Either your sportsbook sold the number you call your bets in from or you are calling a scorephone from that number. Either way, it's Jack Price's company. I'm getting the same calls. Report them to the fed's like I did. If enough of us do it, the guy will pay a fine that is so big that he will finally be put out of business.
There is a sportsbook out there that has some kind of system that pulls incoming phone numbers and sells them to Jack Off Price. I know this because I have a brand new cell less then 10 days old and nobody has the number. I have only called sportsbooks and now the last 3 days have been getting hit with the phone calls from Price.
Lets find out the book and bombard them with annoying phone calls at peak times.
Lets find out the book and bombard them with annoying phone calls at peak times.
This is extremely disturbing. How much could Price be paying for these numbers to make the book think it is worth upsetting their customers. Like you say if word gets out on who is doing it the book stands to face a lot of backlash, some potentially damaging. Imagine if two hundred pissed off customers got together and called at 9:55 on a Sunday and just asked for rundowns then pretended to get cut off before making any bets. That would get the message out well.
If you are certain of this Krack and it appears there are plenty of others getting the calls, maybe people should start emailing a mod with the book they are customers of and through cross-referencing we could figure out who the culprit is.
If you are certain of this Krack and it appears there are plenty of others getting the calls, maybe people should start emailing a mod with the book they are customers of and through cross-referencing we could figure out who the culprit is.
Thanks for the info guys. I will be looking into Jack Price as I have never heard of him before. A quick check of his site (if he has one) should explain who the culprit may be.
Rest assured also that if I do find out what book sold out and gave this clown my info they will be exposed no matter who they are.
The spam I have no problem with. Emails are a part of this business, but I draw the line at the phone. My time is as valuable as the next guys and I don't want to waste it listening to this f*ck face popping off about his "guaranteed winners".
MC
Rest assured also that if I do find out what book sold out and gave this clown my info they will be exposed no matter who they are.
The spam I have no problem with. Emails are a part of this business, but I draw the line at the phone. My time is as valuable as the next guys and I don't want to waste it listening to this f*ck face popping off about his "guaranteed winners".
MC
NETELLER is my chief suspect although bodog is starting to be mentioned more and more. but i doubt krack plays at bodog
this is old news but if you reading this your probably as bored as i am
The Paradise Casino (Hoss Limited Inc.) who closed shop last December has recently settled with the IRS and have agreed to pay an extraordinary $11.4 million dollars in back taxes, interest and penalties. Hoss Limited partners, Marc Meghrouni, of Balboa, CA., and Scott D. Shaver, of Garden Grove, CA, pled guilty to charges of impairing the work of the Internal Revenue Service and violating the Wire Wager Act. The fine was confirmed by John Edens (a.k.a. Johnny DeMarco) that his business associate, Marc Meghrouni (a.k.a. Jack Price), a “silent partner” of the Paradise, opened up their books to the IRS and agreed to the fine to avoid possible imprisonment said to be a possible 5 to 15 years. Some of the fine will consist of property. U.S. Attorney Audrey Fleissig said Meghrouni and Shaver will forfeit a beachfront condo in Orange County, CA., valued at more than $1 million; an office building in Irvine, CA., worth more than $2 million; and a 1995 Lamborghini Diablo, valued at $250,000. Jack Price was the subject of a series of “scamdicapper” articles in the Los Angeles Times in December of 1997 and Sports Illustrated in 1998
Mr. Edens, while claiming limited involvement (“marketing”) with the Paradise claims that he knows Mr. Meghrouni was not involved with the direct management of the Paradise. Furthermore, he saw no “conflict of interest” in selling sports betting advice under “Jack Price” while accepting sports bets under his “silent partnership” with Paradise Casino. Mr. Edens stated the owners agreed to the fine to avoid imprisonment and other possible pending charges, including alleged RICO violations.
Mr. Edens went on to state that, “They did it with class. Everybody was paid every single cent they were owed. Every customer, every vendor” that he saw no problem that an “offshore” operation opened up their books to the IRS that included specific individual U.S. bettor information justifying it as, “anytime you play offshore your own personal information is not a secret”
Per Mr. Edens, the Paradise Casino problems began when Antigua was struck by back-to-back hurricanes in 1995. The storms caused Western Union offices to close in Antigua, and allegedly customer Western Union deposits were cashed in the domestic U.S. However Mr. Edens did claim that “every bet taken by the “PC” was taken in either Antigua or Curacao.”
this is old news but if you reading this your probably as bored as i am
The Paradise Casino (Hoss Limited Inc.) who closed shop last December has recently settled with the IRS and have agreed to pay an extraordinary $11.4 million dollars in back taxes, interest and penalties. Hoss Limited partners, Marc Meghrouni, of Balboa, CA., and Scott D. Shaver, of Garden Grove, CA, pled guilty to charges of impairing the work of the Internal Revenue Service and violating the Wire Wager Act. The fine was confirmed by John Edens (a.k.a. Johnny DeMarco) that his business associate, Marc Meghrouni (a.k.a. Jack Price), a “silent partner” of the Paradise, opened up their books to the IRS and agreed to the fine to avoid possible imprisonment said to be a possible 5 to 15 years. Some of the fine will consist of property. U.S. Attorney Audrey Fleissig said Meghrouni and Shaver will forfeit a beachfront condo in Orange County, CA., valued at more than $1 million; an office building in Irvine, CA., worth more than $2 million; and a 1995 Lamborghini Diablo, valued at $250,000. Jack Price was the subject of a series of “scamdicapper” articles in the Los Angeles Times in December of 1997 and Sports Illustrated in 1998
Mr. Edens, while claiming limited involvement (“marketing”) with the Paradise claims that he knows Mr. Meghrouni was not involved with the direct management of the Paradise. Furthermore, he saw no “conflict of interest” in selling sports betting advice under “Jack Price” while accepting sports bets under his “silent partnership” with Paradise Casino. Mr. Edens stated the owners agreed to the fine to avoid imprisonment and other possible pending charges, including alleged RICO violations.
Mr. Edens went on to state that, “They did it with class. Everybody was paid every single cent they were owed. Every customer, every vendor” that he saw no problem that an “offshore” operation opened up their books to the IRS that included specific individual U.S. bettor information justifying it as, “anytime you play offshore your own personal information is not a secret”
Per Mr. Edens, the Paradise Casino problems began when Antigua was struck by back-to-back hurricanes in 1995. The storms caused Western Union offices to close in Antigua, and allegedly customer Western Union deposits were cashed in the domestic U.S. However Mr. Edens did claim that “every bet taken by the “PC” was taken in either Antigua or Curacao.”
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by krackman:
There is a sportsbook out there that has some kind of system that pulls incoming phone numbers and sells them to Jack Off Price. I know this because I have a brand new cell less then 10 days old and nobody has the number. I have only called sportsbooks and now the last 3 days have been getting hit with the phone calls from Price.
Lets find out the book and bombard them with annoying phone calls at peak times.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
In that case BODOG is the only sportsbook I have called on my cell phone. I have called Sportsbook.com too but I know that they do not have caller id capability.
There is a sportsbook out there that has some kind of system that pulls incoming phone numbers and sells them to Jack Off Price. I know this because I have a brand new cell less then 10 days old and nobody has the number. I have only called sportsbooks and now the last 3 days have been getting hit with the phone calls from Price.
Lets find out the book and bombard them with annoying phone calls at peak times.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
In that case BODOG is the only sportsbook I have called on my cell phone. I have called Sportsbook.com too but I know that they do not have caller id capability.
Jack Price calls every phone number in the United States. He doesn't buy lists from anyone. He uses the phone book. If you dont want him to call you hit the # on your phone when he calls. You will then be removed from the data base. If you don't want to be called email me at john@johnedens.com give me your phone number(s) and I'll see that you are never called.
No way!!! I don't believe that I was called on a new phone number and all these other guys were called and we all are coincidentally sports gamblers with offshore books. This just started happening to all of us. I have four phone lines I use to call the books and all four are now getting the Price calls. There is a sportsbook involved in this I CAN SMELL IT. I don't play with Bodog and have not called neteller or sportsbook.com so right now I don't know who it is.
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by JohnnyDeMarco:
Jack Price calls every phone number in the United States. He doesn't buy lists from anyone. He uses the phone book. If you dont want him to call you hit the # on your phone when he calls. You will then be removed from the data base. If you don't want to be called email me at john@johnedens.com give me your phone number(s) and I'll see that you are never called.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
LMFAO ... ok pal, your shop seems like an honest biz. Is it ok if I send you my SSN, DL & chekcing account number too?
Just in case.
Jack Price calls every phone number in the United States. He doesn't buy lists from anyone. He uses the phone book. If you dont want him to call you hit the # on your phone when he calls. You will then be removed from the data base. If you don't want to be called email me at john@johnedens.com give me your phone number(s) and I'll see that you are never called.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
LMFAO ... ok pal, your shop seems like an honest biz. Is it ok if I send you my SSN, DL & chekcing account number too?
Just in case.
