<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR> posted July 07, 2003 01:11 PM
ETHICAL QUESTION....
If you knew a sports book was about to go UNDER and you had money there, would you request for a payout before or after you warned other gamblers about the impending collapse?
<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>I don't think anyone could blame a player for getting his money out first. What really burns me though is when players post glowing raves about a book they know or suspect are in trouble to help collect their money. Then there are those who get their money out on inside info and say nothing, except to their mover friends, as a courtesy to the soon-to-be stiff bm.
I agree with the list though. You have to read between the lines when these guys say "BUY!" but when they say "sell", brother you better run.
Krackman
Shrink
ETHICAL QUESTION....
If you knew a sports book was about to go UNDER and you had money there, would you request for a payout before or after you warned other gamblers about the impending collapse?
<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>I don't think anyone could blame a player for getting his money out first. What really burns me though is when players post glowing raves about a book they know or suspect are in trouble to help collect their money. Then there are those who get their money out on inside info and say nothing, except to their mover friends, as a courtesy to the soon-to-be stiff bm.
I agree with the list though. You have to read between the lines when these guys say "BUY!" but when they say "sell", brother you better run.
Krackman
Shrink
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR> Ok, you got your money, THEN why not say something? Just curious. <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Because as far as I'm concerned now the whole rest of the world can go fvck themselves. I have ZERO obligation to help the SPVs of the world. After what I've seen the last couple of years it would be a PLEASURE to watch a lot of you get a royal screwing.
Because as far as I'm concerned now the whole rest of the world can go fvck themselves. I have ZERO obligation to help the SPVs of the world. After what I've seen the last couple of years it would be a PLEASURE to watch a lot of you get a royal screwing.
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Banned4Life:
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR> Ok, you got your money, THEN why not say something? Just curious. <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Because as far as I'm concerned now the whole rest of the world can go fvck themselves. I have ZERO obligation to help the SPVs of the world. After what I've seen the last couple of years it would be a PLEASURE to watch a lot of you get a royal screwing.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
I call him Mr Sunshine!
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR> Ok, you got your money, THEN why not say something? Just curious. <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Because as far as I'm concerned now the whole rest of the world can go fvck themselves. I have ZERO obligation to help the SPVs of the world. After what I've seen the last couple of years it would be a PLEASURE to watch a lot of you get a royal screwing.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
I call him Mr Sunshine!
ETHICAL QUESTION....
If you knew a sports book was about to go UNDER and you had money there, would you request for a payout before or after you warned other gamblers about the impending collapse?
Not sure why this would be considered an ethics question. Most posters here do not claim to be watchdogs so therefore why should a poster be expected to become one? THe ethics question would arise in my opinion under 2 circumstances
1. You claim to be a watchdog and post that you will notify the posters of anything to be concerned about, and then you don't.
2. A poster that is complimenting a book that is going under just to get his cash.
Only in those two cases do I see an eithics question arising.
If you knew a sports book was about to go UNDER and you had money there, would you request for a payout before or after you warned other gamblers about the impending collapse?
Not sure why this would be considered an ethics question. Most posters here do not claim to be watchdogs so therefore why should a poster be expected to become one? THe ethics question would arise in my opinion under 2 circumstances
1. You claim to be a watchdog and post that you will notify the posters of anything to be concerned about, and then you don't.
2. A poster that is complimenting a book that is going under just to get his cash.
Only in those two cases do I see an eithics question arising.
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR> Banned,What happened to get you so pissed off? <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
A particular gutter slime who is allowed to crawl in here every now and then and stalk and harass me because I have an opinion. You know who I'm talking about.
A particular gutter slime who is allowed to crawl in here every now and then and stalk and harass me because I have an opinion. You know who I'm talking about.
Would you trust anyone associated with this mess?
Case by fraud in Canada
Detected 128 banking deposits here
Company received majority of money
Adrián Meza G.
ameza@nacion.com
Editor of the Nation
A total of 128 banking deposits, directed to the society Magical Mountains of the South and to beliceño Robert Albert Fox, alerted to the ticas authorities on the supposedly irregular movements of money coming from Canada.
These transactions began to register themselves, according to an order of the Supreme Court of Justice of Canada (letter rogatoria), from the 21 of March of 2001, when a first deposit of $100,000 in favor of Magical Mountains of the South was made, of which Fox is their president.
As much the Canadian authorities as the Center of Inteligencia Conjunto Antidrogas (CICAD), determined that through the deposits they entered country $40,000,000 (¢14.640 million to the type of present change).
Apparently, that money is product of a fraud of $100 million committed in Toronto, Canada, by Salim Mohammed Dajim, that in 1999 created Strategic the Sistema company of Commerce and began to sell actions.
The investors supposedly were deceived by Dajim, because she offered to give back $20 to them by each $1 inverted one, situation that never happened.
During three years, hundreds of people put their money in the company.
After the indicated period, the swindle was discovered. Already for that then, part of the booty had been transferred to our country.
Single Magical Mountains of the South received more than $32 million until last April. Soon, there were other deposits to the personal account of Fox.
Tico bond
The relation between this fraud and Costa Rica was originated when a company related to the Canadian began to send money to the accounts of the society and Fox.
The deposits were very high, surpassed much by the $10,000 that the legislation of the country allow for the transactions.
By such reason, the banks Nacional and Costa Rica - of where they were the accounts reported the movements before the General Supervision of Entidades Financieras (SUGEF).
Soon, when the request arrived from aid of Canada, it was confirmed that the money deposited here, apparently, was dirty.
Part of those deposits later was transferred to accounts in other countries, like Switzerland.
The authorities will investigate here to Fox and the societies to which he appears tie, along with other people more.
An official document directed to the Public Ministry indicates to 11 companies - some of them dedicated to the bets by Internet that also received money.
All these societies will be investigated by the judicial authorities. On the result of the searches it depends that some penal cause is opened here, according to indicated in the Department of Information and Public Relations of the Court.
Case by fraud in Canada
Detected 128 banking deposits here
Company received majority of money
Adrián Meza G.
ameza@nacion.com
Editor of the Nation
A total of 128 banking deposits, directed to the society Magical Mountains of the South and to beliceño Robert Albert Fox, alerted to the ticas authorities on the supposedly irregular movements of money coming from Canada.
These transactions began to register themselves, according to an order of the Supreme Court of Justice of Canada (letter rogatoria), from the 21 of March of 2001, when a first deposit of $100,000 in favor of Magical Mountains of the South was made, of which Fox is their president.
As much the Canadian authorities as the Center of Inteligencia Conjunto Antidrogas (CICAD), determined that through the deposits they entered country $40,000,000 (¢14.640 million to the type of present change).
Apparently, that money is product of a fraud of $100 million committed in Toronto, Canada, by Salim Mohammed Dajim, that in 1999 created Strategic the Sistema company of Commerce and began to sell actions.
The investors supposedly were deceived by Dajim, because she offered to give back $20 to them by each $1 inverted one, situation that never happened.
During three years, hundreds of people put their money in the company.
After the indicated period, the swindle was discovered. Already for that then, part of the booty had been transferred to our country.
Single Magical Mountains of the South received more than $32 million until last April. Soon, there were other deposits to the personal account of Fox.
Tico bond
The relation between this fraud and Costa Rica was originated when a company related to the Canadian began to send money to the accounts of the society and Fox.
The deposits were very high, surpassed much by the $10,000 that the legislation of the country allow for the transactions.
By such reason, the banks Nacional and Costa Rica - of where they were the accounts reported the movements before the General Supervision of Entidades Financieras (SUGEF).
Soon, when the request arrived from aid of Canada, it was confirmed that the money deposited here, apparently, was dirty.
Part of those deposits later was transferred to accounts in other countries, like Switzerland.
The authorities will investigate here to Fox and the societies to which he appears tie, along with other people more.
An official document directed to the Public Ministry indicates to 11 companies - some of them dedicated to the bets by Internet that also received money.
All these societies will be investigated by the judicial authorities. On the result of the searches it depends that some penal cause is opened here, according to indicated in the Department of Information and Public Relations of the Court.
