Full Tilt Ponzi

[tribaltalon]

My buddy just put a new site online, it'll be fun to see how long it lasts. He's a sucker for punishment, he just got done with an EXTENSIVE fbi/SS investigation.

[Doug Hatton]

That's what FT was doing as well.

The way Bodog is handling money from US players is by using another legitimate business to charge someone's credit card for funds. Here's what happened to me last week.

I put 200 in my Bodog account via BOFA debit card, the week before college football started, so I could make some little bets here and there for fun. It went through and I was betting away, no problems.

Two weeks later when I'm checking my accounts and balancing my "checkbook" if you will. I know, who does this??? I notice a charge for 209.45 to some online art template company. I do a little research and find that the company is in Beliz, but I know I never purchased anything from them. I tried calling them and left them a message, but never heard back. So I call BOFA and file a fraud charge for the 209.45 charge. While we're looking at my account and getting the claim filed, another $9 charge from the same place comes through. I have them check this, and they say it's an international rate fee charge, and they will refund that one too.

So BOFA refunds my money, and is doing a fraud investigation, and I order a new check card, etc... Then I realize, the only place I used my card online was with Bodog, and it was for 200 bucks.... OOPS!!! Fast forward to today, my account is still active, and has not been debited.

I wonder how long this will go before I get RyanB'd

[Nash B.]

D) I know that based on my retarded brother, it's very easy to upload $1k that you don't have to the site and gamble like you are a semi-baller for a week, until they find out and suspend all accounts with the same birthdate and last name, unfortunately killing my action on that site and freezing my account.

LMFAO! ggl

[idrivea4banger]

So now they're saying it was never a ponzi scheme.