidden to have 2 accounts and bla bla bla. Here's what happened. They told me to choose which account I wanted to keep and then they transfered the cash from the other account to the one I choosed.

Kind of a surprise to me, I had already booked that loss [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]

They probably thinks it's more worth to keep a customer (I played about 10 hrs/week there before) than giving me a hard time and most likely never see me again. Especially since they break about even on that bonus deal, according to my calculations.

Another question, does the different skins ever doublecheck their databases against each other?

//Marcus
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