Lock...closed....!
I really do feel for all of those who lost money at Lock....
We are a community and it is our job to be honest with one another. As much as we love poker, it is our job to point out the bad, as well as the good, instead of pushing the bad experiences under the carpet in order to preserve the reputation of the rest of the industry for our own personal benefit.
Public forums which point out the good AND the bad side of their shared experiences add credence and credibility to their respective shared interests.
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I haven't had any dealings with these gangsters & fraudsters, thank God! So please tell me to mind my own business if you want. But opinions are like assholes, everyone's got one, so here's mine;
I just read the news in kidkvno1's link & a few things jumped out at me in particular-
*Concerns about Lock Poker began in
2010 when the site appeared on Casinomeister's rogue list for slow payments.
*Many players reporting they have not been paid since
2012.
They have been under suspicion since 2010 & all suspicions have been confirmed without a shadow of a doubt since 2012, how on earth is this Max Zorin looking bitch (see Christopher Walken in 007)
& her fellow filthy rich bandits still enjoying their freedom & their ill gotten gains?!?!
*April 2013 it became known that players sponsored by the site were being treated to an all-expense vacation to a castle in
portugal....
*While some
Lock Poker-sponsored players ended their sponsorships... , others took to the forums to support Lock Poker, asking players to give it more time. Additionally, some sponsored players posted that they were given assurances by management that players' funds were safe at Lock Poker and that payments would resume shortly.
Should we be naming & shaming these corporate shill's for their complicity in this indefensible scam?
*Lock Poker players have reported $1 million in unprocessed payouts on
TwoPlusTwo, however,
US Poker speculates there could be
$10-$15 million in unprocessed customer withdrawals outstanding.
If I stole €10-20€ worth of beer from a shop I'd be up in front judge & possibly looking at prison time, but just like the too big to jail bankers, Lock Poker CEO
Jennifer Larson is still a free woman, lying on a sunny beach somewhere, without a care in the world!
It is so sad to think that we are still talking about this in 2015, those crooks should have been rounded up & then all their assets seized & liquidated, which should in turn be used to pay back as much money, to as many victims as possible.
I just wonder if this sort of crime was committed against another sub section of society, would they have gone on so long without any sort of punishment or justice??
* And finally......What a shower of SCUMBAGS!!!!