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#1
04-28-2005, 10:40 AM
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Playing bonuses for someone else, arrangement?
I was wondering how many of you have an arrangement with a non-player to set up an account for them, and clear their bonuses. What sort of a "fee" do you offer them for doing this? Are you able to set up an account on their computer, and play multiple accounts on your own comp with no problems? What about people who are skittish about registering their bank account with Neteller, what is the best alternate option?
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#3
04-28-2005, 11:13 AM
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Re: Playing bonuses for someone else, arrangement?
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Go away. [/ QUOTE ] Wow, what a strange answer... anywho, I've done this for an account I don't use very much, my Party account... I loaded up on a reload that would get me $200 after 1400 hands but I realized it would be better for me to continue playing elsewhere and let my buddy clear the bonus. I just changed the password to a word we both knew, let him play (I trust him greatly so him having access to an account with a few K did not bother me) and we squared up at the end of the week. I sent him his profit for the week plus $100 and I kept the other $100. It was free money for both because he wouldn't have reloaded for the bonus otherwise.
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#4
04-28-2005, 11:19 AM
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Re: Playing bonuses for someone else, arrangement?
If this sort of discussion is against the site terms, then say so. Otherwise, feel free to keep your mouth shut.
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#5
04-28-2005, 12:43 PM
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Re: Playing bonuses for someone else, arrangement?
rather than you charging them a fee to do their bonuses, i'd say it's more accurate to say that they are charging you a fee in order to use their name etc.
How much is that worth? No idea. Some sites have a problem when you play multiple account from your computer, some don't. But at worst they'll have to confirm their identity.
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