Scammer Caught at 888

[bolda3]

You didn't realize that $60 for $100 was an odd transaction? It would have set off alarms to me. Seems foolish to work with a person who would offer this deal.

 

[Tammy]

How do you know what he was doing? Sounds to me like you were well aware of what was happening - it is not likely you learned this from 888.

Funny how OP has now disappeared and hasn't addressed this question...:hmmmm:

 

[bbruijn]

Funny how OP has now disappeared and hasn't addressed this question...:hmmmm:

How would you react when everybody is calling you all sort of names?
I don't care anymore, believe want you want to believe. And let that pokersite take your money

 

[Poker Orifice]

How would you react when everybody is calling you all sort of names?
I don't care anymore, believe want you want to believe. And let that pokersite take your money

Why not just answer the question? (it's not like you haven't had enough time to fabricate a reply)

 

[Poof]

I am sure that if the events happened as you say, if you submit an email along with ID to verify your account they will reopen your account after an extensive investigation, provided they don't find anything else.

 

[F4STFORW4RD]

How would you react when everybody is calling you all sort of names?

I would think "Maybe I've been a bit of an idiot here, these guys aren't stupid, maybe I should tell them the truth now"

 

[Splitpot88]

Giving 5 to 1 odds that OP is underage....

 

[Vfranks]

Obviously the guy was doing something wrong if he needed you to do this for him. If he wasn't breaking the TOS than why would he need you? You are pretty much just as guilty as him because of that imo. You had to know you were breaking the rules. OP you should learn to read people better, before you play any more poker or make any deals, because free money from some random guy on the internet is a huge tell.