The inconsistency is glaring:
While I agree that CG is probably only complaining because he lost the wager, and thus, he's unlikely to elicit any sympathy, a rule is a rule. If the book has a policy of deleting past-post wagers consistently, then that policy shouldn't be abrogated when a line mistakenly left up too long ends up benefiting the book, rather than screwing them over.
To me, this is eerily similar to the incident I had several weeks ago...in which the majority ruled against me. I (mistakenly!) took a line with a +1255 line, that should have had a line of +125. The game won and the book paid up. Four days later, when I requested a payout, they wanted to cancel the bet. I thought that was very shady...
So now decide, y'all. If you think CG is not entitled to getting his money back, then in essence, what you're saying is once a book accepts a wager, they have to honor the wager. If that's the case, then they should have let me keep the +1255..and they should also let all winning past-post bets stand too.
Unlikely that'll ever happen.