The feds worry about putting sportsbook owners away? What a joke. They should really be concerned with unscrupulous touts who ruin more lives than cigarettes and alcoholism. I just can't understand how telling naiive customers who don't know any better that they have inside info on games can be legal? these poor saps mortgage their homes believing that these touts are telling the truth.Very very sad. In my opinion, these touts that run freely all over the United States should be stopped. The good guys like Doc's and Northcoast,and the other good ones obviously don't apply here, but the majority are slime, and they should be terminated!
Anthony, no offense, but that may be the most ignorant post of i have seen here in months. the scumbag touts irrefutably hurt prospective gamblers for millions of dollars year in and year out. I don't think palm readers come within 5% of that number. I have a friend, yes he is a naiive moron, who was told that a game was fixed. He took all of his cash that he had in his bank and bet it that evening believing that the game was in the bag. the tout obviously lied, and he lost his savings and his marriage. touts are not a problem in this country? You must be kidding me.
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by AnthonyRichkas:
Drugs and alcohol have ruined many a marriage and bankrupt a few people. Does that mean alcohol should be illegal? Just like with stocks. Because you get some bad advice in stocks and lose a bunch of money should the advisor be in jail.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
You make some good points, however, I think that at least they should be regulated. If the U.S. gov is going to deem them legal, then why shouldn't they be scrutinized like the SEC?
Drugs and alcohol have ruined many a marriage and bankrupt a few people. Does that mean alcohol should be illegal? Just like with stocks. Because you get some bad advice in stocks and lose a bunch of money should the advisor be in jail.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
You make some good points, however, I think that at least they should be regulated. If the U.S. gov is going to deem them legal, then why shouldn't they be scrutinized like the SEC?
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by extreem:
Alki,
i think one of these guys who loses there house over a "fixed Guranteed game" by one of these assholes should highly consider breaking on of there legs and maybe they will think twice about the "gurantee" part.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Good point extreem, if someone puts a stop to this shit once and for all, perhaps these pricks would start doing the right thing.
Alki,
i think one of these guys who loses there house over a "fixed Guranteed game" by one of these assholes should highly consider breaking on of there legs and maybe they will think twice about the "gurantee" part.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Good point extreem, if someone puts a stop to this shit once and for all, perhaps these pricks would start doing the right thing.
Well....if we can't kill 'um and we can't put 'um in jail, I guess the next best thing to do is to try to take away their market by making solid picks available for free....and then spreading the word.
I've had my own run-ins with scamdicapping scum, but I had no idea until recently just how big a "business" (maybe business is not exactly the right word) it has become.
Oh and Anthony.....when was the last time a Palm Reader or a Bartender called you on your phone over and over again trying to manipulate you into turning over your cash ??
I've had my own run-ins with scamdicapping scum, but I had no idea until recently just how big a "business" (maybe business is not exactly the right word) it has become.
Oh and Anthony.....when was the last time a Palm Reader or a Bartender called you on your phone over and over again trying to manipulate you into turning over your cash ??
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Zapster:
Well....if we can't kill 'um and we can't put 'um in jail, I guess the next best thing to do is to try to take away their market by making solid picks available for free....and then spreading the word.
I've had my own run-ins with scamdicapping scum, but I had no idea until recently just how big a "business" (maybe business is not exactly the right word) it has become.
Oh and Anthony.....when was the last time a Palm Reader or a Bartender called you on your phone over and over again trying to manipulate you into turning over your cash ??<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
zapster,
post of the day.
Well....if we can't kill 'um and we can't put 'um in jail, I guess the next best thing to do is to try to take away their market by making solid picks available for free....and then spreading the word.
I've had my own run-ins with scamdicapping scum, but I had no idea until recently just how big a "business" (maybe business is not exactly the right word) it has become.
Oh and Anthony.....when was the last time a Palm Reader or a Bartender called you on your phone over and over again trying to manipulate you into turning over your cash ??<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
zapster,
Jack Price and the rest of these guys wish they had "inside info" on fixed games. It would be better then flipping a coin which is probably all they do as far as capping goes.
I would pick up trash off the street instead of making a living lying to people. It seems like a poor excuse for a job. The money is good I'm sure, but I would prefer looking myself in the mirror every day knowing I didn't con some poor sap into calling me. How can that not eat away at a man's conscience?
I would pick up trash off the street instead of making a living lying to people. It seems like a poor excuse for a job. The money is good I'm sure, but I would prefer looking myself in the mirror every day knowing I didn't con some poor sap into calling me. How can that not eat away at a man's conscience?
No need to resort to such foul language Johnny. I guess I struck a nerve? No, you don't stick a gun to anyone's head, neither does a pick pocket, but they still steal your money. Do you lie for a living? Yes. Do you con and deceive people? Yes. Does it weigh on your conscience? Judging by your response, I would say, yes.
You are a thief, Johnny. You can call me whatever name you like, but unlike you I don't con people. I earn my money, unlike you and Jackie boy Price. Theives. You may not ever go to prison, but my guess is you are living in your own mental jail. Your conscience has to eat away at you, admit it, Johnny. Wait, do touts have a conscience? LOL
Call me any name you like, but guess what? You are still a lying, con.
You are a thief, Johnny. You can call me whatever name you like, but unlike you I don't con people. I earn my money, unlike you and Jackie boy Price. Theives. You may not ever go to prison, but my guess is you are living in your own mental jail. Your conscience has to eat away at you, admit it, Johnny. Wait, do touts have a conscience? LOL
Call me any name you like, but guess what? You are still a lying, con.
