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09-03-2005, 05:42 AM
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Telling the truth.
I feel like I am becoming a 2+2 consumer protection advocate. I don't like it.
I've been lurking here on 2+2 and on BonusWhores.com since the infancy of the poker boom. Only recently have I began to post here on 2+2, mainly because I didn't have many worthwhile experiences to share with my fellow 2+2 posters. Now, that I am more experienced, I feel I have a lot of substance to add to 2+2. I am happy to do it. 2+2 has been an invaluable asset to me over the years, and has helped me immeasurably. I am more than happy to return the favor. Very recently, I have become more and more brutally honest about various online poker businesses. That's my style. I tell the truth, and I don't care if someone gets hurt by it, as long as it is true. My defiant honesty has finally hit me hard, HERE . I have nothing more to say about this particular incident, except that I am genuinely scared. Where has my honesty gotten me? I've also made attacks against other particular businesses HERE , HERE , HERE . I want to issue a blanket apology, immediately. I have no problem with any of these online cardrooms. None of these businesses are blacklisted at all. They have all made good, every single time. I might have little nits here and there, and I feel I am justified in pointing these out. If anyone EVER feels like I have done them wrong, I demand that they PM me immediately. It is a matter of respect. I will admit that I may get out of line, and make mistakes. After recent events, you will notice a VERY noticeable softening of my demeanor. I do not want any more lawyers and lawsuit threats. I don't. Please show me some basic human respect. I deserve it. LargeCents 
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#3
09-03-2005, 06:44 AM
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Re: Telling the truth.
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[ QUOTE ] I do not want any more lawyers and lawsuit threats. I don't. [/ QUOTE ] Just out of curiosity, what would they sue you for, and in what jurisdiction? [/ QUOTE ] I don't know. I'm not a lawyer. Also, I can't afford one. I am just erring on the side of super-caution right now.
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09-03-2005, 08:21 AM
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Re: Telling the truth.
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[ QUOTE ] When you say you dont want any MORE lawsuits (threats), what were the previous ones? [/ QUOTE ] HERE [/ QUOTE ] from a neutral POV, PSO seems completely in the right in this incident, and you sound like a loony. just my opinion.
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#8
09-03-2005, 01:58 PM
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Re: Telling the truth.
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[ QUOTE ] When you say you dont want any MORE lawsuits (threats), what were the previous ones? [/ QUOTE ] HERE [/ QUOTE ] Unless you are a competitor who is slandering PSO, or someone who stole PSO's identity and signed yourself up under a fake affiliate link, you haven't been threatened with [censored]. If the transcripts of the PMs are accurate, then PSO is not at fault. And you can't possibly expect someone to work with you if you won't tell them who you are to reference your account. Just because it's the internet doesn't mean that you can behave like a child. Would you try this in real life? "Yes, hello, I ordered a DVD but it never arrived. Immediately ship me my DVD as well as another DVD for my trouble" "Ok, could we have your customer/order/anything number so we can investigate your account? If we were wrong, we'll gladly send you your DVD as well as an extra $250 for your trouble, just to show our good intentions" "This is not negotiable. Ship my 2 DVDs immediately" Were you planning on telling him who you were after they agreed to your offer, or were you hoping they'd drop it off in a duffle bag on a street corner for you to pick up? I was on your side until I read the PMs posted by PSO, so please correct PSO if they have altered the transcripts. Freakin
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