Bailouts Should Be Done on a Case by Case Basis I remember when it became apparent that I would not be seeing any of the funds I first came to MW in hopes of recovering, somebody posted that I should contact Pinnacle about their "stiffed by a bad book" recovery program. I was curious enough to write to their CS dept about it, and was told that the deal was something like this: I would need to match the amount.. around 1300 I think, and then roll it over x amount of times.
Still licking my sores, I declined.. for all I knew Pinnacle might be another sweet talking stiffer.. lol
Anyway, looking back now, I see that's the only way. Too many people are posting up with crap books for huge bonus's thinking "There will be a bailout if these losers go belly up".
And now this latest "scandal" of how databases are handled by the operators brokering the deals has even dredged up questions regarding prior bailouts and possible duplicity involved.
I say screw group bailouts. If a book is willing to take on some debt for a crack at some unique customers, fine - Do it on a case by case basis, if at all.
Another thing- I have worked with others here at MW helping guys who got hurt at stiff books, only to find out that they had already struck a deal elsewhere. Total double-dipping, screw it up for everyone else scammers.
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