Strange Comment from Sting911

[JoeyC]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR> The complaints I have heard from people who play exclusively at CRIS is that they have received literature from BoDog, Heritage and ABC Islands among others. BoDog is obviously a disgruntled current or past Diamond Sports employee as Diamond is now in the CRIS office. Heritage used to be in the CRIS office and ABC Islands was part of CRIS at one time.

Any book that says they do not purchase customer lists is probably lying. The customer list brokerage business (usually consisting of sports book employees) is very hot.

Don't blame the purchasee though, blame the book whose list has been stolen for its lack of security.
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HOW CAN YOU NOT BLAME A BOOK FOR BUYING A STOLEN LIST?

IF THERE WERE NO LOW - LIFE BOOKS THAT WERE WILLING TO PAY FOR A HOT LIST, THERE WOULD BE NO ECONOMIC INCENTIVE TO STEAL SOMEONES PROPERTY..

 

[truthteller]

JoeyC, I was just going to make a post about that.

Isn't Bodog helping out in the thievery by buying a stolen list?

In the real world, you can go to jail for buying something that you know is stolen.

 

[DickyW]

Uhhhh OK sting your right. Everybook in the industry buys stolen mailing lists and then justify it by blaming the book that got ripped off.
I hate to break it to Sting but not everybody is a scumbag like him

 

[jjgold]

I would not play at Bo Dog

I rate them a C-

 

[Chadster]

If books had proper security then there would be no lists to sell.

 

[truthteller]

Fortune 500 companies are hacked. Nothing is 100% secure. If it's online, it hackeable.

 

[Chadster]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by truthteller:
Fortune 500 companies are hacked. Nothing is 100% secure. If it's online, it hackeable.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Thats gospel for sure.